After contributing to another successful year of CSU's annual Youth Sport Camps, two of the camp counselors speak about their experience working with local youth in this Q&A.
The College of Health and Human Sciences at Colorado State University recognizes several students from the college who completed internships over the summer.
Jordan Acosta spent her summer interning in Professor Brett Fling's lab in the Human Performance Clinical Research Laboratory on campus. Learn about her experience in this Q&A.
This summer, the 51st annual Colorado State University Youth Sport Camps hosted over 1,700 local youth to engage in movement and a healthy lifestyle through sports.
Consider working out with your pet, to make sure you both get to live a long, healthy life.
Improving or working on your balance can help in other areas like increasing your coordination, stability, flexibility, not to mention confidence and strength.
A study involving more than 500 essential workers at CSU early in the pandemic correlated very low infection rates with very high rates of public health-protective behaviors.
Braun was one of a select few to participate in the Army ROTC Cadet Summer Training Leadership Symposium's Center of Influence, in which more than 200 universities compete for representatives.
Lillian Greene-Chamberlain is an honored Colorado State University alumna from 1963 and a trailblazer in elite women’s track and field who is back on a podium this summer, when she is highlighted as part of a new national initiative called “Lift Every Voice.”
In just three years on campus, health and exercise science grad Kamal-Craig Golaube (B.S., ’21) has been a powerful agent for positive change as well as leaving his name in the record books for track and field.