Human development and family studies student overcomes health challenges to get to graduation
At times, Miranda Epperson was bedridden for days or even weeks on end struggling with chronic illnesses.
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Researchers to study mindfulness and teens in high-conflict homes
Colorado State University is launching an innovative study to help adolescents in high-conflict homes — using mindfulness techniques.
Early Childhood Center preschoolers bring holiday cheer to President Frank
The four-year-olds who attend the Colorado State University Early Childhood Center took their annual trip to the Administration Building to sing to President Tony Frank.
Reducing stress of the holidays
Examining holiday season needs, and cultivating self-care and self-compassion can help move you through the holidays with greater ease.
CSU to research cannabis misuse among college students
A Colorado State University faculty member is leading a new research effort to decrease misuse of cannabis among college students.
Study aims to increase positive views on aging, physical exercise
Professor Manfred Diehl in CSU's department of Human Development and Family Studies is challenging negative views on aging and physical exercise in order to promote healthy aging.
German exchange student studies at CSU for six weeks
A German exchange student was on campus this summer to conduct research with a CSU professor about awareness of age-related change.
Campus-based mentoring program accepting applications
Campus Connections, an on-campus, at-risk youth mentoring program, is accepting applications for the spring 2017 semester.
Team researches how to prevent weight gain in young mothers
A Colorado State University assistant professor and a team of researchers from the University of Colorado School of Medicine have the opportunity to further their research on an excess weight gain prevention program in adolescent mothers.