Ramskeller teaching brewery taps first beer in time for CSU Homecoming
The inaugural beer produced in the new Ramskeller teaching brewery at Colorado State University hit pint glasses on Friday, just in time for Homecoming and Family Weekend.
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CSU’s Aspen Grille now open, special menu planned
The Aspen Grille is now open for the semester, offering students and staff tasty lunches in the heart of campus.
Interior design undergoes name change to reflect technical emphasis
The name of the interior design major in the Department of Design and Merchandising has been changed to interior architecture and design to recognize both the program’s long history with interior design and the shift in the profession to include more knowledge of structural and building systems.
CSU’s Child Trauma and Resilience Assessment Center recognized by Larimer County
A center pioneered at CSU to focus on assessing complex trauma in children was awarded the Jim Drendel Community is the Solution Award by the Department of Health and Human Services of Larimer County on April 6.
‘Spectrum’ Fashion Show features outstanding student work
The annual CSU Fashion Show showcased 24 senior designers’ collections and 30 designs by students in the Draping Class. Four awards were handed out to recognize the most exemplary work produced for the fashion show. Learn more about the awardees.
Asian, Pacific Islander, Desi American History Month at Aspen Grille - April 5 and 6
Staff members of the Aspen Grille have planned a special menu to honor Asian, Pacific Islander, Desi American History Month on Thursday, April 5, and Friday, April 6.
The 'SPECTRUM' of fashion converges in this year’s CSU Fashion Show April 6
On Friday, April 6, Colorado State University’s Department of Design and Merchandising will present its eighth annual fashion show, “SPECTRUM,” at the Lincoln Center at 7:30 p.m.
Colorado State interior design students promote recycling on service-learning trip
Interior design Professor Katherine Leigh was excited about the opportunity to collaborate with the CSU campus in Todos Santos, Mexico. A total of seven students from the interior design program traveled with the INTD 400 class for the service-learning project.
Students awarded scholarships for their innovation in the fashion industry
Months of hard work paid off as design and merchandising students received highly competitive scholarships from the Fashion Scholarship Fund.
Recycled fashion project educates and inspires
CSU students exploring the principles of design in apparel and merchandising combined their creativity with sustainability to make fashion out of recycled materials.