Day 1 of the 2017-18 academic year coincided with a rare total solar eclipse. Many hundreds of CSU students, faculty and staff hit pause to gaze upward and share the experience as a community.
The Department of Physics is set to resume regular public viewing nights at the Madison-Macdonald Observatory.
On Aug. 21, the College of Natural Sciences’ Little Shop of Physics will spearhead eclipse activities on campus, as well as outreach engagement in the path of the totality.
Together, they developed programs for students and teachers that included simple, hands-on science kits.
Nearly 30 Native American students from Denver, Fort Collins and New Mexico got a hands-on taste of college life and possible careers in science, technology, engineering and mathematics during the Native American STEM Institute at CSU last week.
The Little Shop of Physics traveled to the CSU Todos Santos Center in Baja California Sur, Mexico, to spread their enthusiasm for science.
The College of Natural Sciences is taking a broad view to make sure everyone is welcome at the bench.
Freshman Norman Revere has shared his passion for astronomy and astrophotography with the College of Natural Sciences Learning Community.