C.A.N.S. Around the Oval raises nearly $52K and 18,000 pounds of food
The 33rd year of C.A.N.S. Around the Oval wrapped up on Oct. 16, generating $51,966 in donations and 17,918 pounds of food.
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CICRC director awarded Excellence in Global Health Award
Lorann Stallones, a CSU professor of psychology, is the recipient of the 2019 Excellence in Global Health Award from the Center for Global Health in Denver.
CSU to host Bipartisan Commission on Biodefense Nov. 5
Participants at the event will include Thomas Daschle, former Senate majority leader, and Kenneth Wainstein, former Homeland Security adviser to President George W. Bush.
CSU to host first Adaptive Design Workshop at newly constructed Translational Medicine Institute
The first Adaptive Design Workshop for Preclinical, Clinical Veterinary, and Translational Human Studies at the Translational Medicine Institute is set for Nov. 8.
Colorado State University's record-breaking research enterprise is at $398.5 million
Spending on research, which has grown by nearly $100 million in the last decade, signals a bright future for the university's research environment.
Guest column: Historic year of discovery and innovation for CSU research
The translation of our ideas into practice continues to make significant contributions to our ever-increasing desire to understand and make impacts in the lives of the people of the world.
Exposure to air pollution increases violent crime rates, study finds
A CSU team found strong links between short-term exposure to air pollution and aggressive behavior, in the form of aggravated assaults and other violent crimes.
RamReality weekend returns to campus
Experience the limitless potential of virtual, augmented and mixed reality with Colorado State University students, faculty and friends as part of RamReality, which includes the XR Symposium and Hackathon events.
Veterinary Innovation Summit set for Sept. 27-29
Launched at Texas A&M in 2017, the summit aims to provide attendees with a look at the future of veterinary medicine.
CSU team uncovers potential for Rift Valley fever virus transmission in Colorado livestock
CSU researchers found that mosquitoes that could transmit the virus were abundant in feedlots and at nearby sites.