E-Days preview: Mending a mud problem at the Baca County Fair
A Senior Design team in the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering is redesigning the rodeo arena at the Baca County Fair, implementing updated drainage and facilities.
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E-Days preview: Mechanical engineering students evaluate refrigeration to solve food waste problem
Students on the Solar-Powered Refrigeration Team are using their mechanical engineering Senior Design project to test solutions that could make refrigeration more affordable and sustainable for developing nations.
E-Days preview: Surgical residents can learn to stop a bleed with Senior Design project
A Senior Design team in the School of Biomedical Engineering is designing a physically pulsating organ model – a training tool that will allow surgical residents to practice their emergency response skills.
SLIDESHOW: Student presenters shine at MURALS 2018
See photo highlights and a list of winners from the Multicultural Undergraduate Research, Art and Leadership Symposium.
Trying it twice: Photographer selects electrical engineering for second bachelor’s
Priscilla Vazquez's aspiration to improve others' quality of life is the driving force behind her decision to pursue a second bachelor's degree in electrical engineering.
Leaving campus doesn't mean having to quit school: one student's journey back to her community
When Chelsee Bruggeling moved away from her hometown of Brush, Colorado to go to college, she never guessed she’d one day come back to make a difference in her home community.
T’Hani Holt-Middleton wants to help people avoid homelessness
The first-generation student from Aurora came to CSU to study interior design but a class in ethnic studies convinced her to take a different path.
Raimundo Romero, Walter Scott, Jr. College of Engineering
First-generation student has earned his Ph.D. in biomedical engineering, credit for a patent, and a love of research.
Cheryl Iron, College of Health and Human Sciences
For her senior capstone project, Iron designed four pieces that are meant to be worn in a professional work environment and take patterns and colors from traditional Native American wear.
Mujtaba 'Moe' Alhuwaidi, College of Business
Alhuwaidi and his wife, Jasmine, who is studying applied computing technology at CSU, are dedicated to promoting computer science as a career for women in their homeland of Saudi Arabia.