13 impressive feats by CSU athletes this fall
These 13 numbers illustrate the breadth and depth of achievements by current and former Rams.
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University guidelines for weather closures
Winter weather in Colorado can go from sunny to snowing, so much snow that there will be times that Colorado State University will consider closing due to adverse weather.
Colorado State University to provide grants for communities coexisting with wolves
CSU plans to offer a series of grants through the Wolf Conflict Reduction Fund to support ranching livelihoods in landscapes with wolves.
CSU’s defense engagement expands under new leadership
In a world of new national security threats and opportunities, Colorado State University is rebooting its Office of Defense Engagement to marshal researchers, students and industry as a force for solutions.
Like the weather: CSU alum leading CDC effort to forecast pandemics
Early warnings about potentially devastating storms save lives. This same principle applies to pandemics.
CSU’s One Health Institute names Colleen Webb interim director
Colleen Webb, a Colorado State University professor of biology and accomplished disease ecologist, has been named the interim director of the One Health Institute.
New executive director of CSU Health Network announced
Colorado State University has announced Laurel Halsey from the University of California, Berkeley as the new executive director of the CSU Health Network.
Forbes: CSU ranked first among Colorado-based educational employers
Forbes magazine has named Colorado State University the best educational employer based in the state.
Global Conference on Sustainability in Higher Education no cost to CSU employees, students
Colorado State University is a host institution for the 2022 Association for the Advancement of Sustainability in Higher Education Global Conference.
With $5 million coming, Forest Service Nursery eyes what it could become
The Colorado State Forest Service Nursery is due for major upgrades in the next two years thanks to $5 million allocated by the Colorado Legislature.