College faculty
As Colorado State University's College of Liberal Arts hosted Anna L. Tsing, a professor of anthropology at the University of California, Santa Cruz, for a lecture on October 30, participants delved into the intricacies of human-nature interactions and the need for responsible infrastructure development. Tsing's presentation
Climate models
Research conducted by Colorado State University has made significant advancements in understanding the complexities of climate modeling. The study has revealed that the sea surface temperature (SST) over the eastern tropical and subtropical Pacific is driven in part by SST variability over the Southern Ocean. Financial support for this research
Climate models
Research conducted by Colorado State University has made significant advancements in understanding the complexities of climate modeling. The study has revealed that the sea surface temperature (SST) over the eastern tropical and subtropical Pacific is driven in part by SST variability over the Southern Ocean. Financial support for this research
Colorado State University
Researchers from Colorado State University have made a significant breakthrough in HIV/AIDS research by developing a novel approach to combat drug-resistant strains of the disease. According to a new study published in Scientific Reports, the team designed a high-throughput screening platform that targets the precursor autoprocessing of the HIV-1
College students
The Native American Cultural Center (NACC) at Colorado State University hosted a celebration of Native American identity for Indigenous Peoples' Day, in collaboration with some of CSU's Cultural Resource Centers and KCSU. This event aimed to highlight Native American culture and celebrate the Indigenous community at CSU.
College students
CSU Ignites AI: Shaping Tomorrow Together was a symposium held on October 14, 2025, at Colorado State University, where students, faculty, and staff gathered to explore the future of artificial intelligence (AI) and its responsible use in education. The event was a collaborative effort between CSU, Microsoft, Accenture, and the
College students
Homecoming Weekend at Colorado State University is an annual event that brings together students, alumni, and community members to celebrate the university's rich history and spirit. The weekend is deeply rooted in tradition, dating back to 1884 when the Alumni Association was founded. The first homecoming, a football
College students
The annual Homecoming and Family Weekend at Colorado State University is a celebration of green-and-gold pride, traditions, and the impact of those who have called CSU's campus home. This year's festivities highlighted the achievements and contributions of five remarkable CSU alumni who have broken barriers, changed
College students
Colorado State University President Amy Parsons introduced the Colorado Democracy Prize, a new initiative aimed at fostering democratic engagement and collaboration among student groups. The program will reward student organizations that model constructive political engagement, encouraging them to host events that promote collaboration and bridge-building across ideological lines. This initiative
College students
The Associated Students of Colorado State University (ASCSU) Senate convened on September 10 for their fourth session of the 55th Senate. Key issues on the agenda included mandatory Title IX or Responsible Employee training for Senate members, ratification of executive interns, and a resolution denouncing hate and intolerance at CSU.
