At the start of her annual Fall Address, CSU President Amy Parsons said she recently found the old nametag she wore as a CSU student ambassador, leading prospective students and their families on ...

Irrigating U.S. crops prevents higher greenhouse gas emissions by avoiding land conversion, groundbreaking new research by ...

The Institute for Learning and Teaching is offering a workshop that teaches CSU faculty and instructors how to make sure AI works for them.

Editor’s note: Elizabeth Steinway, instructor of literature and composition at Colorado State University, authored this piece for The Conversation in March 2022. Colorado State is a contributing ...

Each year, the Colorado State University Alumni Association recognizes alumni who have made significant contributions to CSU, their professions and their communities through thought leadership, ...

In the future, those with substantial hearing loss may no longer need a doctor to surgically implant a cochlear device into their ear to restore their sense of sound. If researchers at Colorado State ...

Methane, a potent greenhouse gas, constitutes 12% of all U.S. greenhouse gas emissions from human activities; livestock, chiefly cattle, emit 25% of that total as they burp out gases produced during ...

A Google Earth image of the crop circles in the lower Arikaree River watershed, highlighting the river reaches that were dry (red), disconnected pools (yellow), and flowing (blue) at the lowest water ...

60 Minutes featured CSU research into dementia in dogs and its potential to help develop treatments for both dogs and people. Cognitive decline is prevalent in humans and dogs, making the research ...

July 28, 1997, was an unforgettable day in Colorado State University’s history. And given the coronavirus-related adversity the campus is currently overcoming, it’s a good day to revisit. That was the ...

Homes in the wildland-urban interface are at greater risk of wildfire. Wildfire risks are contributing to steep increases in insurance premiums in Colorado, a Colorado State University study shows.

Ever had that feeling, you know the one? The hair on the back of your neck stands up and you’re overcome by the eerie sensation that you’ve been in this exact situation before. It’s that creepy ...