Previous Issues: Breaking News
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Near-average hurricane season ahead
CSU hurricane researchers are now predicting a near-average Atlantic hurricane season in 2023, as El Niño development appears certain.
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Gift honors father and future veterans
The future academic success of military veterans and non-traditional students attending Colorado State University recently received a significant boost from Gretchen Stockwell (B.S., ’76), who is giving a $2 million planned gift to Adult Learner and Veteran Services.
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CSU to host $30 million USDA food business center
As host of one of the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s 12 new Regional Food Business Centers, Colorado State University will lead an effort to help farmers, ranchers and food entrepreneurs in six western states grow their businesses, while also strengthening connections between rural and urban areas and closing the gaps to success.
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Outstanding Grads 2023
Meet some of the newest CSU alums. before they take their graduation walk.
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Avocados not so ‘eco-cuddly’ after all
CSU researcher Jeffrey Miller says the 'water-hogging' fruit is now grown in all the wrong places to be environmentally friendly.
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Spring Fling weekend fun for everyone
From the Green vs. Gold spring football game and Grit Run 5K on April 22 to the Little Shop of Physics Spring Science Extravaganza the same day, a host of events have been planned around the theme “Spring Fling.”
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Chemists design new chiral molecule
CSU chemists helped create the first example of a stable synthetic molecule with an asymmetric oxygen atom as its centerpiece.
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CSU leads study of Colorado pollinators
CSU Extension will lead the Colorado Department of Natural Resources study on native pollinating insects to understand the effect they have on natural resources and how populations are changing across the state.
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Rev. Naomi Tutu speaks on International Women’s Day
Rev. Naomi Tutu speaks at a free event March 8 – International Women's Day – in Lory Student Center.
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Roots of the Peace Corps at CSU
Colorado State University has a long history with the Peace Corps, dating back to 1961 and one of the original feasibility studies that led to its creation.