Resources for reporters

The Colorado State University Communications team can help connect members of the media to leading experts on a variety of topics, as well as provide story ideas regarding the cutting-edge research and exciting events that happen on the campus every day. Below is a sampling of some of CSU’s expertise. 

Wildfires

Explore research into everything from snowpack to how algorithms can determine what burns and what survives.

Hurricanes

CSU has one of the top hurricane forecasts in the world. Here's where to find the latest information.

Agriculture

Teams of CSU researchers are constantly working to solve the grand problems associated with feeding the world.

Water

Through the Colorado Water Center and research across campus, CSU is working to solve the water crisis in the West and beyond.

Infectious diseases

CSU researchers are at the cutting edge of better understanding diseases like the West Nile virus, avian flu, tuberculosis and more.

Media contacts

For general media inquiries and to speak with CSU experts, contact Jennifer Dimas at [email protected] or Allison Sylte at [email protected]

For institutional inquiries or for information about the CSU System, contact Tiana Kennedy at [email protected].  

For questions related to the CSU Police Department, contact Nik Olsen at [email protected].

You can reach any member of the CSU communications team at [email protected]

Photos and videos of the CSU campus, research activity and more

CSU’S award-winning photography team is constantly capturing new imagery of the exciting research and student activities that happen at the Fort Collins campus and beyond. Members of the media looking for images available for editorial use can contact a member of the CSU Communications team or download content directly from the University’s Flickr and Vimeo accounts. 

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