Colorado State University President Larry Penley pledged that the university will work to become carbon neutral in its emissions by 2020 through conservation and the use of alternative energy sources as part of its green university philosophy.
Colorado State University has set a goal of becoming “carbon neutral” by 2020, its president said Thursday.
Colorado State University President Larry Penley will give his Fall Address on Sept. 11 from a solar-powered stage.
Colorado State University president Larry Penley told the state’s 13 community college presidents Tuesday that their students can get a four-year degree by continuing online with CSU.
Colorado State University was awarded $1.5 million, the highest amount, to explore rice plants, according to Jan Leach, a professor in the department of bioagricultural sciences and pest management at CSU, and lead researcher on the project.
Ann M. Little, an associate professor of history at Colorado State University at Fort Collins who writes a popular blog called Historiann, decided she wanted to speak up.
CSU will use a $3 million National Science Foundation grant to create a new biofuels doctorate program for roughly 45 students, which will help serve the growing demand for a skilled work force in the industry.
The $250 charity prize was sponsored by the Colorado State University extension office and the Roper apparel and footwear company.
A $3 million grant will allow Colorado State University graduate students a broader look at a global challenge — the biofuels industry.
Colorado State University professor Ken Reardon received a $3 million National Science Foundation grant to provide biofuels training for doctoral students.
