CSU In The News Archive

Drought conditions improve in Colorado: Here’s what that means for insects this fall

Outlet: CBS 4 Colorado

September 19, 2025

According to Lisa Mason, Horticulture Specialist and Entomologist with CSU Extension in Arapahoe County, the drought hasn’t just impacted crops and landscapes; it’s taken a toll on pollinators as well. “When there is a drought, there are very few floral resources available,” said Mason. “That’s hit honey bee colonies really hard.”

We asked dietitians for healthy high-protein meals. Here’s their list.

Outlet: The Washington Post

September 19, 2025

A single cup of cottage cheese has a whopping 25 grams of protein. “That’s an amazing bang for your buck when it comes to protein,” said Anne Kozil, a registered dietitian nutritionist in the food science and human nutrition department at Colorado State University. “It’s an easy slam dunk.” Top it with nuts, berries and cinnamon for extra vitamins, fiber and phytonutrients.

The Ozone Hole Is Steadily Shrinking because of Global Efforts

Outlet: Scientific American

September 19, 2025

The new 2024 report from the World Meteorological Organization proves that slow process is continuing as scientists have expected, says A. R. Ravishankara, an atmospheric chemist at Colorado State University.

Why gold continues to shine

Outlet: Financial Express

September 19, 2025

Asad Dossani is an assistant professor of finance at Colorado State University. His research covers derivatives, forecasting, monetary policy, currencies, and commodities.