CSU In The News Archive

Industrial robots make people feel worse about jobs and themselves

Outlet: MSN

April 11, 2024

MSN: Researchers with the University of Groningen in the Netherlands and Colorado State University in the US recently looked into the impact of robotic automation on workers’ sense of well-being and motivation. They found that the adoption of industrial robots …

Hurricane season set to be one of the most active on record

Outlet: BBC

April 11, 2024

BBC: Colorado State University are the first organisation to issue a seasonal forecast for the upcoming Atlantic hurricane season. Experts there predict up to 23 named storms, 11 of which are expected to become hurricanes and five major hurricanes.

Climate change’s impact on water supply topic of talk at civic center

Outlet: Longmont Leader

April 05, 2024

Longmont Leader: Russ Schumacher, Colorado State Climatologist, Colorado State University professor and director of the Colorado Climate Center, will discuss the impact of climate change on the state’s water supply April 18 at the City of Longmont Civic Center at …

Best of Denver 2024: CSU Spur

Outlet: Westword

April 05, 2024

Westword: Yeehaw! Although the transformation of the National Western Center is far from complete, Colorado State University’s contribution is done, and it’s corralled quite a following. In the three buildings that comprise CSU Spur — Terra, Hydro and Vida — …

Colorado Arts Spotlight: Things to know and do around the state April 5 – 9

Outlet: Colorado Public Radio

April 05, 2024

Colorado Public Radio: The ACT Human Rights Film Festival at Colorado State University, which started Wednesday, presents “In the Dirt”, a documentary about a group of ardent Native American cyclists who try to bring mountain riding to the Navajo Nation, …

Solar eclipse 2024: Are warnings and emergencies overblown?

Outlet: The Columbus Dispatch

April 05, 2024

The Columbus Dispatch: Eskimos covered themselves and valuables during eclipses believing the sun and moon were temporarily diseased, according to a column by Roger Culver, a Colorado State University emeritus professor of physics.

Rusty-patched bumblebee’s struggle for survival found in its genes

Outlet: Phys.org

April 05, 2024

Phys.org: A team of researchers has uncovered alarming trends in the first range-wide genetic study of an endangered bee species. The study, led by Colorado State University and published in the Journal of Insect Science, will inform conservation and recovery …