The American West Program presents "Manifest Destiny and Indian Removal," a talk and slide show 7:30 p.m. July 14 in Room C146 Plant Science Building at Colorado State University. Valerie Sherer Mathes, professor in the department of social science at …
The Northern Arapaho and Eastern Shoshone tribes of Wyoming’s Wind River Reservation will pursue educational goals and tribal business online through a donation of computer equipment and services from Colorado State University’s College of Business. Ten personal computer systems – …
A Colorado State University alumna, who started as the new director of Black Student Services on July 1, plans to continue a legacy of service to minority students on campus. Jennifer Williams Molock, a 1984 graduate from Colorado State, will …
The State Board of Agriculture today approved leasing nine acres of land owned by Colorado State University to enable construction of the Natural Resources Research Center to begin. Federal officials said the project will save more than $100 million over …
The new director of Native American Student Services at Colorado State University knows what perseverance is all about. Beverly Fenton, who started her duties in mid-June, was a single parent, a nontraditional student and the first member of her family …
Community members can learn about office ergonomics and try out specifically adapted computer equipment at an open house July 9 hosted by Colorado State University’s Assistive Technology Resource Center. The open house will run from 4-6 p.m. at the Assistive …
Colorado State University’s 21st American West Program will focus on the "Conquest of New Mexico and the Invasion of Chihuahua, Mexico: A Forgotten Episode of the U.S.-Mexican War" during a talk and slide show 7:30 p.m. July 7 in Room …
WHAT: A yearlong effort led by a Colorado State University team to determine the economic viability of growing high-quality, two-row pale barley and wheat in the San Luis Valley; build and operate a small-scale, environmentally responsible micromalting plant near growers; …
The idea seemed simple enough: grow wheat and barley in Colorado’s San Luis Valley, build a small micromalting plant there and sell the results to the state’s famed microbrewers. A Colorado State University team worked for about a year on …
The U.S. Department of Defense Army Research Laboratories has established a four-year, $7.5 million cooperative research agreement with Colorado State University to continue studies on how weather affects both the military and civilian communities. The award was announced by the …
