Director Spike Lee will hold a press conference with media 3:15-4:15 p.m. April 1 in the Longs Peak Lounge of the Lory Student Center. The influential filmmaker will be on hand for photographs and to answer questions. Flash photography and …
Radar technology developed by a Colorado State math professor will enable military planes to separate multiple airborne objects in a fraction of a second and differentiate false targets from real targets in cluttered skies–a major advancement in aeronautical radar systems. …
The public is invited to hear David Neenan, president of a multi-million dollar professional development firm in Fort Collins, discuss the importance of lifelong learning at Colorado State University’s 10th annual Business Night Out April 3. Neenan’s business, The Neenan …
Note to Editors: Color photographs of sculptures that will appear in the exhibit are available through the Public Relations Office at (970) 491-6432. Fifty years ago, 51 students enrolled in Colorado State University’s new department of forest recreation and game …
In the mid-1940s, William Lopez seized the opportunity to cast out racism in his hometown of Fort Collins with a letter to the town’s newspaper editor. In the letter, he urged businesses to take down signs that refused service to …
A petting zoo, exhibits, mock surgery and presentations on a wide range of topics will be featured at the 18th annual open house April 4-6 at Colorado State University’s Veterinary Teaching Hospital, 300 W. Drake Road. "We’re inviting the public …
Colorado State University invites high-school students and their families to visit campus for "Showcase Colorado State," an event designed to give individuals firsthand perspectives on what Colorado State has to offer. The university’s Office of Admissions will present Showcase Colorado …
A contribution of 400 scanners from Hewlett- Packard Co. will make electronic life easier for students and faculty at Colorado State University. The HP ScanJet 4s scanners, worth $95,600, were contributed to the university to strengthen education, outreach and research …
The large-animal wing of Colorado State University’s Veterinary Teaching Hospital was reopened this month following an extensive remodeling project. The hospital was not admitting large-animal patients following an outbreak of Salmonella infantis in July. Hospital officials worked with experts in …
Farm and ranch managers are invited to attend the fourth annual Three-State Cow/Calf College. Scheduled for June 2-6 at the Nebraska College of Technical Agriculture at Curtis, the college is sponsored by Cooperative Extension Integrated Resource Management Programs at Colorado …
