As a Colorado State University doctoral candidate and graduate teaching assistant in the department of biology, Beth Wittmann is a self-proclaimed “odd-ball” in her field.
Motivated by the disabled...
A familiar face to many students in Colorado State University's ethnic studies department, Lindsey Schneider continues to do work on and off campus through cultivating opportunities and support for local...
Held at Colorado State University Nov. 19, the annual Green Bag Seminar Series hosted Professor of agriculture and resource economics Andrew Seidl, who presented crucial findings from studies he conducted...
Colorado State University's Lory Student Center Theatre welcomed Jonathan Schwabish to give the keynote speech for the 10th annual Graduate Student Showcase Nov. 19. Schwabish is the founder of the data...
When mechanical engineering Professor Todd Bandhauer walked into Colorado State University’s Powerhouse Energy Campus for the first time, he smelled diesel fuel, heard pipe wrenches on metal and saw...
In the cold and flat expanses of the Arctic, geopolitics, resources and climate issues are sewn deeply into the region's permafrost.
The Arctic is an area of land and water in the northernmost regions...
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What happens to a child's developing brain when some of its earliest attachments are formed through a relationship with an AI chatbot? A new testimony from the American Psychological Association presented...
Gracie Douglas, Staff Reporter
• November 10, 2025
Through Colorado State University’s school of social work, The Human-Animal Bond in Colorado provides opportunities for research and volunteering, as well as bringing a little bit of comfort and support...
In the dead of night on May 25, 2024, researchers moved about an eight-foot-tall tubular spike surrounded by accordion petals painted in a deep maroon. A putrid, pungent odor of decaying flesh hung over...
Visitors of the Soapstone Prairie Natural Area can expect a view that mirrors historic Colorado: bison running wild. The bison are part of the Laramie Foothills Bison Conservation Herd. As of Nov. 1, the...
Human and animal bonds — both positive and negative — have been a major part of human history. Research for Inclusion, Social Justice and Equity in Human-Animal Interaction at Colorado State University...
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