Colorado State University will conduct premier research on ducks and other waterfowl birds.
The Fish, Wildlife and Conservation Biology Department at Colorado State University received a new position...
Although Hurricane Harvey's course has ended, friends and family in the southern regions of America are still in danger of Hurricane Irma.
Hurricane Harvey dropped 40 to 52 inches of rainfall in the...
This semester, the new biology and chemistry buildings opened on the southeast corner of campus in the Science Mall, an area of campus where most of the natural sciences buildings are located.
“The...
Hundreds of thousands of people flooded across Wyoming on Monday, taking over Walmart parking lots, campgrounds, and highways to catch a glimpse of a two-minute and 26-second celestial event.
Viewers...
While Colorado State University plans its class schedules years in advance and rarely cancels classes, many faculty members cancelled their Monday classes to allow students the chance to witness the...
Enrique Doster answered a long-awaited phone call from his mentor, Dr. Paul Morley, only to be greeted with anger.
"Emotions were mixed when I got the news," Doster said. "Morley decided to show his...
One of the most sustainable buildings in the country was unveiled in Fort Collins this past month.
The City's new Utilities Administration Building, located at 222 Laporte Avenue, hosted their open house...
Colorado State University is one of multiple research institutions that uses stem cells from aborted fetal tissue to research HIV and AIDS, a practice some say is unnecessary and immoral, but researchers...
At the heart of the NISP debate are larger questions about how to manage growth on the Front Range without sacrificing the health of the region’s rivers and agricultural land.
Editor's note: A previous version of this article incorrectly implied that the organization that sponsored the event was Population Connect. However, the organization that sponsored the event is...
CSU junior Fish Wildlife and Conservation Biology majors Francis Commerçon and Kiloaulani Ka'awa Gonzales have won the prestigious Truman Scholarship. It is rare for two students from the same university and in the same major to be selected as Truman scholars together.
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