For nutrition majors and interested students alike, Thursday evening in the Gifford Building was eye-catching, as the Holistic Health Alliance hosted Isabel Perez. Perez is a licensed professional counselor...
The Natural Resource Ecology Laboratory and the Department of Ecosystem Science and Sustainability seminar series continued Wednesday afternoon in the Natural and Environmental Sciences Building with Linda...
Former Director for the National Park Service Jonathan Jarvis made an appearance at Colorado State University on March 22 to talk with students and the community about his position as the director as well...
With the debate on climate change, Linda Nagel takes the approach of adapting to the current and future disposition of our climate by researching scientific-managerial approaches to changing conditions....
The Vice President for Research’s challenge for graduate students to present their research in three minutes for the chance to win scholarship money and a place in the VPR fellowship took place Feb....
Water can be considered a universal catalyst and previous research determined water is a universal solvent.
However, Professor Richard N. Zare of the Department of Chemistry at Stanford University unknowingly...
A map of the Colorado River likely shows a solid blue line stretching from northern Colorado across the southwest and into the Pacific Ocean. However, as Luke Runyon noted, for the last 100 miles, there...
Decorated in awards like the Presidential Award for Excellence in science, mathematics, and engineering mentoring, an incredibly successful scientist at Stanford University, Professor Richard Zare will be speaking at Colorado State University.Â
How to be environmentally optimistic in the current political climate was a focus on former head of the Environmental Protection Agency, Gina McCarthy's, speech Wednesday night.Â
McCarthy spoke...
Data Science— a study based on computer programming, data analysis and database systems— has recently been introduced to Colorado State University as a major in the hopes of preparing students for...
With a half-million volt Tesla coil, hands on experiments and other collaborating scientists, the Little Shop of Physics is hosting their 27th Open House.
A panel held by the Africa Center at Colorado State University Tuesday evening brought together three panelists who talked about technological innovations and sustainability changes in Africa.
The...
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