The Colorado State University System is set to launch a dual nursing program in fall 2026. The 3+2 Direct Entry Nursing Program, which offers students the opportunities to graduate with both a bachelor's...

Colorado State University statistics professor Andee Kaplan published a paper in CHANCE Magazine analyzing how much the Tomoa Skip lowered speed climbing times at the competitive level. As a rock...

Every day, millions of people around the globe produce nearly immeasurable levels of productivity output, ranging across a wide breadth of industry and office settings. While few may consider the psychology...

The majority of DNA in one's body does not encode for any protein. In a Feb. 25 lecture, Rachel Mueller, Colorado State University biology professor, addressed questions surrounding junk DNA, including...

Imagine the smell of decades-old Valerian as you look at plants from the 1800s; while these specimens seem like something that can only be read about in history books, they are just a few examples of real...

The question at the center of last Wednesday's Ram Talk sounded simple enough: Are insects romantic? By the end of the evening, the audience heard arguments involving seductive gifts, chemical perfumes,...

Many dream of sailing around the world to see different lands. But for Andrea Duffy, an environmental history associate professor at Colorado State University, it can also reveal nature's less-than-beautiful...

In 2025, food animal veterinarians were at a critical low, making up only 3.1 % of clinical practice for veterinarians in the United States, according to the American Veterinary Medical Association. Two...

Although philosophy may not be the first thing people think of when it comes to conservation, Colorado State University’s own professor and philosophy department chair, Ken Shockley, was featured as...

For decades, artificial intelligence in popular culture has looked like sentient androids, self-aware supercomputers and the occasional robot uprising. From "2001: A Space Odyssey" to "Ex Machina," sci-fi...

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...

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...