All Colorado State University students, faculty, and staff, as well as the wider community are invited to celebrate the incredible accomplishments of research and creative scholarship in the College of Health and Human Sciences at the CHHS Research Day event on March 1. Title and abstract for entries due Feb. 1!
On Friday, Vida, a building focused on animal and human health, opened to the public as part of the Colorado State University System’s new K-12 learning campus on the grounds of the new National Western Center.
On Jan. 7, the Colorado State University System will open a year-round and first-of-its-kind public destination in Denver, called CSU Spur, located at the National Western Center.
CM Cares completed three projects for people with special needs, including revamping multiple rooms for a girl with a muscular disease.
If there has been a singular truth about how Colorado State University has functioned during the pandemic, it is this: CSU succeeded together as a community this fall in keeping the COVID pandemic remarkably in check thanks to a long-standing university community value — old fashioned teamwork.
A Colorado State University researcher, Tiffany Lipsey, is part of a 12-person team awarded a three-year, $1.5 million grant from the Federal Emergency Management Agency to study firefighters who battle forest fires.
Colorado State University is celebrating Black History Month in February with dozens of experiences, including a virtual talk by Sybrina Fulton, the mother of the late Trayvon Martin.
The Columbine Health Systems Center for Healthy Aging will host the Art and Aging Exhibition on Feb. 16, showcasing paintings created by students from Assistant Professor Aitor Lajarin-Encina’s Fall 2021 Beginning Painting class.
John Killingsworth, assistant professor in the Department of Construction Management, Zachary Schaller, assistant professor in the Department of Economics, and Katie Bond, graduate research assistant in the Department of Construction Management, will develop a new course with the theme of circular economics and construction.
At the sixth annual Caminos: Latinx/Indigenous Leadership Conference, Fort Collins High School students were invited to CSU to celebrate educational and cultural affirmation.
In this Q and A, veteran and student Loni Graham-Ashby shares how she went from academic probation to completing her degree, all while balancing school, work, and raising a family.
The College of Health and Human Sciences is pleased to congratulate the recipients of the 2021-2022 All-College Awards.
Social Work Distance MSW program alumna Yolanda Arredondo (MSW, '19) presented the original research from her capstone group project to contribute to legislation that will improve the training of child custody evaluators in Colorado.
Annika Weber, Ph.D. student in the Department of Food Science and Human Nutrition, is finding alternative ways to promote public health.
Seniors studying product development in the apparel and merchandising major in the CSU Department of Design and Merchandising showcased senior projects with a reception and awards ceremony in December. The work was part of the AM 475 course and served as the senior capstone experience led by Assistant Professor Kristen Morris.
All Colorado State University students, faculty, and staff, as well as the wider community are invited to celebrate the incredible accomplishments of research and creative scholarship in the College of Health and Human Sciences at the CHHS Research Day event on March 1. Title and abstract for entries due Feb. 1!
Kristen Morris, assistant professor in CSU’s Department of Design and Merchandising, won the ATEXINC Award for Excellence in Marketable Textile Design in the professional category at the virtual International Textile and Apparel Association (ITAA) conference.
Understanding human trafficking incidence data and analyzing referrals to culturally appropriate and trauma-responsive services are primary goals for researchers in CSU's Social Work Research Center.
Last year, in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic, CSU Department of Design and Merchandising students brainstormed creative ways to showcase their work while unable to meet in person. The solution was a virtual show highlighting student work and the senior class of students in the Interior Architecture and Design Program.
Scholarships are important for students to help alleviate some of the financial burden of higher education. Our heartfelt gratitude goes out to the many donors who support students in the college through private scholarships. Meet some of this year's recipients!
The CSU Department of Design and Merchandising hosted the inaugural Emerging Leaders in Apparel and Merchandising Talk and Reception thanks to the generosity of the Kotsiopulos Education Enhancement Fund.
Stephani Hardon gives to Campus Connections to help youth exposed to adversities to envision a better life.
CM receives a newly established Miller/Kirkpatrick Family Scholarship to provide assistance to undergraduate or graduate students in construction management.
For two years, the gentlemen of the Colorado State University Sigma Alpha Epsilon (SAE) fraternity have come together to support a worthy community cause
Danielle's family and friends wanted to carry on her legacy and celebrate the amazing person that she was by creating a memorial scholarship in her name. With that, the Danielle Soliz scholarship was launched in December of 2016.
Self-care is the practice of taking action to preserve or better one’s own health. For 2022, why not make a goal for more self-care and taking care of yourself?
This KRNC kale-based recipe is just as nutritious as it is delicious.
Traveling is almost always a disruption to our normal schedule. Follow these tips for getting a workout in.
This KRNC classic fish dish is tangy and tasty!
Exercise benefits all ages, and can help with improvements to cardiovascular health, reduced anxiety and depression, improved energy, alertness, ability to focus, and sleep.
This shrimp bowl is jam-packed with micronutrients, vitamins, and delicious flavor!
Exercise and vitamin D have both been identified separately as reducing risk for heart disease, and new research is looking at what they can do when utilized together.
Are all sugars created equally? How much is too much? The Kendall Reagan Nutrition Center has the answers and is here to help you break down sugar and its impact on your health.