Living on a boat . . . travelling the world . . . and having your family along with you-- could anything be better? When Brian Butki heard about Semester at Sea he jumped at the chance to give his family the experience of a lifetime.
Malachi Haynes, CSU freshman Health and Exercise Science major, was named the 2018-19 Boys & Girls Clubs National Youth of the Year.
Smart Fit Girls will be hosting an event and fundraiser in September to further promote women's and girls’ empowerment.
A CSU researcher is taking a closer look at a chemical that seems to be critical to the dilation of blood vessels and oxygen delivery in the body — and it could prove to be a game-changer for older adults, diabetics and others with circulation problems.
The Movement Neuroscience and Rehabilitation Laboratory at CSU is seeking healthy adult volunteers between the ages of 65 and 90 for a study focused on understanding how simultaneous hand movements control overall hand functions like driving or buttoning a shirt.
Malachi Haynes is a top participant in the annual Youth of the Year program, Boys & Girls Clubs’ premier recognition and leadership development program for Club members. And, he’s a CSU freshman.
Heather Leach, assistant professor in the Department of Health and Exercise Science, received a $718,000 grant from the American Cancer Society.