College of Natural Sciences celebrates 50 years
The college was created in 1968, but its departments and disciplines have a long and rich history on CSU's campus.
College News
The big, small world of microbes at Thornton-Massa Lecture, Oct. 28
The free, public lecture, by University of Wisconsin-Madison's Jo Handelsman, will take place at 3:30 p.m. in the LSC Theatre.
Science journalist Carl Zimmer to speak at CSU Oct. 17
On Oct. 17, science journalist Carl Zimmer will speak on his new book, She Has Her Mother’s Laugh: The Powers, Perversions, and Potential of Heredity, as a part of the Murray Honors Lecture series.
Grad student Derek Doyle works with neutrinos, nature’s most elusive particle
CSU Physics grad student Derek Doyle is working with Fermilab to make sense of the subatomic world.
CSU Board of Governors establishes Presidential Search Advisory Committee
The Board of Governors of the Colorado State University System voted today to establish the Presidential Search Advisory Committee as the Board seeks the next president of Colorado State University.
Colorado State University's research enterprise hits record $374.9 million
It was the 11th year running that research expenditures, which account for research dollars spent within that period, exceeded $300 million.
Research Administration: It's complicated
Research administrators play a vital role in the success of the CSU research enterprise.
Research
Colorado State University's research enterprise hits record $374.9 million
It was the 11th year running that research expenditures, which account for research dollars spent within that period, exceeded $300 million.
Research Administration: It's complicated
Research administrators play a vital role in the success of the CSU research enterprise.
Writing with light
A sophisticated new tool that can make extremely small objects – too small to see with the eye alone – will mean big things for science across campus.
Simulation software with humble beginnings receives $1.7 million from NSF
Professor Wolfgang Bangerth's software has a worldwide community of users and is now on version 9.0.
Students
CSU celebrates the transfer student experience
Transfer students make up 30 percent of CSU's student body. They are being celebrated this week for their unique journey.
Grad student Derek Doyle works with neutrinos, nature’s most elusive particle
CSU Physics grad student Derek Doyle is working with Fermilab to make sense of the subatomic world.
Schooling fish: Grad student transforms showcase biology aquariums
Porsche Robison has long been hooked on fish. Now she's been able to put her passion to work on a public scale.
“Pwned!” First-generation undergrad hacks trucks, nabs prize at CyberTruck Challenge
Luis Rodriguez had never broken into a truck. This summer he walked away from the CyberTruck Challenge with an award for successfully hacking a truck’s onboard computer as well as a new interest in cybersecurity.
College Community
College of Natural Sciences celebrates 50 years
The college was created in 1968, but its departments and disciplines have a long and rich history on CSU's campus.
CSU celebrates the transfer student experience
Transfer students make up 30 percent of CSU's student body. They are being celebrated this week for their unique journey.
2018 Employee Climate Survey launches
Employees will receive links to access the survey in emails from their division leaders.
Science journalist Carl Zimmer to speak at CSU Oct. 17
On Oct. 17, science journalist Carl Zimmer will speak on his new book, She Has Her Mother’s Laugh: The Powers, Perversions, and Potential of Heredity, as a part of the Murray Honors Lecture series.