CSU grad student researches plague vaccine to protect endangered black-footed ferrets
Debbie McCuen is researching an edible plague vaccine for ferrets, one of North America’s most endangered mammals.
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CSU alum helps sequence ancient and massive redwood tree genome to study its mutations
Zane Moore is studying the vast redwood genome to learn how mutations affect this long-lived giant.
CSU professor teaches biology to monks in India
When Meena Balgopal traveled to southern India to teach first-year biology, she ended up learning just as much as she taught.
Statistics Success Center offers walk-in help for students
Located in the Statistics Building, the center provides free statistics help almost every day of the week.
CSU chemistry professor receives prestigious awards for polymer research
Garret Miyake graduated from CSU with a Ph.D. and came back this August to teach — just in time to receive some of the most distinguished awards in chemistry.
Research experience has CSU undergrad hacking germs, exploring career path
Renée Plomondon identified her career goals and learned cellular biology first-hand thanks to her undergraduate research experience.
Grand opening celebration for new Biology Building and Chemistry Research Building [slide show]
CSU celebrated the grand opening of the new Biology Building and new Chemistry Research Building Oct. 12.
Distinguished math professor Maria Chudnovsky to give public lecture Oct. 23
World-renowned mathematician Maria Chudnovsky, a MacArthur Fellow and professor at Princeton University, will give a free public lecture about her work on graph theory at Colorado State University this month.
CSU’s Psychological Services Center provides personalized career advice
CSU counselors help identify a career that perfectly fits your personality and values
For STEM students interested in a teaching career, CSU offers scholarships, research
CSU’s Noyce Scholarship helps future STEM teachers jump into teaching.