Join CSU’s Department of Communication Studies Nov. 11 for a special evening with Cyrus Voris, co-writer of DreamWorks Animation’s Academy Award-nominated ‘Kung Fu Panda.’
Following the same educators over seven years gave the researchers a view of how personal and professional experiences shaped one another. Participants’ histories, relationships and communities influenced how they understood themselves as teachers, as did their ideas about who they wanted to become.
For CSU alum Norman Harris (B.A., ’99), Denver’s historic Five Points neighborhood is more than a community – it’s a family legacy spanning generations. From a two-decade career in finance to entrepreneurship and community leadership, Harris has dedicated himself to preserving the neighborhood’s rich history while creating opportunities for its future.
A new study shows that inequality in spending on children has widened dramatically since 1980. The widening gaps highlight how financial investments in children are becoming an increasingly important factor in perpetuating inequality.
A new documentary, The First: Free Speech at the Crossroads, examines the history of the First Amendment and challenges to constitutional freedoms. CSU will host a free screening at 4 p.m. Oct. 21 in Clark Hall, featuring a film co-hosted by NBC News correspondent Tom Costello and Colorado Public Radio journalist Bazi Kanani.
Backlogged grant reports. A 20,000-row data project. A dashboard that changed a meeting. This summer, 15 CSU interns did real work for Colorado communities.
The Green & Gold Initiative is looking for students, alumni and faculty to help tell the story of five years of transformative learning at CSU through a special exhibition.
Colorado State University’s favorite furry competitors returned to the spotlight Oct. 6-13 for Warner College of Natural Resources’ third annual Fat Squirrel Week, where eight campus squirrels competed for the coveted title of CSU’s fattest squirrel.
Researchers in the Department of Occupational Therapy and Music Therapy Program are recruiting children with autism for a study examining how music therapy affects brain responses, sensory processing and attention.
The College of Liberal Arts will host its annual Democracy Summit Oct. 26-27 on campus. This Special Report will preview the event and will go beyond that to explore ways CSU faculty and students contribute to and strengthen our nation’s core governing principles. The package reinforces one of the university’s top priorities: promoting a healthy democracy.
