BusinessWeek Ranks Two College of Business Programs in Top 10 Nationally
BusinessWeek ranked the marketing and business law programs in the College of Business at Colorado State University in the top 10 among programs at the nation's best business colleges around the country.
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Theatre Program Students Win National Awards
Erin Fried ('09) and Sean Cummings ('11) won two of only seven national acting awards at the annual Kennedy Center American College Theatre Festival (KCACTF) in Washington, D.C. on April 18, 2009.
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Student Addresses U.S. Secretary of Agriculture on Animal Identification
A Colorado State University student was part of roundtable discussion this week with U.S. Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack on the National Animal Identification System, or NAIS.
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Journey to Ecuador Brings Lessons in Environmental Health to Life
Trekking through the rainforest in Ecuador, Madeline Anna developed an appreciation for the importance of natural places in the lives of native people as well as the impacts of resource development - both good and bad.
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Engineering Students Win Honors in National Competitions
Colorado State University mechanical engineering students have again won first place in a national American Society of Mechanical Engineers human-powered vehicle competition. The competition involved 27 universities, all competing for pedal-powered supremacy. Colorado State won first place overall in the utility class and second place in the utility race. The team also earned first place in engineering design, and ranked fifth place overall for single-rider vehicles.
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CTV Broadcast Student Wins Prestigious Runyon Scholarship
When hundreds of military veterans marched in August from a Rage Against the Machine concert to the Pepsi Center in Denver, demanding that then-candidate Obama hear their cries for troop withdraw in Iraq, Josh Middleton was there capturing the historic event on camera during the Democratic National Convention.
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Communities Become the Key to Success
The Key Communities, started in 1998 to meet the needs of underrepresented students, have blossomed into an essential part in the experience that students have at CSU. The Key communities are a place where students are challenged, welcomed, and supported.
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Marching Band Receives National Recognition
The Colorado State University Marching Band has been honored among five leading university marching bands for contributions of excellence and creativity to the marching profession at the national conference for the College Band Directors National Association in Austin, Texas.
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BusinessWeek Ranks College of Business Among Nation's Best
BusinessWeek magazine has recognized the Colorado State University College of Business as one of the top undergraduate programs in the country. The magazine surveyed more than 85,000 graduating seniors on such topics as the quality of teaching and overall student satisfaction.
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Rodeo Queen Is a CSU Ram
From tomboy to pageant queen, CSU senior, Megan Grieve is the 53rd First Lady of Rodeo in Colorado. Winning Miss Rodeo Colorado and placing as Third Runner-Up in the Miss Rodeo America pageant, she shows the nation how a Colorado cowgirl really gets down.
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Interior Design Students Continue to Shine
College of Applied Human Sciences interior design students continue to excel as they gain recognition from the interior design profession. Students of CSU have been shining stars in The Hospitality Industry Network, or NEWH, scholarship competition over the past three years.
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The Epitome of the Student Scholar
In the fall of 2005, Andrew Stewart came to Colorado State University. All he knew was that he wanted to be integrated into the psychology community right from the start, and that's what he's been doing for the past four years.
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Colorado State University Wins New Mexico Bowl
The Colorado State Rams have won the third annual New Mexico Bowl. The bowl was the 10th postseason appearance for the Rams in 15 seasons. Senior Gatrell Johnson's NCAA bowl-record 375 total yards helped the Rams power past Fresno State, 40-35
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CTV and KSCU Win National Award
CTV and KCSU won the national award for Best Special Broadcast at the College Broadcasters, Inc. annual conference in Kansas City for the production "Roe...Live!"
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Students Help Clean Up Community
Off-Campus Student Services at Colorado State University and the city of Fort Collins' Neighborhood Services Office are teaming up for the 4th annual Adopt-A-Neighbor Fall Clean-Up event, which takes place from 10 a.m.-1 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 8, throughout the Fort Collins community.
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Rams Win 4 Out of 5 Titles to Close Out the Fall Season
With the end of the fall season upon college golf, and the spring slate more than three months away, the CSU Rams wish they could keep playing right through into the second half of the season. That is because, despite the autumn weather, Head Coach Jamie Bermel's squad is as hot as it's ever been, capturing its third consecutive team title - and fourth in five total fall tournaments - to begin the 2008-09 season.
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Princeton Review Highlights College of Business and MBA Program Among Top in the Nation
Colorado State University's College of Business offers one of the best MBA programs in the nation and in the Western United States, according to The Princeton Review, a New York-based education services company.
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Katie Beilman Winner of CSU Idol 2008
Katie Beilman started singing before she could walk. She had her first performance at the age of 4, started piano lessons at the age of 5 and singing lesson at the age of 10. Practice really does make perfect - just take a look at the 2008 winner of CSU Idol.
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CSU Theatre Performs 'Caucasian Chalk Circle' Dec. 4-13
Set in Soviet Georgia near the end of World War II, "Caucasian Chalk Circle" is a story-within-a-story about villagers who celebrate their acquisition of abandoned farm land by acting out a parable. The play is richly theatrical, musical, comic, and full of vitality and energy.
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Mob the Vote
During one of the busiest times on the plaza, Vote CSU! sponsored a flash mob to spread voter awareness for the election yesterday.
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CSU's Mann Defends National Cycling Title
CSU Rams Cycling celebrated a repeat national championship by men's Division I criterium winner Phil Mann, and placed third overall in Division I team standings, behind runner-up Fort Lewis College and winner Lees-McRae College. University of California-Davis and Stanford University rounded out the top five teams, and the University of Colorado-Boulder finished 7th.
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CSU Women Win Lacrosse Intercollegiate National Championship
Colorado State scored the final six goals of the game on Saturday to beat Cal Poly 8-5 in overtime at Invesco Field at Mile High to win the U.S. Lacrosse Women's Division Intercollegiate Associates National Championship.
CSU Engineering Students Take First for Human-Powered Vehicle
Colorado State University's mechanical engineering team has placed first in the Human Powered Vehicle utility competition for the third year in a row.
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Student Pianist Impresses International Superstar
On April 1, Elvin Holderfield, CSU sophomore piano performance major, was one of three students featured in the master class given by international pianist and superstar Lang Lang at the 2008 Music Teachers National Association, or MTNA, national convention held in Denver, Colo.
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Construction Management Students Take Honors
The Colorado State University real estate and construction management team placed fifth in an undergraduate residential development competition at the International Builder Show held in Orlando in February.
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Fort Collins Ranks High for Business and Careers
Forbes magazine's 10th annual ranking of Best Places for Business and Career in the U.S. ranks Fort Collins, home of Colorado State University, as the number three Best Metro area, behind Raleigh, N.C., and Boise, Idaho.
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Student Media Employees Win Top Scholarships
Three students who work at Student Media at Colorado State University were awarded a total of $6,000 in scholarships last week for their top-notch work in either print or broadcast journalism.
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Corey Longhurst Selected as a Finalist for Prestigious Truman Scholarship
Corey Longhurst, a business administration and agricultural business double major, has been selected as a 2008 finalist for the prestigious Harry S. Truman Scholarship.
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Freshman Scholar Helps Animal Cancer Patients
Derek Van Uffelen, a student in the Freshman Scholars Program, and Dr. Joseph "Fred" Harmon, an assistant professor and medical physicist, are working on cranial fixation devices that will hold dogs and cats in place to ensure that their treatments provide the maximum benefit in killing cancer cells while limiting exposure of healthy cells.
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Construction Management Team Named Finalists
A team of Colorado State University construction management students has been selected as finalists in the Mechanical Contractors Association of America Student Chapter Competition.
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Students Make Themselves at Home in Morgan Library
With 2.1 million books and quick access to cutting-edge research materials, Morgan Library is the place to study on the Colorado State University campus.
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Interior Design Student Wins National Award
Jessica Sommer, a senior majoring in interior design at Colorado State University, won the national ACCESS Design Challenge student competition. The Grey's Anatomy staff lounge design competition was open to all of the approximately 14,000 ASID student members.
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CSU Students, Faculty Make the Most of Their Break
This winter break CSU students and faculty will be volunteering across the country and around the world. Three separate groups will hit the road to make a difference in the U.S. and around the world.
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Veterinary Medicine Students Work to Create Virtual Dog
Learning acupuncture without knowing anatomy can be a shot in the dark, but a Colorado State University veterinary assistant medicine professor and electrical engineering students aim to remove the guesswork by creating a simulated, anatomically accurate dog for teaching purposes.
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2007 Miss Colorado Will Graduate Summa Cum Laude
2007 Miss Colorado pageant winner, Maggie Ireland, will graduate Summa Cum Laude on Friday. She is completing her studies a semester early and in time for the Miss America competition on Jan. 26
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Mekana Barnes Earns All-America Honors
Mekana Barnes capped an impressive season with the ultimate collegiate volleyball honor as she was named an AVCA third-team All-American. She is the only player in the NCAA to be in the Top 10 in both hitting percentage and blocks per game.
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CSU Senior Talks With the Animals
It was just one of Jessica Axelrad's real-world experiences outside of the classroom – experiences that are helping her to better define her career path and determine her next steps following graduation in the spring.
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Mechanical Engineering Student Goes Global
Kyle Korby, a CSU senior, recently returned from an adventurous year abroad in Argentina, where he not only learned the Spanish language, but how he wanted to apply his mechanical engineering degree on a global scale.
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Collegian Visual Editor Awarded Best News Photo
Aaron Montoya, visual editor for The Rocky Mountain Collegian and a junior art major at Colorado State University, was recently awarded the 2007 Associated Collegiate Press Photo Excellence Award for best news photo.
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CSU Volleyball Team Captures MWC Title
The CSU Volleyball team clinched the MWC regular-season title with a sweep of N. Mexico
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Cans Around the Oval Raises 125,000 Pounds of Food
Have you ever been hungry…for more than 24 hours? CSU students, faculty and the community gathered over 100,000 pounds of food for the Food Bank of Larimer County.
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CSU Earns National Championship for Meat Judging
The CSU Meat Judging Team captured a national championship at the International Intercollegiate Meat Judging Contest on Nov. 11
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Students Study Sustainable Development
Nine Colorado State students spent eight days in the Bahamas this past summer with professor Stuart Cottrell gaining firsthand knowledge about sustainable development of marine ecotourism.
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Honors Biology Students Research Plant Genomes
Student researchers will play a key role in a new plant genome research project funded by a $3.9 million grant from the National Science Foundation.
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Sarah Smith, Senior
Environmental Health
A summer internship in South Africa brought senior Sarah Smith challenges, adventures and new plan for the future.
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Aspen Grille, Restaurant & Resort Management
Undergraduate students in Restaurant & Resort Management have taken on all operational duties at the Aspen Grille including food preparation, cooking, serving and handling the restaurant's business operations.
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CSU RoboCup Team, Mechanical Engineering
Colorado State engineering students and their search-and-rescue robot, Good Samaritan, placed fourth at the 2006 World RoboCup Championship competition in Germany and picked up an award for 'Most Realistic Deployment.'
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Erin Popovich, Health & Exercise Science
Butte, MT - Butte Central HS
Erin, who won seven gold medals at the 2004 Paralympic Games in Athens, was chosen from a group of eight of the best female athletes in the world as the winner of the Women's Sports Foundation's 2005 Individual Sportswoman of the Year.
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Robert Serunjogi, Senior, Political Science & History
Robert Serunjogi is a man in motion with a dream. The dream includes furthering his education as an investment in the future for himself, his family, and his native country of Uganda.
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Bryan Horn, Senior
Mathematics
Take a personal tour of the Edna Rizley Griffin Concert Hall and see what it's like to lead the CSU Marching Band at sporting events.
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