CSU in the News

The success and expertise of Colorado State University, its programs and its people are highlighted in hundreds of newspaper, magazine, television, radio and electronic media stories each month by local, regional, national and international news organizations. Following is a sample of news stories from the past few days.

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  • May 16

    Available ag land in Weld tough to find; current profitability keeping owners hanging on

    Greeley Tribune (5/16/2012)

    "But farming will remain profitable,” said Stephen Koontz, an agriculture economist and professor at Colorado State University.

  • May 16

    CSU honors lawmaker and reporter for suicide prevention efforts

    Denver Post (5/16/2012)

    A Colorado lawmaker and a reporter will be honored Friday at Colorado State University for their efforts in raising awareness about suicide.

  • May 16

    CSU softball pitcher, coach earn top MW honors

    Coloradoan (5/16/2012)

    CSU's Kacie McCarthy was named the pitcher of the year and Jen Fisher the coach of the year today in the Mountain West Conference...

  • May 16

    Not-so-dud spuds brighten potatoes' appeal

    Bent County Democrat (5/16/2012)

    Potato breeder David Holm has put some color in the potato business during his 34-year career with Colorado State University.

  • May 16

    Senior Living Centers Across US Accept More Pets

    ABC News (national) (5/16/2012)

    At the same time, some people have latched on to studies that show pets can help their owners' health physically and psychologically, said Lori Kogan, a professor of veterinary medicine at Colorado State University.

  • May 15

    'Close Encounters' With Gas Well Pollution

    NPR (5/15/2012)

    Ludlam says the industry is working on a new air pollution study, but with a different research group, Colorado State University's Department of Atmospheric Science.

  • May 15

    3 Colorado College Football Players Join Hall Of Fame

    CBS4 News Denver (5/15/2012)

    The newest members include John Wooten, an offensive guard at the University of Colorado from 1956-1958, Greg Myers, a Colorado State University defensive back from 1992 to 1995, and Scott Thomas, an Air Force Academy safety from 1982-1985.

  • May 15

    CSU helps young folks with autism grow together in social settings

    Denver Post (5/15/2012)

    Which is why Monday evenings — and a group of Colorado State University students — have come to play such a big part in the lives of Van Baren and Flores.

  • May 15

    Ignore the calendar — Hurricane season has begun

    Examiner (5/15/2012)

    The experts at the Department of Atmospheric Science at Colorado State University are predicting 10 named storms in the Atlantic basin this year with four becoming hurricanes.

  • May 15

    Joel Dreessen Thinks Playing For The Broncos Will Take Him To Next Level

    CBS (5/15/2012)

    Fort Morgan native and former Colorado State University star Joel Dreessen has returned to his home state to play for his beloved Denver Broncos.

  • May 15

    Local talent leads massive national project to gauge the chemistry of thunderstorms

    Denver Post (5/15/2012)

    The massive project includes a lot of Colorado talent, led by the National Center for Atmospheric Research [2] and the NOAA Earth System Research Laboratory [3], both in Boulder, as well as Colorado State University.

  • May 15

    Punta Gorda to host the 2012 Sun Media Hurricane Expo on May 19

    Examiner (5/15/2012)

    Highly respected researchers from The Department of Atmospheric Science at Colorado State University of Fort Collins, Col., Phillip J. Klotzbach and William M. Gray, believe that cooler Atlantic surface temperatures and the high probability of El Nino will provide less probability of many hurricane formations - this according to areport released in April, 2012 from the university website.

  • May 15

    Senior living centers across US accept more pets

    Pasadena Star-News (5/15/2012)

    At the same time, some people have latched on to studies that show pets can help their owners' health physically and psychologically, said Lori Kogan, a professor of veterinary medicine at Colorado State University.

  • May 15

    Tree Planting and care class in Fraser May 20

    Sky Hi Daily News (5/15/2012)

    The class is based on current research through Colorado State University and delves into the several aspects of planting and caring for trees in Grand County. Topics include how to properly dig a hole.

  • May 15

    Tree Planting and care class in Fraser May 20

    Sky Hi Daily News (5/15/2012)

    The class is based on current research through Colorado State University and delves into the several aspects of planting and caring for trees in Grand County.

  • May 14

    Chemical explosion at CSU injures PhD student

    Channel 9 News (5/14/2012)

    A PhD student was injured in an explosion at a lab in the CSU chemistry building this morning while working with fluorine potassium chloride and water, according to Colorado State University spokesman Mike Hooker.

  • May 14

    Colorado State volleyball team ready for Europe

    Loveland Reporter-Herald (5/14/2012)

    Tom Hilbert admitted the 13 days his Colorado State volleyball team will spend in Europe will focus more on what they do off the court than on it.

  • May 14

    CSU study: Trees don't clean as much as thought

    Coloradoan (5/14/2012)

    A new Colorado State University study of when and how trees absorb carbon could have far-reaching effects on years of previous and current climate change research.

  • May 14

    Eight Warriors to continue playing after Wabash Valley

    Mount Carmel Daily Republican Register (5/14/2012)

    Jon Octeus is headed to Fort Collins, Colo., to play for Colorado State University.

  • May 14

    Hewlett Fire near Fort Collins claims nearly 300 acres; pre-evacuation plan prepared

    Coloradoan (5/14/2012)

    Brad Schmidt, a recent Colorado State University graduate working in wildfire defense systems, had traveled up the canyon to hike Monday but stopped to watch the fire in the canyon.

  • May 14

    Masters of Beef Advocacy Important for agricultural producers

    Fence Post (5/14/2012)

    "Americans want to know more about their food and it is our responsibility to be that voice before someone else fills the void of information and education,” said Travis Hoffman, Colorado Beef Quality Assurance Coordinator at Colorado State University.

  • May 14

    New stadium will attract more students

    Coloradoan (5/14/2012)

    It is my understanding that, at the council meeting, there was some confusion about the need for a new Colorado State University football stadium, especially on-campus.

  • May 14

    Thunderstorm study underway in central US

    USA Today (5/14/2012)

    Steven Rutledge, a professor of atmospheric science from Colorado State University, said the study was developed over six years. He said teams will work 12 hours a day, for seven days a week, and expected at least three flights a week.

  • May 13

    Colorado scientists collecting data on record-setting hail

    Denver Post (5/13/2012)

    Now, the Colorado Climate Center at Colorado State University has joined with National Weather Service offices that serve Colorado and other meteorologists to create a website to collect information and track statistics, as well as instruct the public on how to help.

  • May 13

    CSU project to study effects of development on Poudre River

    Coloradoan (5/13/2012)

    Now, a first-of-its-kind Colorado State University project will try to gain a better understanding of the Poudre River and how climate change and industrial, agricultural, energy and urban development within its watershed affect its waters.

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