A new study shows that inequality gap in spending on children has widened dramatically over the last few decades.

Editor’s note: The following message was sent to the CSU Community on Oct. 26. Dear CSU Community, As we continue conversations about CSU’s incremental budget and the financial challenges of the ...

Colorado State University will celebrate military veterans with a week of events Nov. 7-13, including a chili cook-off tailgate, a Northern Colorado veteran art showcase and the return of the annual ...

For 50 years, El Centro has been more than a place for students to gather at Colorado State University. It has been a home away from home, a source of support and a community where generations of ...

Researchers at CSU Spur are studying how saffron, the world’s most expensive spice, fares in Colorado’s climate. This drought-resistant crop blooms later in the season, which could provide Colorado ...

On Oct. 27, join CSU Transportation and Spin in “Riding Right.” They will be on University Avenue on the south side of the Lory Student Center and Morgan Library bike path, near the roundabout, from 2 ...

Colorado State University students, faculty and staff are invited to lace up their boots and support military veterans and service members through Rock the Ruck, a monthlong fundraising challenge ...

A new study published in Sociological Science from Colorado State University researcher Orestes P. Hastings shows that inequality in spending on children has widened dramatically since 1980. Photo ...

Gauging the potential for saffron as a Colorado crop is the goal of new research underway on the green roof of Colorado State University Spur in Denver. Reece Bailey, a horticulture graduate student, ...

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 ...

More than 1 billion pounds of pumpkins are discarded in U.S. landfills each year, where they contribute 83 million pounds of ...

Products such as hairspray, paint and household disinfectants are increasingly causing summertime air pollution – and cities aren't accounting for it, which makes air-quality advisories and ...