CSU archaeologists unearthing human roots in Alaska
Anthropology graduate students uncovered artifacts placing the earliest North Americans in Alaska 14,000 years ago.
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History team finishes documenting N.M. Japanese-American confinement camps
A team of historians from Colorado State University has completed a project to preserve and spread the stories of Japanese Americans who were detained in New Mexico confinement camps during World War II.
Dr. Allison Prasch Wins Golden Monograph Award
The National Communication Association has honored Dr. Allison Prasch with the 2017 Golden Monograph Award for her 2016 article, “Toward a Rhetorical Theory of Deixis.”
Dickinson to Edit Communication and Critical/Cultural Studies Journal
Dr. Greg Dickinson, professor and chair of the Department of Communication Studies, has been selected to serve as editor for Communication and Critical/Cultural Studies
Dr. Meara Faw: Saliva's Link to Health and Well-Being
"I’m interested in understanding how our relationships contribute to our health at an emotional, social, or physiological level," Faw said.
Center serves as hands-on publishing laboratory for students
The Center for Literary Publishing at Colorado State University produces the 61-year-old Colorado Review and several other publications with the help of an army of interns who are involved in virtually every step of the publishing process.
Eloquence, empathy, imagination: Liberal arts brings leadership to collaboration
With his first year at CSU now under his belt, College of Liberal Arts Dean Ben Withers has announced plans to elevate the visibility and vitality of the college by increasing the support and impact of faculty scholarship.
2017 Ann Gill Faculty Development Award Winner focuses research on U.S.-China relations
“China becoming an influential power in world politics is going to affect all of our lives over the course of this century.”
New-aged technology being used to map ancient site
Modern technology met ancient history recently when a group of Archaeology Field School students at CSU helped map and photograph the famed Lindenmeier archaeological site using drones.
English Professor Camille Dungy releases collection of literary essays
CSU Professor of English Camille Dungy, an award-winning author of four full-length poetry collections and the editor of three poetry anthologies, released her first collection of literary essays, Guidebook to Relative Strangers: Journeys into Race, Motherhood, and History, on June 13.