Category: Latest Headlines
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New 3D-printed ‘shark skin’ being developed for variety of applications
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Read More: New 3D-printed ‘shark skin’ being developed for variety of applicationsResearchers at Colorado State University are developing a new polyurethane membrane with a 3-D printer that more closely mimics shark skin than other products on the market and has potential applications including swimwear, water pipes and public transportation.
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CSU launches new certificate in sustainable outdoor products
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Read More: CSU launches new certificate in sustainable outdoor productsIn response to industry needs, Colorado State University has unveiled a new online certificate program on sustainable outdoor products, bolstered by a grant from the State of Colorado.
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AARP grant to support student learning in CSU’s Lifelong ADU Home Design Challenge
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Read More: AARP grant to support student learning in CSU’s Lifelong ADU Home Design ChallengeCSU students will gain real-world housing design experience this fall, thanks to an AARP grant to the Institute for the Built Environment and alumni mentors.
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Building beyond the classroom: Students construct parklet at local brewery
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Read More: Building beyond the classroom: Students construct parklet at local breweryThe word parklet often raises one big question: What is that? This spring, a group of 30 students representing all eight colleges came together to answer this question.
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The arts in April: Sculpture installation, exhibits, film, writing and more
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Read More: The arts in April: Sculpture installation, exhibits, film, writing and moreInternationally known artist and alumnus Pard Morrison will headline a series of Colorado State University arts events in April as he visits campus to install a sculpture at the entrance to the University Center for the Arts.
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‘Thanks! It Has Pockets:’ How a humble fashion feature became a symbol of empowerment and joy
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Read More: ‘Thanks! It Has Pockets:’ How a humble fashion feature became a symbol of empowerment and joyAvenir Museum Curator Paula Alaszkiewicz talks about the surprising history of one of fashion’s more controversial elements.