Evacuation order
She was working overseas on a One Health research project when our One Health crisis intervened. The experience gave this University Distinguished Professor new insights into infectious disease research.
Author Archives: Coleman Cornelius
Angie’s list
Ensuring opportunities for students tops the priority list for Angie Paccione, CSU alumna and head of the state Department of Higher Education. She knows the importance first-hand, as a biracial woman from the South Bronx.
Germ theory
Just how deep does infectious disease research run at Colorado State University? To 1901 – the early years. That’s when Dr. George Glover, founder of CSU’s veterinary program, took on bovine tuberculosis.
Inside the bat cave
How do bats stay healthy while hosting viruses that cause vicious diseases in people? The answers could lead to cures.
Connecting during a pandemic
The magazine’s editor outlines three special issues focused on COVID-19 response and recovery.
Dear COVID-19
Tony Frank, chancellor of the CSU System, describes our spirit of determination in a personal letter.
We were born for this
Joyce McConnell, president of CSU, affirms the land-grant mission and its most important asset: people.
Fulfilling the blueprint
Timothy Mottet, president of CSU Pueblo, sees the timeliness of a recently formed strategic plan.
Leading online
Becky Takeda-Tinker, president of CSU Global, describes leadership in asynchronous, online education.
1980s: Heat Index
Meet the scientist central to the interstate chile debate