Shell Oil Co. will shell out $950,000 to the Warner College of Natural Resources at Colorado State University to study oil shale.

Ecosystems aren’t green; they are black and brown, at least in the colour palette favoured by Diana Wall. Wall, a soil ecologist at Colorado State University in Fort Collins, spends her days digging into the world’s underground ecosystems. These beiges, …

Robert Duffy is a political science professor at Colorado State University in Fort Collins. “Fifty cents of every dollar spent in a campaign is wasted,” he said. “The problem is figuring out which 50 cents.” The fact that so many …

Early voting “changes the dynamics of the campaign,” said Colorado State University political science professor John Straayer, who noted that voting by mail has already begun in Colorado.

The report was compiled by the University of Colorado Western Water Assessment, a partnership between the university, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, the CU Cooperative Institute for Research into Environmental Sciences and the Colorado Climate Center at Colorado State …

“If Obama wins this state, it’s indicative of other things happening around the country,” said Bob Duffy, a Colorado State University political scientist. “This is a state that McCain should win.”

Incumbent Republican Marilyn Musgrave and Democrat Betsy Markey will face each other for the first time Thursday at CSU’s University Center for the Arts. The debate will be broadcast live on My20 television as well as on the CSPAN cable …

“Cancer is the leading cause of death in dogs and cats over the age of ten years,” said Dr. Nicole Ehrhart an associate professor of surgical oncology at the Animal Cancer Center at Colorado State University in Fort Collins, Co.

Parker, Penn and Rodriguez left Denver for a rally at Colorado State University in Fort Collins. Even before the rally there, work by the student-run group Vote CSU had resulted in more than 2,800 registrations being sent to the Larimer …

“No one should expect immediate recovery, but I believe this is overall a positive step,” said Ronnie Phillips, an economics professor at Colorado State University.