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AI symposium brings faculty into conversation about current, future teaching techniques
The AI Teaching and Learning Symposium on Aug. 10 will bring together educators and innovators to explore practical, ethical and equitable ways to integrate artificial intelligence into higher education course design and instruction.
Here are 150 ways CSU has made Colorado (and the world) a better place since 1876
In honor of the state’s 150th birthday, here are 150 ways Colorado State has bolstered the economy, set students up for success, fed the world, and so much more.
A glance at CSU Libraries’ various units in honor of National Library Week
Since 1880, the Libraries have evolved into a dynamic hub for teaching, research and discovery – supporting students, faculty and the Fort Collins community at every stage of their academic journeys.
CSU Libraries to host screenings of ‘Chinatown Rising’ with director Q&A, community panel
CSU Libraries is inviting the campus and greater Fort Collins community to engage in a powerful and timely cinematic experience this April with a screening of Chinatown Rising – a documentary that captures the fight for justice, identity and community in San Fransico’s Chinatown during the civil rights era.
5 fun facts about CSU’s Archives and Special Collections
As CSU Libraries celebrates the 50th anniversary of the University Archives, here are five fun things you may not know about Archives and Special Collections.
Celebrate GIS Day at Morgan Library on Tuesday
CSU Libraries’ Geospatial Centroid will celebrate the intersection of AI and geographic information systems during this year’s GIS Day event, “AI Applications in GIS,” on Tuesday, Nov. 18, in Morgan Library, Room 173.
Guest column: When publishers’ fear of AI prohibits basic uses
“This fall, the CSU Libraries engaged in contract renewal negotiations for its subscription of SciFinder, a database aggregator provided by CAS, a division of the American Chemical Society.”
Remembering Jim Hansen: ‘The keeper of Colorado State University’s story’
James Emil “Jim” Hansen II, who chronicled the definitive history of Colorado State University in several books and founded the CSU archives, passed away on Aug. 27 at the age of 86 after a long struggle with Huntington’s disease.
Karen Estlund reappointed as dean of the CSU Libraries
“Dr. Estlund has shown exceptional leadership through her visionary and data-driven approach to the evolving role of CSU Libraries as an intellectual and interdisciplinary nexus.”
CSU Libraries’ Archives and Special Collections celebrates 50 years of preserving university history
Since its founding on July 1, 1975, Archives and Special Collections has played a pivotal role in supporting student and faculty success by maintaining and providing access to primary sources, rare materials and unique collections.