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Sharing a Common Love for “The Good Life”: Belgium, a Small Country of High Quality

By: Emily McCormick
Saturday, July 24th, 2010

Come join Emily McCormick on part two of her tour through Europe. Discover how media communication in Belgium compares to other countries.

‘Mining’ the Gap and Digging Into Differences: London, a City of Contrast Between History and New Technology

By: Emily McCormick
Monday, July 19th, 2010

Follow Emily McCormick on part one of her journey through Europe, as she explores International Media Communications and culture in London, England.

Coming Into Focus: Photography Takes CSU Senior to Mt. Everest

By: Aliese Willard
Tuesday, May 18th, 2010

Photographer Stephanie Scott took the trip of a lifetime last fall when she was invited on a National Geographic expedition to Mt. Everest. See how a recent CSU graduate is setting herself up for success.

Not For Sale: Finding faith through human rights advocacy

By: Allison LeCain
Tuesday, May 11th, 2010

Human trafficking, a modern form of slavery, is a national and international problem. Discover how CSU sophomore Evan McCormick discovered faith and humility through his work with Not For Sale, an international advocacy human organization.

Off the Grid: Bamboo Bike Makers Crafting Environmentally-Friendly Designs

By: Jaime Pritchard
Friday, April 30th, 2010

Bicycles are already an eco-friendly alternative to driving. Local bike makers have found a way to make them even more eco-friendly by making them out of bamboo.

Prescription Drugs: The Other Side of Addiction

By: Philip Lindeman
Friday, April 30th, 2010

Adderall is the drug-of-choice for many college students because unlike ecstasy and cocaine, it is used as a study aid. Discover more about the dangerous and growing trend of prescription drug abuse.

Redefining Literacy: Technological Impacts on Traditional Reading and Writing

By: Kelly Bleck
Friday, April 30th, 2010

Has technology made people illiterate, or has it simply changed the way we read and write? CSU professors talk about the myths and truths behind computers and learning.

Bunking Up: Dealing with Sex in the Residence Halls

By: Kate Frasure
Tuesday, February 16th, 2010

Students living in residence halls at CSU are dealing with more than messy roommates – they’re dealing with sex polluting their living space.

American School Pride and College Basketball: A Strange New World

By: Elizabeth Cornish
Sunday, February 14th, 2010

College Avenue reporter and international student Elizabeth Cornish discusses how sporting events, university pride and student life differ at CSU and abroad.

CSU Research Center: Unlocking the Secrets of Prescription Music

By: Philip Lindeman
Friday, December 18th, 2009

Tucked in the southern corner of the University Center for the Arts is a world-renowned research facility that is exploring the nature of music as medicine.