“The world is significantly more complex than it was before, but I think you can do yourself a favor by figuring out who you are and what you stand for, and in doing so, you’ll have that one constant in a chaotic world.”
Students from India will be able to participate in a unique hybrid program allowing them to receive a master’s in computer information systems from CSU at a much lower cost.
CSU accounting students gained real-world experience while helping their community through the Volunteer Income Tax Assistance service.
From the business of football to the music industry, the CSU community heard the perspectives from a wide variety of successful leaders during Business Day 2022.
The 2022 Accounting Hall of Fame inductees have used business to create a better world throughout their careers.
Students in CSU’s College of Business spent a week delving into how to make their industry a more diverse and inclusive place to be.
A CSU professor’s study found that the most knowledgeable consumers are the most likely to be impacted by negative online reviews.
The benefit concert was organized by Chuck Morris, a Colorado music legend and the director of the Music Business Program at Colorado State University. Many of the acts that performed are his personal friends.
Chuck Morris has helped to organize a star-studded virtual benefit concert supporting the victims of the Marshall Fire. It is slated for Feb. 28 at 7 p.m., and tickets are a minimum donation of $10.
A CSU professor used a Canadian street hockey tournament as a case study in how entrepreneurs should engage stakeholders.