Two CSU researchers discussed what makes TikTok different from other apps, why some legislators want to ban it and whether it's even possible to keep your digital data entirely safe.
Future supply chain management leaders from across the country gathered at Colorado State University for the 40th edition of the Operation Stimulus case competition.
A social media expert discusses Twitter's future after Elon Musk's takeover, the pros and cons of Mastodon and why the general population should care.
A CSU alumna, using her commitment to using business to create a better world, has taken her expertise to one of the biggest companies in the U.S. and has earned national recognition along the way.
From micro-internships to mock job interviews using virtual reality, the Career Management Center team at the CSU College of Business wants to pave the way for using new technology to help prepare graduates for a dynamic job market. Bob and Linda Isaman want to continue to give the team the tools it needs to keep innovating, even if that means some ideas don’t stick.
CSU was recognized as a "transforming" institution in a student-run survey, with high ratings in governance, student support and public engagement.
Meg Skeehan has seen a lot of changes for the better during their career at CSU, and they've been a big part of making it happen.
CSU marketing professor Kelly Martin's research on data privacy is being recognized for its impact five years after it was first published.
Rich Tinberg, a '72 CSU alum, is igniting the passion of future leaders who know that business is about more than just the bottom line.
A College of Business employee has gained 40,000 followers on LinkedIn by being unapologetically themselves. Here are Patrice Palmer's tips for making the most out of this important professional platform.