The future of veterinary medicine is at CSU: A world of well-being
To combat burnout and prioritize well-being, the Veterinary Hospital and Education Complex aims to secure WELL certification by the International WELL Building Institute.
The future of veterinary medicine is at CSU: The innovation studio
CSU’s innovation studio will function as a makerspace for veterinary medicine, enabling faculty, staff, and students to design 3D‑printed anatomy models and surgical simulators that strengthen hands‑on learning while reducing reliance on live animals.
“A big heart for kitty cats”
Kathy McChesney and Mike Dunick formed a connection with CSU years ago when they needed help caring for one of their cats. They’ve been finding ways to support CSU veterinary students, medicine, and research ever since.
The future of veterinary care
The new Veterinary Hospital and Education Complex will enhance the quality care that CSU already provides to clients, patients
The future of veterinary medicine is at CSU: Where communication shapes care
The VHEC features a dedicated communications lab where students practice real-world conversations through immersive simulations, building empathy, confidence, and skills essential for supporting patients, clients, and veterinarian well-being.
The future of veterinary medicine is at CSU: Immersive critical care training
An eight-station simulation treatment room provides students, residents and technicians crucial hands-on acute and emergency skills training to build their confidence and expertise in handling urgent clinical situations.
The future of veterinary medicine is at CSU: Millions and millions of frit
The windows of CSU’s new Veterinary Hospital and Education Complex feature a subtle, patterned glaze. At first glance, it may seem like an abstract design, but a closer look reveals something more.
The future of veterinary medicine: CSU’s new Veterinary Hospital and Education Complex nearing completion
Colorado State University is nearing completion of the first part of an ambitious, multi-year plan poised to reshape the future of veterinary medicine. The cornerstone of the project is a new 213,000 square-foot facility on the University’s South Campus, now in the final stages of construction.
CSU veterinarians monitoring for EHV-1: What horse owners need to know
Understand the risks of equine herpesvirus-1 (EHV-1), what to look for, and what to do if your horse is demonstrating symptoms.
Who cares for the caregivers? CSU Veterinary Hospital makes mental health a priority
Veterinary house officers at CSU face intense emotional and professional challenges as they care for complex cases while pursuing advanced training. The Specialist in Training Gratitude Fund supports their mental health and well-being through on-site counseling, emergency financial aid, and wellness events.
Helping veterinary medicine’s unsung heroes: Finn’s Friends Fund supports CSU technicians
Veterinary technicians give everything to care for animals. Finn’s Friends Fund helps them care for their own pets, honoring the love and dedication they show every day.
Podiatry service expands clinic hours
Starting Sept. 15, CSU Equine Podiatry expands to three clinic days with Dr. Carlos Carvajal, offering specialized hoof care, therapeutic shoeing, and hands-on training for students.
Coming full circle: $10 million gift inspired by a moment in a veterinarian’s lobby
Don Lockton made a $10 million gift to the CSU Veterinary Teaching Hospital after surgeons saved his dog Chief.
Rabbits with horn-like growths: What pet owners should know
Dr. Karen Fox, a pathologist in Colorado State University’s Veterinary Diagnostic Laboratory and an expert in diseases that impact both wild and domestic animals, explains what pet owners should know about the rabbit papillomavirus.
Pet emergency? CSU small-animal ER open 24/7 for urgent and critical care
If your dog, cat, exotic pet, or backyard chicken has an emergency or needs urgent care, the CSU Veterinary Teaching Hospital is open 24/7, ready to diagnose and treat everything from broken toenails to life-threatening illness and trauma.