The Rocky Mountain Collegian

University, friends respond to death of CSU student Brian Perri

Erik Petrovich • July 31, 2018

After nearly a month of searching, the body of Colorado State University student Brian Perri was found in Rocky National Park near the summit of Mount Meeker on July 28, according to RMNP officials.

Joy Organics celebrates grand opening of THC-free cannabis medicine store

Erik Petrovich • July 22, 2018

Joy Organics, a new cannabis medicine and hemp product store in Old Town, celebrated its grand opening July 21 with live music, CBD sampling, and catering by Jay's Bistro. Rather than sell cannabis to just get high, the new store instead offers THC-free cannabis-based medicine and hemp goods.

A Letter from the Editor

Erik Petrovich • August 22, 2016

One of the greatest things about Colorado State University is our vibrant community of students and campus clubs.Whereas many universities exhibit a rather lackluster ability to get students involved or...

Structural construction completed for CSU on-campus stadium

Erik Petrovich • August 2, 2016

Structural construction on the on-campus stadium has finished, signified by a massive flag-strewn white beam that became part of the stadium's frame Wednesday.The ceremonial event served to both celebrate...

FoCo Caffeine Crawl to feature local coffee shops on city-wide tours

Erik Petrovich • July 31, 2016

For those whose drug of choice offers an easier start to the day or an energy boost between classes, visiting every coffee shop in Fort Collins can help you to figure out who has the best drinks in...

Trump visits Denver Friday night, calls Colorado a “must-win” state

Erik Petrovich • July 30, 2016

DENVER– Donald Trump gave a campaign speech to a large crowd of Colorado supporters Friday night at the Wings Over the Rockies Air and Space Museum in Denver. It was the Republican presidential nominee's second...

Fort Collins unveils West Nile Virus Risk Map

Erik Petrovich • July 30, 2016

The West Nile virus has been a continuing problem in Fort Collins since 2003, with four fatalities in 2014 and two mild cases confirmed so far in 2016.In an effort to reduce the virus' risk, the City of Fort...

CSU, RNC, DNC: Freshman and alumnus represent Colorado at party national conventions

Erik Petrovich • July 27, 2016

An immigrant from the Dominican Republic and the 18-year-old son of a former Congressional Chief of Staff are two of the dozens of delegates from Colorado who represented the state in the Democratic...

OTEP brings FoCo nu-metalheads out to Hodi’s Half Note

Erik Petrovich • July 23, 2016

On Thursday night, OTEP, a 16-year-old nu metal band turned Hodi’s Half Note red, adorned it in spikes and black leather and filled its three halls with the roars of an angry woman and the growls of...

Four new natural areas to open in Fort Collins at a “nominal cost”

Erik Petrovich • July 20, 2016

The Fort Collins Department of Natural Areas announced four new natural areas would be opened to the public within the next year, bringing the total number of natural areas in the city up to 47. Tanglewood...

OTEP: Back from the dead at Hodi’s Half Note

Erik Petrovich • July 20, 2016

OTEP, who some argue are one of the most extreme female-led metal bands, will be tearing down, ripping up and rotting out Hodi's Half Note on July 22 as part of a tour promoting the band's seventh...

Two pedestrians injured in hit-and-run collision Wednesday evening

Erik Petrovich • July 13, 2016

Update, 12:56 a.m.: Police are now reporting that a vehicle was driving Westbound on Drake Road when it collided with a group of people, injuring three of them. Angela Fitzsimmons and Joseph Carter suffered...

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