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Speaker of the Senate Hayden Taylor stands at a speaking podium looking to his left and clapping. To his left sits Speaker Pro Tempore Brooke Reese in sunglasses and to his right sits Recruitment and Retention Officer Graham Kelly, both clapping as well. Behind them is a clear sign with the ASCSU logo spelled out.

This week in ASCSU: Humanity and Community Act, supreme court ratifications

Sam Hutton, News Editor August 24, 2024

The Associated Students of Colorado State University convened Aug. 22 for the second session of the 54th senate.  During executive reports, President Nick DeSalvo provided updates on ongoing initiatives...

A team of cheerleaders lifts their golden poms into the air, each with one hand on their hip, facing an audience.

‘You belong here’: Annual Convocation welcomes class of 2028

Aubree Miller, News Editor August 22, 2024

Colorado State University formally welcomed the incoming class of 2028 at Convocation, serving as a prelude to incoming students’ time at CSU. With speeches from CSU faculty along with guest speaker...

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Fort Collins debuts its new sweet spot, Krispy Kreme

Sophie Webb, Staff Reporter August 20, 2024

Instead of driving the lengthy 45 minutes it takes to get to Thornton, Colorado, for melt-in-the-mouth treats, Fort Collins residents can now find Krispy Kreme donuts locally. Fort Collins is the proud...

Chief Justice Alayna Truxal speaks about the members of ASCSU at the Annual State of the Association Address.

Hutton: Looking back on 2 years of covering student government

Sam Hutton, News Editor August 19, 2024

Editor's Note: This content reflects the views of the individual author only and does not represent a stance taken by The Collegian or its editorial board. My two years of covering the Associated Students...

Meet the news desk: We're mindful of our history, thrilled for our future

Meet the news desk: We’re mindful of our history, thrilled for our future

Sam Hutton and Aubree Miller August 19, 2024

Dear readers, The Collegian's news desk has a long-established track record of providing independent, fact-based journalism that properly informs the Colorado State University and Fort Collins communities. Members...

Three protesters walk in a line. The left protester holds a sign reading, "Ceasefire now!" The middle protester holds a sign that can't be read. The right protester holds a sign reading, "Ceasefire for Gaza."

Seibel: Student protest coverage tests journalistic freedom at CSU, beyond

Allie Seibel, Editor in Chief August 19, 2024

Editor’s Note: This content reflects the views of the individual author only and does not represent a stance taken by The Collegian or its editorial board. The concluding week of the 2023 spring semester...

A large black letter C in the style of The Collegian logo is to the left of the words Breaking News written in red all caps. The graphic is on top of a faded image of The Oval from above.

Breaking news: Shooting in Old Town leaves 1 dead, 1 injured

Aubree Miller, News Editor August 11, 2024

Note: This is an ongoing story. Updates will be made as they become available.  Fort Collins Police Services responded to a shooting in Old Town at around 1 a.m. this Sunday, according to a City of...

A tan portable building with several CSU promotional banners hung in between windows.

Brick by brick: Clark, Durward construction continues

Aubree Miller, News Editor August 11, 2024

Campus looks a little different this fall with construction in progress on two main buildings. The Andrew G. Clark Building updates are still underway, with construction expected to be completed in the...

Smoke and from the Alexander Mountain Fire can be seen over the ridge in the residential area just east of the fire off of U.S. Highway 34 July 30.

Alexander Mountain Fire determined to be human-caused

Hannah Parcells, Content Managing Editor August 9, 2024

Editor's Note: This is an ongoing story. Updates will be provided as they become available. The ongoing investigation into the Alexander Mountain Fire in Larimer county determined the fire was human-caused,...

A sign reading, ASCSU, viewed from outside a building through a window.

ASCSU executive cabinet details goals, student resources ahead of academic year

Sam Hutton, News Editor August 7, 2024

Editor's Note: This article was updated to reflect a correction related to a special session of ASCSU senate occurring the first week of classes.  Following an intense spring semester, the Associated...

Mya Lesnar named 2023-24 Mountain West Female Athlete of the Year

Adam Gross, Staff Reporter August 6, 2024

After a monumental season at Colorado State, Mya Lesnar earned the 2023-24 Mountain West Female Athlete of the Year award on Monday. Lesnar is Colorado State’s second MW Female Athlete of the Year...

The smoke from the Alexander Mountain Fire burning near U.S. Highway 34 in Larimer County Tuesday, July 30. More than 200 emergency personell have responded to the fire since it was first reported monday morning and residents in the areas surrounding the fire are under mandatory evacuation orders.

Update: Alexander Mountain Fire reaches 91% containment, recovery efforts underway

Hannah Parcells and Allie Seibel August 2, 2024

Editor's Note: This is an ongoing story. Updates will be provided as they become available. The wildfire burning in Larimer County north of U.S. Highway 34 and west of Loveland, Colorado, has stalled...

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