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Alumni gather to celebrate the Distinguished Alumni Awards event at Colorado State University Oct. 16. "I've made some really great relationships that have allowed me to come back," Bianca Esparza said.
Distinguished Alumni Awards ceremony honors alums, highlights university achievement
Jolynn Montiel, Staff Reporter • October 20, 2025

Colorado State University's Alumni Association honored standout graduates during the annual Distinguished Alumni Awards,...

A woman with tears in her eyes speaks into a microphone behind a podium. There is a group of people standing behind her.
This week in ASCSU: SFRB ratifications, emergency student housing
Laila Shekarchian, Staff Reporter • October 20, 2025

The Associated Students of Colorado State University convened Oct. 15 for the ninth session of the 55th Senate. Following...

A woman gives a speech at a podium.
Fall Address, University Picnic unites CSU, reaffirms core priorities
Robert Sides, Staff Reporter • October 18, 2025

Colorado State University held its annual Fall Address and University Picnic Oct. 8. The address, which took place on...

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CSU’s Fostering Success Program supports, mentors independent students
Sananda Chandy, Staff Reporter • October 21, 2025

The Fostering Success Program at Colorado State University creates a sense of belonging and provides support for independent students who must...

Studdert: Reward compromise; vote YES on Fort Collins Ballot Question 2H
Caroline Studdert, Collegian Columnist • October 21, 2025

Editor’s Note: All opinion section content reflects the views of the individual author only and does not represent a stance taken by The Collegian...

Culture doesn’t cut it: CSU parts with Jay Norvell
Sophie Webb and Michael Hovey October 21, 2025

$6.85 million doesn’t leave room for mistakes. Jay Norvell spent over three seasons as Colorado State football's head coach before being...

A whiteboard on the wall of the Fostering Success Program offices at Colorado State University introduces Rams to the program Oct. 7.
Life and Culture
CSU’s Fostering Success Program supports, mentors independent students
Sananda Chandy, Staff Reporter • October 21, 2025

The Fostering Success Program at Colorado State University creates a sense of belonging and provides support for independent students who must...

The Colorado State University Oval faces south east toward the Administration Building March 9.
CSU’s 39th C.A.N.S. Around The Oval Collection Day celebrates month of giving
Claire VanDeventer, Staff Reporter • October 20, 2025
A young man posing for a picture, holding a whiteboard sign that has the word “PRESS” drawn in expo.
CSU student employs silent protest to promote free speech on campus
Gracie Douglas, Staff Reporter • October 16, 2025
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A man in a gray sweatshirt, standing among other people milling about, holds his arm up to call over his team.
Sports
Culture doesn’t cut it: CSU parts with Jay Norvell
Sophie Webb and Michael Hovey October 21, 2025

$6.85 million doesn’t leave room for mistakes. Jay Norvell spent over three seasons as Colorado State football's head coach before being...

Fans cheer, celebrate, and dance in the stands.
Gallery: CSU football ends Homecoming with loss against University of Hawaii
Aria Paul, Staff Photographer • October 19, 2025
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Studdert: Reward compromise; vote YES on Fort Collins Ballot Question 2H
Opinion
Studdert: Reward compromise; vote YES on Fort Collins Ballot Question 2H
Caroline Studdert, Collegian Columnist • October 21, 2025

Editor’s Note: All opinion section content reflects the views of the individual author only and does not represent a stance taken by The Collegian...

Seymour: It's time to look up from your phone, live
Seymour: It’s time to look up from your phone, live
Charlotte Seymour, Collegian Columnist • October 16, 2025
Graphic of the words "Letter to the Editor" written on notebook paper.
LTTE: CSU’s free speech reversal was a victory, a warning
Claire Pickerel, Guest Author • October 16, 2025
Studdert: Homecoming elucidates Fort Collins' lack of accessible hotels
Studdert: Homecoming elucidates Fort Collins’ lack of accessible hotels
Caroline Studdert, Collegian Columnist • October 14, 2025
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Ranking the candidates: How ranked choice voting is calculated
Science
Ranking the candidates: How ranked choice voting is calculated
Maci Lesh, Staff Reporter • October 20, 2025

This year, Fort Collins voters will use ranked voting for mayor and City Council elections for the first time, following approval of a 2022 charter...

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horoscopes
Arts and Entertainment
Horoscopes Oct. 20-26
Chloe Waskey, News Editor • October 20, 2025

Scorpio’s shadow creeps up on us this week as Libra season comes to an end on Thursday, pushing us to a place of transformation through honesty....

Ryan Acker sings and plays banjo with band The Last Revel at the Aggie Theatre Oct. 9. “Everyone is excited that the music between the bands really do compliment each other, whether its on the front end or the back end," Acker said. "I'm excited to just see what it feels like when it switches to have the crowd already fired up."
Gallery: Raindrop River Tour intertwines audiences, genres
Ruby Secrest, Arts and Entertainment Editor • October 15, 2025
Marius Lehene, a professor of drawing at Colorado State University, stands in front of his painting, “Irrigation Channel,” at the Gregory Allicar Museum of Art Oct. 9. “Where is 'We?'" Lehene said. "Just as impossible to redefine as the chipped, peeling, tired skin of paint, unable to offer immunity to whatever entity it locally and temporarily describes — such is life."
Art’s truth is still owed: Professor Marius Lehene on art, AI and democracy
Addie Mitchell, Staff Reporter • October 15, 2025
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Dante’s Inferno Strain Review
Cannabis
Dante’s Inferno Strain Review
Miles Buchan • March 4, 2025

Strain Review – Dante’s Inferno Cannabis strains are plentiful, potent, and ever-evolving as cultivation culture strives to develop new...

Strain Review: Ease your mind with Durban Kush wax
Strain Review: Ease your mind with Durban Kush wax
Miles Buchan, Staff Reporter • May 4, 2023
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Office Chair: Choosing the Best Seating for Comfort and Support
October 21, 2025

For many people, the office chair is where they spend the majority of their workday. Whether you work from home or in a corporate setting, the...

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