Dear readers and every Collegian staff member past and present: Today I am no longer the editor-in-chief of your student newspaper. In reflection, allow me to recall three flashbulb memories I have...

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Ann Coulter came to CU Boulder campus, members of the CSU community attended.

Last week I tried to take my dog for a walk at 5 p.m. on a Monday night. It’s still winter in Colorado, so it was about to get dark, but it wasn’t yet. It's the kind of dark in which the trees lose their color, only appearing as silhouettes — the kind of dark in which only half of the cars passing by have headlights on.

Dear readers, We want to be fully transparent in our decision today to retract the column "Don't pull every author accused of sexual assault from the shelf" that was published on Thursday, February 22...

A conversation about Colorado State University’s future at the highest university level happened this past weekend — 173 miles from Fort Collins. CSU's Board of Governors convened Thursday and Friday at the CSU Pueblo campus to discuss, among other topics, the Hughes Stadium property, the on-campus stadium's projected income statement, political tension surrounding free speech and a possible tuition increase.

PUEBLO — Colorado State University’s Board of Governors adopted a system-level free speech resolution Friday to ensure each campus had and adhered to first amendment policy on campus.

PUEBLO — Colorado State University’s new on-campus stadium outperformed expectations for net income, projections for the end of the first year showed during a Board of Governors Meeting Thursday.

Hughes Stadium and its surrounding 162 acres of property can be annexed to the City of Fort Collins, the Colorado State University Board of Governors decided Thursday afternoon. The board voted to authorize the submission of a petition for the annexation of the property—a move that represents the first step in the process of redevelopment for the area.

Colorado State University presented a 3 percent tuition increase as the most likely decision for next academic year’s tuition rates at the Board of Governors’ meeting Thursday morning.

Colorado State University will defend student safety and its students’ free speech. The two values could be in opposition on Friday.