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Colorado Republican leaders respond after Trump tapes

Erik Petrovich • October 13, 2016

Many prominent Republicans across Colorado were prompted to come out against their party's nominee after the release of the infamous "Trump tapes."

7 things to expect in the first presidential debate of 2016

Erik Petrovich • September 26, 2016

The first debate between former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump will take place tonight.

Letter from the Editor: An apology to ASCSU

Erik Petrovich • September 26, 2016

A week ago, the Collegian published a letter to the editor in the paper under an incorrect headline.The letter, about the failure of college councils to alert students to positions available on the University...

Libertarian, Green Party Colorado senate candidates to debate at CSU

Erik Petrovich • September 20, 2016

Lily Williams, Libertarian, and Arn Menconi, Green, aren't deterred by their low polling numbers - the third-party candidates will debate at CSU Tuesday.

As Fort Collins and CSU grow, so do rental rates near campus, data shows

Erik Petrovich • September 15, 2016

The closer an apartment complex is to campus, the more expensive it will be. That sounds normal - until you see the increase amounts.

Steel beam from World Trade Center finds permanent home in Fort Collins

Erik Petrovich • September 12, 2016

The beam is one of the few remaining from the World Trade Center. The ceremony on Sunday marked 15 years since the September 11 terrorist attacks.

Tropical Smoothie Cafe sued for Hepatitis A virus in Egyptian strawberry supply

Erik Petrovich • September 7, 2016

Tropical Smoothie Cafe has recalled the strawberries and offered an apology, but there is still a risk to those who consumed the affected fruits

Petrovich: Manifest Destiny rears its ugly head in France under the burkini ban

September 1, 2016

Too often, westerners react to perceived threats with domination of ideas and culture, whether that be land seizures, warmongering, or suppression.

Underground wireless system may save trapped miners with smart phones, CSU researchers say

Erik Petrovich • August 30, 2016

A four-year project to develop a wireless communication and tracking system for underground mines was approved and will begin in October

$Green party candidate, Jill Stein, spoke to a max capacity crowd in the backyard of Avagadros Number Saturday evening. She discussed policies and topics concerning student debt, equality, fracking and peace in the Middle East. Photo credit: Natalie Dyer$

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Colorado Republican leaders respond after Trump tapes

7 things to expect in the first presidential debate of 2016

Letter from the Editor: An apology to ASCSU

Libertarian, Green Party Colorado senate candidates to debate at CSU

As Fort Collins and CSU grow, so do rental rates near campus, data shows

Steel beam from World Trade Center finds permanent home in Fort Collins

Tropical Smoothie Cafe sued for Hepatitis A virus in Egyptian strawberry supply

Petrovich: Manifest Destiny rears its ugly head in France under the burkini ban

Underground wireless system may save trapped miners with smart phones, CSU researchers say

Q&A: Jill Stein, presidential nominee for the Green Party, wants to cancel student debt

Colorado activists to petition Obama to protect Grand Canyon from toxic mining

Jill Stein, Green Party presidential nominee, to campaign in Fort Collins Saturday

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