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Far Cry 3 Blood Dragon Review: Insanity just picked up new derangement

Far Cry 3 Blood Dragon Review: Insanity just picked up new derangement

May 11, 2013

Writer's note: I received a free copy of "Far Cry 3: Blood Dragon" in order to review the game for this publication. The open world violence of "Far Cry 3" found a DeLorean and traveled to an alternate...

Junior wildlife biology major Brent Pease, left, Agriculture graduate student Amy Kousch, center, and sophmore soil and crop science major Colton Heeney plant cabbage in the student sustainable farm yesterday afternoon. The student run farm grows a variety of fruits, vegtables and other plants and has done so for the last 16 growing seasons.

Summer signals CSU agricultural research

May 7, 2013

While many departments are looking forward to taking their summer vacation, a number of CSU’s agricultural and animal divisions will do more work in the summertime. CSU’s Agricultural Research,...

High school students tour CSU in rain, sleet and snow

High school students tour CSU in rain, sleet and snow

April 24, 2013

It was a cold day with snow on the ground, but high school students and their parents still followed their tour guide around campus after trekking into Fort Collins from their respective hometowns. Most...

Collegian reporter, Matt Gabriel, talks to a homeless traveler that goes by the name of Fishtaco. Gabriel and another reporter, Cailley Biagini, went undercover on a Friday afternoon to discover what its like to be homeless in Fort Collins.

One day as a ‘homeless’ man in Fort Collins

April 14, 2013

"Get a job!” is what most who graduate in a month will be trying to do. But living on the streets, those three words are something that’s rudely barked in your direction at least once a day. Another...

Kathryn Symmes dishes out a homemade traditional Spanish dessert, panecllios dulces, to her instructor, Helena Sadlak, and fellow classmates, Margy Altmix and Paul Hedquist Wednesday evening at the Language Center. Located on the corner of Mulberry and College, the Language Center is place where community members gather to learn various languages and share their passion for culture, language, and travel.

Language Lounge offers individual routes to understanding foreign languages

March 28, 2013

On College Avenue and Mulberry Street, an office in a little red house runs the Language Lounge. The Language Lounge offers several different plans for students, depending on their experience and what...

Houston, TX, November 10, 2005- Applicants sign up for housing assistance at the Houston Urban League Housing Fair.  CR workers are working now to get clients into more permanent housing.  Photo by Ed Edahl/FEMA

CSU Housing Fair introduces students to renters

March 6, 2013

More than 50 different housing vendors will advertise their properties to the approximately 2,500 CSU students attending this year’s Housing Fair on Tuesday, March 5 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. in the Lory...

Junior heath and exercise science major Dawn Christensen starts the bend of the wheel pose while practicing Bikram Yoga Sunday. Christensen took third place in the Colorado Yoga Asana Championship and is training to become a Bikram Yoga instructor.

CSU professor researches effects of Bikram yoga

February 18, 2013

Correction: In an earlier version of this article, it was incorrectly stated due to a reporting error that individuals involved in a health study participated in SOMAX fitness test. In fact, they participated...

Second year graduate student and TA, Dan Pearson, grades papers for a physics course. Most of the grading and research is done by the many graduate students at CSU.

The worth of grad school at CSU

February 13, 2013

CSU Graduate School: Cost of 12 credit hours Resident: $5,037.62 + program charges* Non-Resident: $11,127.72 + program charges* *Program charges vary between $80 per credit hour and $2,580 a semester...

CSU Catholic students celebrate Ash Wednesday

CSU Catholic students celebrate Ash Wednesday

February 13, 2013

Ash Wednesday Services on and around campus today: 8:00 a.m. John XXIII Center (next to Route 34) 10:00 a.m. LSC Grey Rock Room 12:00 p.m. Danforth Chapel 2:00 p.m. LSC Grey Rock Room 5:15 p.m....

The Colorado State University Solar Plant, located off of Laporte Ave. and Overland Trail, sits on 30 acres of land and harvests enough energy to power the CSU Foothills Campus.

CSU’s $10.7 million utility bill

February 6, 2013

CSU houses various different groups, including the university itself, currently striving to make the campus “green.” Last year, the university’s main campus spent $10.7 million on energy...

The Best Teachers standing alongside Athletic Director Jack Graham at the Best Teacher Awards 2012 at half time of the CSU/Boise State game in Moby Arena on Wednesday night. The professors were cheered on by their students in the crowd on this special occasion.

CSU Best Teacher Award winners recognized at Moby Arena during halftime

January 31, 2013

During halftime of the men’s basketball game last night, six teachers from different departments were brought out onto the court. Each was recognized for being selected out of hundreds nominated...

REVIEW: Far Cry 3s big ambitions succeed in its equally big world

REVIEW: Far Cry 3’s big ambitions succeed in its equally big world

December 3, 2012

Overall Score: 9.5 out of 10 Best game I’ve played all year. Graphics: 9.5 Gameplay: 10 Story: 8.0 Bugs: 8.0 Replay ability: 9.0 Far Cry 3 is insanity in a disc. Every theme the...

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