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The Student News Site of Colorado State University

The Rocky Mountain Collegian
The Student News Site of Colorado State University

The Rocky Mountain Collegian
Students seek to bring mental health day to campus

Students seek to bring mental health day to campus

Maddie Wright • May 7, 2019

When it comes to spreading awareness on issues across an entire university, sitting in a composition class may not be the first place one would think to find the first steps towards legitimate change....

Sarah J. Meyers, a PHD in psych presents her research on how tests enhance memory on Saturday at CSU Speaks (Gaby Arregoces | Collegian)

CSU Speaks brings science to the public eye

Maddie Wright • May 1, 2019

Brews and research was the idea behind CSU Speaks, an event by Science in Action that allowed Colorado State University graduate students, Ph.D. candidates and faculty to explain the research they are...

CSU fraternities respond to the recent shut down of the CU Boulder chapter of the Sigma Pi fraternity due to a sexual assault investigation. (Matt Tackett | Collegian)

St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital collaborates with CSU’s campus

Maddie Wright • April 17, 2019
Organizations who need volunteers and need donations come to college campuses to get those resources. A handful turn to Fraternity and Sorority Life to seek aid and assistantship. With this connection, Delta Delta Delta seems to be doing something right in terms of helping St. Jude Children's Research Hospital.
Illustration by Giovanna Vartuli | Collegian.

ACT Film Festival Shorts show different lenses of human rights

Maddie Wright • April 15, 2019

As the fourth annual ACT Film Festival came to a close, the last day opened with a block of short films. Five films played from different parts of the world, the shortest being 12 minutes and the longest...

Illustration by Giovanna Vartuli | Collegian.

‘Moonlight Sonata: Deafness in Three Movements’ shows complex situations of deaf people

Maddie Wright • April 7, 2019
ACT Human Rights Film Festival starts with a well produced film about deafness and the complexity that comes with it.
V (left podium) and Jovan (right podium) hosting the raffle during the ending reception of the 14th Annual Feminist Thought and Activism Conference in one of the Lory Student Center's ballrooms. (Skyler Pradhan | Collegian)

Feminist Thought & Activism Conference centers discussions around community

Maddie Wright • April 1, 2019
What do bees and feminism have in common? A lot, actually.
The Women and Gender Advocacy Center located in the Lory Student Center on campus at CSU. (Skyler Pradhan | Collegian)

Feminist Thought, Activism Conference to promote discussion on modern feminism

Maddie Wright • March 25, 2019
Bee educated, bee entertained, bee encouraged.
Members of Pi Lambda Chi and Zeta Phi Beta with their winner certificates.

Annual Step Show brings energy, culture

Maddie Wright • February 17, 2019

The energy coming from the Bring the Culture, Hip-Hop Explosion Step Show was infectious. Four different fraternities and sororities performed at the annual Step Show Saturday Feb. 16. The event invited...

Set of "The Waverly Place" before the show.

‘The Waverly Gallery’ explores memory and essence

Maddie Wright • February 5, 2019
The newest show at Bas Bleu examines the family dynamic as the matriarch of the family slowly declines into Alzheimer's.
A rosemary scented bath bomb, made by Colorado State University's Chemistry Club, sits out to dry overnight. CSU's Chemistry club is hand-making bath bombs to help fundraise for their trip to the annual American Chemical Society conference. (Julia Trowbridge | Collegian)

Bombs away: Chemistry Club fights stress with science

Maddie Wright • February 4, 2019
CSU’s Chemistry Club is making and selling bath bombs to send members of the group to the American Chemistry Society conference this spring and to help the club.
Essential oils have been linked too many health benefits. (Colin Shepherd | Collegian)

Essential oils fuse science and emotions to create appeal

Maddie Wright • February 3, 2019
Essential oils come from a certain level of science and a certain level of emotional appeal that create the response that they do from us.
Collegian Reviews (Illustration by Caleb Carpenter | Collegian)

Weezer releases cover album with ’80s classics

Maddie Wright • January 30, 2019

For those wondering what the Los Angeles based rock group Weezer has been up to lately, there's a new project from the band they can tune into.  Most people know about Weezer, the alternative rock...

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