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Transformación Estratégica Valiente para guiar el futuro de CSU

Noelle Mason and Michelle Rivera-Garfio • March 23, 2022

Nota del editor: Puedes leer la versión en ingles de este artículo aquí. Traducción de Michelle Rivera-Garfio El mes pasado, la presidenta de la Universidad Estatal de Colorado, Joyce...

(Graphic Illustration by Trin Bonner | The Collegian)

HDS addresses campus food safety concerns over undercooked food

Noelle Mason, News Reporter • March 9, 2022

Some students recently attested to seeing undercooked chicken in the Colorado State University dining halls, and photos have surfaced of this as well. However, there have not been any documented cases...

(Graphic Illustration by Sophia Sirokman | The Collegian)

Courageous Strategic Transformation to guide CSU’s future

Noelle Mason, News Reporter • March 3, 2022

Editor’s Note: Read the Spanish version of this article here. Last month, Colorado State University President Joyce McConnell presented the new Courageous Strategic Transformation plan to the CSU...

Voluntary antigen testing to replace saliva screening at CSU

Noelle Mason, News Reporter • February 22, 2022

On Feb. 21, Colorado State University President Joyce McConnell sent a message to students, faculty and staff saying that all saliva testing locations across CSU campuses will be closed and replaced with...

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Update: Fort Collins police release information on pedestrian crash

Noelle Mason, News Reporter • February 9, 2022

Update: 5:41 p.m. Wednesday evening, Fort Collins Police published a press release detailing the investigation into the crash between a Toyota 4Runner and a pedestrian at the intersection of Laurel...

Protesters on The Lory Student Center Plaza at Colorado State University during the Call Out CSU protest Sept. 17, 2021.

‘We’re loud’: A history of student protests

Noelle Mason, News Reporter • February 8, 2022

College campuses have been a hotspot for political protests and demonstrations of free speech since their beginnings. In America, many impactful campus protests happened in the late 1960s and early '70s...

The Kruger Rock fire burning Southeast of Estes Park Colorado Nov. 16. At the time of the photo the fire was approimatley 15% contained spreading across approximately 115 acres. (Garrett Mogel | The Collegian)

Update: Kruger Rock Fire reaches 147 acres, 60% containment

Katrina Leibee and Noelle Mason • November 16, 2021

Nov.19 Update As of 8 a.m. Nov. 19, the Kruger Rock wildfire has reached 147 acres in size and is 60% contained. According to the Larimer County Sheriff's Office, the fire started when wind blew...

Canvas Stadium stands in low-hanging smoke from both the Lewstone fire near Rist Canyon and the Cameron Peak fire near Cameron Pass Aug. 23. (Devin Cornelius | The Collegian)

Fort Collins ranks 17th-worst in nationwide ozone levels

Noelle Mason • September 19, 2021
Fort Collins residents are no strangers to waking up with scratchy throats from poor air quality. Fort Collins was recently ranked the 17th-worst city in terms of high ozone days, according to a new report from the American Lung Association, bypassing its 2020 placement of 19th-worst.  “The primary sources contributing to ground-level ozone pollution are oil and gas and transportation,” Lea Schneider, Larimer County environmental health planner, wrote in an email to The Collegian. Jeffrey Pierce, a professor at Colorado State University's department of atmospheric science, explained that nitrogen oxide from car pollution mixes with volatile organic compounds leaked from the oil and gas industry in Colorado on hot days, creating the ozone we experience in Fort Collins.
A sign of Panacea Life Sciences in the Chemistry building Apr. 7. (Tri Duong | The Collegian)

Room for growth: Panacea-CSU partnership furthers CBD research

Noelle Mason • April 20, 2021

One year ago, Colorado State University alumna, founder and CEO of Panacea Life Sciences, Leslie Buttorff, gifted $1.5 million to the University for the creation of a cannabinoid research center.  “I...

(Graphic illustration by Charlie Dillon | The Collegian)

Written in the Stars: April astronomy calendar

Noelle Mason • March 30, 2021

Stargazing can be a new hobby to explore this spring as the evenings begin to warm up.  Colorado State University’s Emily Hardegree-Ullman, assistant professor in the Colorado State University...

(Graphic Illustration by Malia Berry | The Collegian)

One adult found deceased in Fort Collins house fire

Noelle Mason • March 29, 2021

One adult was found deceased at the scene of a house fire that took place Sunday evening, March 28, on the 800 block of Peterson Street, according to a Poudre Fire Authority press release. At about...

Kelly Ohlson takes a break from campaigning for Fort Collins City Council to pose outside of the Historic Fort Collins High School March 21. (Laurel Sickels | The Collegian)

City Council elections: Kelly Ohlson, District 5

Noelle Mason • March 24, 2021

Kelly Ohlson is a Colorado State University graduate, long-term resident of Fort Collins District 5, former school teacher and historic building renovator and former City Council member, mayor and...

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