The Rocky Mountain Collegian

First CSU student in 40 years named Truman Scholar

Pamela Shapiro • May 5, 2016

One Colorado State University student received the Truman Scholarship after three students were named finalists earlier this semester. Elizabeth Hale is a senior studying international studies and is...

Everyone pays for the rec center, three quarters of students use it

Pamela Shapiro • May 3, 2016

The typical college lifestyle is fast paced and demanding, which can make it challenging for students to find time to go to the gym. However, a portion of students' fees goes towards a recreational center...

BillHero offers chance to win $100 for users of new bill payment app

Pamela Shapiro • April 6, 2016

Paying bills is a hassle that many students at Colorado State University face. An extra $100 could help make paying these utility bills less of a burden. Simply downloading the BillHero app, which helps...

Critical Language Scholarship awarded to three students to study abroad this summer

Pamela Shapiro • March 30, 2016

Education is more than reading textbooks inside of a classroom. Through the Critical Language Scholarship, three Colorado State University students were given the resources to not only learn material,...

Three CSU students named Truman Scholarship finalists

Pamela Shapiro • March 22, 2016

Once again, Colorado State University students have lived up to their legacy of leadership and community. Sarah Bibbey, Emily Robitschek and Elizabeth Hale were named as finalists for the Truman Scholarship,...

Students reconsider spring break trips because of high costs

Pamela Shapiro • March 10, 2016

Students seek solace from the stress of their studies during spring break, whether it is a week of partying at the beach or relaxing in the mountains. However, many students may be worried that their...

With ASCSU’s help, U+2 may soon be Me+3

Pamela Shapiro • February 9, 2016

The Associated Students of Colorado State University have come to a conclusion about what they will petition to put on the November election ballot. They want the U+2 law to be turned into Me+3, but...

C.B. & Potts looking forward to future at Foothills Mall

Pamela Shapiro • February 2, 2016

C.B. & Potts has brewed up Ram pride and community for years within the Fort Collins community. Recently, its team believes it is time for a change.They will be closing their Campus West restaurant...

CSU’s new accessibility policy awaiting approval

Pamela Shapiro • December 13, 2015

Students shape society, and Colorado State University gives all students the opportunity to excel. CSU has helped students such as Joe Tiner, a senior studying journalism, to overcome challenges.“I...

Several factors affect University decision for a snow day

Pamela Shapiro • December 7, 2015

As winter approaches, the frigid weather gives Colorado State University students hope for a snow day. Although snow days at CSU almost never happen, when they do, there are some key factors that go into...

Colorado State University one of 25 chosen to promote antibiotic awareness

Pamela Shapiro • November 16, 2015

Nathan Heberlein, a senior studying microbiology, had no idea that a 3-credit lab could inspire and impact him for the rest of his college career.Heberlein is part of Colorado State University’s effort...

Interfaith Thanksgiving brings together different faiths, serves community

Pamela Shapiro • November 10, 2015

Thanksgiving is a time to be thankful for more than just turkey. It’s a time to bridge beliefs and come together as a community.Last year the event took place at the Hillel House, but there were so many...

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