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Engle: 3rd-trimester abortion should be legal in all cases

Engle: 3rd-trimester abortion should be legal in all cases

Will Engle, Copy Chief January 20, 2025

Editor’s Note: All opinion section content reflects the views of the individual author only and does not represent a stance taken by The Collegian or its editorial board. Even for proponents of the...

Pavelko: The Collegian fuels nonjournalism students' passions, knowledge

Pavelko: The Collegian fuels nonjournalism students’ passions, knowledge

Hana Pavelko, Collegian Columnist January 20, 2025
As a first-year student, it is easy to become overwhelmed by all of the clubs and student organizations trying to catch your eye at the beginning of fall semester. During the first few weeks of school, clubs are on the Lory Student Center Plaza with candy, games and flyers trying to increase membership.
Colorado State University Administration Building facing north, March 9.

CSU, FRCC launch Ram Transfer Academy, enhance college access, success

Laila Shekarchian, Staff Reporter January 20, 2025

In an effort to bridge educational gaps, Colorado State University and Front Range Community College have partnered to create the Ram Transfer Academy. Funded by a $500,000 grant from the American Talent...

The Student Disability Center Sept. 29, 2020. (Ryan Schmidt | The Collegian)

Despite efforts, accessibility gaps at CSU still pose challenges for students

Chloe Waskey, Staff Reporter January 20, 2025

With just over 34,000 students, adequate accessibility measures are critical to upholding Colorado State University’s standard of equal opportunity and inclusivity. However, students with disabilities...

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Scott Roberts joins CSU as new vp of University Advancement

Katie Fisher, Science Editor January 20, 2025

Originally announced by CSU SOURCE Dec. 4, 2024, CSU President Amy Parsons named Scott Roberts, who formerly served as vice president of development for the Oklahoma State University Foundation, as CSU's...

AJ Noland (18), Jace Bellah (12), Chase Wilson (30), Henry Blackburn (11), Dagan Myers (13) stand and watch the Snoop Dogg Arizona Bowl on Dec. 28 in Tucson, Arizona. Colorado State University football lost 43-17 to the University of Miami, Ohio.

CSU football lives short high in disappointing Snoop Dogg Arizona Bowl showing against Miami (OH)

Damon Cook, Sports Editor December 28, 2024

TUCSON, Ariz. - The lowrider ready to carry Colorado State football off into the sunset turned into a saguaro when the clock struck 12:35 in the third quarter. That’s when the Miami Redhawks pushed...

Photo courtesy of Snoop Dogg Arizona Bowl

CSU football ready to run for victory over Miami (OH), eyes final building block in turnaround season

Damon Cook, Sports Editor December 27, 2024

With one final look at the past, the Rams are catching a glimpse into the future. For Colorado State football, Saturday will come with a bittersweet feeling, win or lose. On one hand, some of the really...

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CSU men’s basketball bests Radford behind true team effort

Damon Cook, Sports Editor December 18, 2024

The machine works best when every piece is involved.  Tuesday night epitomized that for Colorado State men's basketball, who was able to get a 78-68 victory over Radford to finish out the non-conference...

Photo courtesy of Colorado State University Athletics and Yesenia Enriquez.

CSU women’s basketball’s fast start too much to overcome for UTEP

Damon Cook, Sports Editor December 16, 2024

Kloe Froebe set the foundation with a career night, now it's time for her to build on it.  Froebe has put some things together and flashed in games throughout the season, but hasn’t exactly been...

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Standard of leadership at CSU track and field starts with Neya Jamison, Ismael Dembele

Adam Gross, Staff Reporter December 10, 2024

When leaders fall, they get back up, and when leaders fly the people around them do too. Neya Jamison knows how to get back up. Even a standout leader like Jamison learns leadership lessons at every...

A magical opening night: The Nutcracker dazzles audience at Lincoln Center

A magical opening night: The Nutcracker dazzles audience at Lincoln Center

Riley Paling, Staff Reporter December 9, 2024

The holiday season officially kicked off in Fort Collins on Thursday evening with a sparkling, crowd-pleasing performance of "The Nutcracker" at The Lincoln Center. A must-see ballet, Fort Collins residents...

A female basketball player in white and green dribbles a basketball while a player in black and white pushes into her.

CSU women’s basketball completes miraculous comeback, beats Gonzaga in overtime

Devin Imsirpasic, Staff Reporter December 8, 2024

Grit, fight and determination: A perfect description of Colorado State's Sunday. CSU women’s basketball defeated future Pac-12 opponent Gonzaga 74-72 in a nail-biting duel that ended in overtime....

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