The Associated Students of Colorado State University convened Feb. 1 for the 17th meeting of the 52nd senate. The session began with a thorough presentation from Larimer County Commissioner John Kefalas,...

Moby Madness was in full effect for the Colorado State Rams women's basketball Thursday afternoon game against the Utah State University Aggies. Education day brought more than 5,000 students from...

For decades, stoners and scientists alike have pondered the question, “Can weed cause one to be more creative?” Whether you’re a cannabis user who is convinced of the link between the two or...

Colorado State University is home to two basketball teams in need of wins against Mountain West Conference competition: the women’s team, who are jockeying for a top-four spot in the conference, and...

The Associated Students of Colorado State University organizes blood drive events throughout the academic year for students and faculty to donate and help with the global blood shortage. "With COVID,...

Editor’s Note: All letters from the editor reflect the views of the editor only and do not represent a stance taken by The Collegian. As Colorado State University's 16th president, Amy Parsons, begins...

Cannabis for chronic pain management has changed my life and helped me be able to focus on my work and school duties without pain.

The committee behind the renovation of the Andrew G. Clark Building is getting feedback from students for its upcoming renovations, which brings Colorado State University that much closer to the new-and-improved...

Colorado State University alumna and longtime legal and administrative employee Amy Parsons took office as the 16th president of CSU Feb. 1 after being confirmed as president Dec. 16, 2022. Parsons...

The Colorado State University women's diving team is preparing for their first diving-only invitational of the season. CSU will travel to the United States Air Force Academy Feb. 2, where they will compete...

When you realize it’s mid-week and you have not had a single day that was not dedicated to working a full shift or attending a full course load — or both — and your brain melt is fully initiated, it’s OK to skip class. 

Students and locals alike enjoy taking extensive bike rides through these harsh Coloradan winter conditions. Relatedly, dentists in the area are thankful for the new year boom in business.