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CSUs international programs office is home to numerous opportunities for students to work, study and travel abroad. (Davis Bonner | Collegian)

International students navigate cultural differences on campus

Hannah Parcells, News Editor December 5, 2023

One of the unique experiences of university life is the opportunity to engage with people from all around the world. International students on campus contribute to a diverse and vibrant community, but...

Colorado State University football coach Jay Norvell watches the play during the Border War game against University of Wyoming Nov. 3. Colorado State University lost 15-24.

2023-24 CSU football transfer portal tracker

Damon Cook , Sports Editor December 5, 2023

Editors Note: This post will continue to be updated as new players announce where they will be playing next season. The college football transfer portal officially opened Dec. 4. Here is everyone who...

Zoe Mardiks sits in the lobby of the Hyatt Regency Denver during the annual Jewish National Fund-USA Global Conference for Israel Nov. 30. This organization kind of has been in my family for a bit of time, and with the recent events going on, I felt like I needed to connect more with other Jewish students, Mardiks said.

Annual Global Conference for Israel gathers leaders, students

Hannah Parcells, News Editor December 5, 2023

Thousands of people from all around the world convened in Denver this past weekend to attend the annual Jewish National Fund-USA Global Conference for Israel. This year’s conference took place at the...

Radka Buzkova lands after a serve in a doubles match against University of Nevada, Las Vegas in Laramie, Wyoming, April 8. The Rams lost 4-3.

Radka Buzkova fosters teamwork in individual sport

Liv Sewell, Sports Reporter December 5, 2023

Teamwork lies in unlikely places. One example is the Division I tennis team on Colorado State’s campus, led by coach Mai-Ly Tran. Tennis, a sport played one-on-one or two-on-two, is not the first...

Pavelko: What is CSU doing to help international students feel welcome?

Pavelko: What is CSU doing to help international students feel welcome?

Hana Pavelko, Collegian Columnist December 5, 2023
Over 1,850 people at Colorado State University are international students, making up less than 6% of the student body. They come from all corners of the world, with a large percentage of the international student body hailing from China, India and Indonesia. 
Looking down at the cove in RIomaggiore, Italy.

Studying abroad fosters self-awareness, appreciation of culture

McKenna Van Voris, Staff Reporter December 5, 2023

Many students consider the possibility of studying abroad, but not many actually take the leap to do so for a variety of reasons. Students who studied abroad in Italy during the fall of 2022 said they...

Horoscopes Dec. 4-10

Horoscopes Dec. 4-10

Abby Flores, Staff Reporter December 4, 2023

Horoscopes can be applied to your sun, moon and rising signs. Dear stars, The Beaver Moon lit up the sky last week Nov. 27. Interestingly enough, beavers are spiritual creatures that remind us we’re...

Terry Maker’s “Earthbound” exhibit on display in the Museum of Art Fort Collins Nov. 22. From left to right, the pieces are “Earthbound (Night), “Field Earthbound (Day)” and “Earthbound (Twilight).”

Mixed media artists connects creations to human spirit

Gwendolynn Riddoch, Staff Reporter December 4, 2023

The Museum of Art Fort Collins presented "Terry Maker: In Which the Progeny of the Hero Shapes the Dust," made with materials ranging from jawbreakers to graphite. Terry Maker is a mixed media artist...

Sofia Coppola reveals harsh reality of Presleys in Priscilla

Sofia Coppola reveals harsh reality of Presleys in ‘Priscilla’

Hailee Stegall, Staff Reporter December 4, 2023

Sofia Coppola’s newest flick, starring Cailee Spaeny as Priscilla Presley and Jacob Elordi as Elvis Presley, eloquently retells Priscilla's 1985 memoir, "Elvis and Me," in a way that is as jarring as...

Souza: CSU dining halls should include more diverse foods

Souza: CSU dining halls should include more diverse foods

Emma Souza, Collegian Columnist December 4, 2023
Several of the Colorado State University dining halls feature international sections on their daily menus. The food served consists of cultural tastings from several different areas around the globe. Frequent meals include carnitas bowls, poke and rice, chicken tikka masala and spicy chicken with kimchi and furikake. 
Junior Peyton Burcar walks off of the field with a grin on his face after his team wins state champions. (Columbine wins 28-14)

Columbine football ends Cherry Creek’s 5A state title streak

Will Engle, Staff Reporter December 2, 2023

In order to establish themselves as the best of the best, a football team needs high-level execution on offense, defense, and special teams.  Lucky for Columbine high school, they have all of that...

Despite the loss, the Colorado State University Rams show some good work as they fall short to the Washington State University Cougars at Canvas Stadium Sept. 2. CSU lost 24-50.

MW in agreement to play games against Washington St, Oregon St

Damon Cook , Sports Editor December 1, 2023

Editors Note: This story will continue to be updated as more information is made available. The Mountain West announced Friday morning that the entire conference would schedule games against Washington...

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