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Josh Hillhouse, owner of Herbal Apothecary, waits for customers to come by at his booth at the Larimer County Farmers Market in Fort Collins, Colorado Sept. 5. Hillhouse has a collection of spices that can be used for cooking as well as brewing tea. (Tri Duong | The Collegian)

FoCo farmers markets show inspiring display of community

Renee Ziel • September 7, 2021
Meet the duality of Fort Collins — traditional architecture and modern structures, longtime residents and 4-year-university students and activities for both the homebodies and the outdoor enthusiasts. Yet one thing is everlasting: the mass of small businesses and passionate locals.
Shakedown Street performs at the Aggie Theatre, accompanied by Boots Jaffee on harmonica.

Tribute band Shakedown Street keeps the Dead alive

Dylan Tusinski • August 26, 2021

For Fort Collins Deadheads, or fans of the psychedelic rock band the Grateful Dead, Friday night was a cathartic experience. The Grateful Dead are an American phenomenon known for their improvisational...

The University Center for the Arts under snow.

As students return, the UCA remains crucial for art access

Kota Babcock • August 18, 2021

As classes come back in person, the University Center for the Arts continues to provide opportunities for anyone, on campus or off, to enjoy a variety of artworks. The UCA, located just across College...

Photo courtesy of Banshee Tree. From left to right: drummer Michelle Pietrofitta, five-string violinist Nick Carter, bassist Jason Bertone, and guitarist and lead vocalist Thom Lafond.

Banshee Tree discusses new album, ongoing musical journey

Kota Babcock • August 17, 2021

After a canceled tour and amid a pandemic, local band Banshee Tree found the time and ability to connect their songs to their listeners outside of live shows.  Jason Bertone, bassist of Banshee Tree,...

(Left to right) Matan Birnbaum, Ethan Chrisri, Abe Dashnaw, Ben Eberle, and Hays Bruce of Fort Collins band People in General perform during Casual Fest at the Boulder Bandshell July 23. (Michael Marquardt | The Collegian)

First of four Casual Fest shows sparks DIY scene revival

Max Hogan • July 29, 2021

In an ambitious attempt to bring the DIY scenes of Northern Colorado out of their pandemic-induced dormancy, Casual Fest brought a variety of sounds and styles to the main stage, giving listeners...

Caleb McFadden, singer and guitarist for Chess at Breakfast, performs with guest guitarist Colin Farnsworth during the Farewell World Tour at the Aggie Theatre July 2. (Michael Marquardt | The Collegian)

Local band Chess at Breakfast closes career with show at Aggie Theatre

Max Hogan • July 12, 2021

On Friday, July 2, local bands Chess at Breakfast and People in General played The Aggie Theatre in a performance that showcased the immense growth of both bands throughout their careers. For headliners...

Eric Hamer bides his time in the chase-pack in the men's 5,000-meter race of the NCAA Indoor National Championships. (Photo courtesy of University of Arkansas Athletic Department)

Track and field concludes 2020-21 season ready for olympics

Karsyn Lane • June 17, 2021

  Colorado State’s track and field program competed in this weekend’s NCAA Championship in Eugene, Oregon, at Hayward Field. Ram athletes Eric Hamer, Maria Muzzio and Adam Dawson concluded...

The chinchilla that Earl Pouty Jowells III from The Unprecedented Times DID NOT kill! (Photo via Wikimedia Commons)

In Defense Of: My very funny April Fools’ Day prank last year

Scott Powell • March 31, 2021

There is no holiday on the American calendar more demonstrative of our national values than April Fools' Day. You could make a compelling argument that Christmas and its exaltation of blind consumerism...

(Graphic illustration by Malia Berry | The Collegian)

‘Belly of the Beast’ documentary reveals eugenics in prisons

Maddy Erskine • March 30, 2021

Erika Cohn’s documentary "Belly of the Beast" exposes the human rights violations happening in California women’s prisons while centering the voices of the brave women, both in and out of prison,...

(Graphic Illustration by Christine Moore-Bonbright | The Collegian)

Diversity Symposium to provide opportunities for learning

Jenna Landry • October 4, 2020

The Diversity Symposium will return from Oct. 19 to Oct. 23 to begin dialogues on issues surrounding racial bias and reaffirm Colorado State University's commitment to diversity, equity and inclusion.  The...

(Graphic illustration by Malia Berry | The Collegian)

Don’t miss the ACT film festival’s virtual screening this year

Kailey Pickering • September 27, 2020

The Fort Collins ACT annual film festival will be celebrating over 20 films advocating for social justice through streaming the films Oct. 1-10.  Fort Collins has been participating in the ACT Human...

Colorado State University President Joyce McConnell awaits the December Class of 2020 students with oranges, brownies, and capri suns to congratulate them on finishing the semester. (Annie von Porcupine | The Wake Up Slap)

Joyce McConnell celebrates halfway point of semester with orange slices, promises Capri Sun and brownies at end of year

Forrest Czarnecki • March 31, 2020

It was time to break out some of Florida’s finest on Monday as Colorado State University President Joyce McConnell kicked off a campus-wide celebration of reaching the halfway point in the spring semester. With...

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