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LEGO Artist Osi Ogbuji, begins work on his futuristic vision of the city of Boulder and the Flatiorns at the first LEGO Creation Festival held by the Downtown Development Authority on July 20. Ogbuji placed 2nd with his piece and found out about the competition through the Denver LEGO Users Group. (Matt Tackett | Collegian)

Lego Creation Festival puts together day of design for all ages

Graham Shapley July 22, 2019

On Saturday, Old Town Square hosted a competition of engineering prowess. Hours went by as the architects built up their creations brick by brick, preparing for a panel of judges. Their medium of choice?...

Jessica Gengler discusses the life of Editha Todd Leonard, who is responsible for the creation of the Fort Collins Symphony, at the the Discovery After Dark: Women's History in Fort Collins (Devin Cornelius | Collegian)

Museum of Discovery celebrates women’s history in ‘Discovery after Dark’

Graham Shapley June 23, 2019

It has been 100 years since the United States Senate passed the 19th Amendment, which gave women the right to vote across the nation.  To celebrate, the Fort Collins Museum of Discovery held a lecture...

Crowds sit on the grass between acts at Taste of Fort Collins 2017 (Chapman Croskell | Collegian)

4 local summer events to ensure a fun break

Graham Shapley May 12, 2019

The semester is almost over, and it’s about time that Colorado State University students are heading elsewhere for the summer, but that doesn’t mean that Fort Collins is devoid of events for people...

Police officers stand by as participants of the 2019 Colorado State Undie Run congregate at the volleyball courts outside the Recreation Center. (Matt Begeman | Collegian)

5 ways to stay safe during graduation

Ty Davis May 12, 2019

After so many hours spent studying, you finally did it. You scrapped through long nights, a caffeine addiction and 8 a.m. classes, and now you made it to the finish line. You are about to graduate and...

Piñatas representing the seven deadly sins created by Saxon Martinez hang in the center of the Carnegie Center for Creativity, surrounded by macro photography by Maranda Hutson (Graham Shapley | Collegian)

Capstone art show sends off artists with one last exhibition

Graham Shapley May 5, 2019

As graduation approaches Colorado State University's seniors, they spend their final moments looking back on the experiences and achievements that got them to where they currently are.  At the Carnegie...

Sarah J. Meyers, a PHD in psych presents her research on how tests enhance memory on Saturday at CSU Speaks (Gaby Arregoces | Collegian)

CSU Speaks brings science to the public eye

Maddie Wright May 1, 2019

Brews and research was the idea behind CSU Speaks, an event by Science in Action that allowed Colorado State University graduate students, Ph.D. candidates and faculty to explain the research they are...

Sad Uwu performs their song “The sheer feeling of being unwanted,” at the R.E.D. zine and mixtape release party April 24 at the Ramskeller. Organized by the Red Whistle Brigade, the R.E.D. zine is an anti-oppression mini magazine created to support student voices though different mediums of art.  (Colin Shepherd | Collegian)

Students raise oppressed voices with R.E.D Zine and mixtape

Lauryn Bolz April 28, 2019

The fourth edition of R.E.D. (rebel, empower, dismantle) Zine, released in conjunction with a mixtape, aims to strike down oppressors and lift underrepresented voices on campus. A release party was...

Hari Kondabolu jokes during his April 24, 2019 show in the LSC theater. Kondabolu is a renowned comedian and speaker whose jokes focus mainly on racism. This show was a part of APIDA Heritage Month at CSU. (Alyse Oxenford | Collegian)

Hari Kondabolu delivers serious comedy for APIDA Heritage Month

Ty Davis April 24, 2019

The Asian-Pacific American Cultural Center hosted comedian Hari Kondabolu Wednesday night in the Lory Student Center Theatre as part of their Asian Pacific Islander Desi American Heritage Month, which...

Local artist Bri Romo poses next to their art at an art show at Hotel Hillcrest on April 20, 2019. Bri regularly posts original drawings on their instagram, @brisxart, and is also in a local band called Soft Stereo. (AJ Frankson | Collegian)

Hotel Hillcrest hosts first annual 4/20 art show

Miles Parrish April 24, 2019

Since debuting in October, Hotel Hillcrest has become one of the emerging venues for local musicians to perform. For this year’s 4/20, however, they hosted something a bit different than usual. Since...

CSU Students from different backgrounds of art show off their work at the Art Lab, Friday Night (Gaby Arregoces | Collegian)

Self-Identity gallery blends student expression and community involvement

Lauryn Bolz April 22, 2019

Editor's Note: Emily Writebol works for the Rocky Mountain Student Corporation, which is the parent company of The Collegian. The Self-Identity gallery opened April 19 in Old Town's Art Lab while supporting...

Senior and Mechanical Engineering major Maddie Peters walks down the runway at the Colorado State University “Xposure” fashion show, hosted by CSU’s department of Design and Merchandising April 12 at the Lincoln Center. (Johanna Fortescue | Collegian)

CSU’s fashion show ‘Xposure’ highlights student design

Walker Discoe April 14, 2019

Every year, Colorado State University’s department of design and merchandising presents the CSU fashion show, showcasing the capstone work of 15-25 students and their work designing and producing a cohesive...

American actress, singer, model, comedian and author Tiffany Haddish performs at Colorado State University’s RamFest April 11. (Gaby Arregoces | Collegian)

Tiffany Haddish delivers a hilarious and honest stand-up set at RamFest

Graham Shapley April 14, 2019

RamFest has once again come and gone, though this time rather than providing a musical set for students to jam out to, a stand-up routine was performed by none other than Tiffany Haddish, a breakout...

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