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Ginger and Baker is a new bakery in Fort Collins located at 359 Linden Street. In addition to the bakery, the building houses a market, café, and teaching kitchen. (Abby Flitton | Collegian)

Ginger and Baker adds homely vibe to Fort Collins

Ty Davis • November 28, 2017

If you  travel north on Linden Street in Old Town, you will see a startling juxtaposition between sleek contemporary and American farmhouse. At first glance, you may assume these are two separate...

The Global Village Museum, located at 200 W Mountain Ave, opened in March of 2010 as a way to connect Northern Colorado globally through folk art, fine arts and artifacts from around the world. The museum is open Tuesday to Saturday from 11 am to 5 pm and features 4 exhibits and a museum shop. (Matt Tackett | Collegian)

Global Village Museum of Art and Culture celebrates community

Zoë Jennings • November 28, 2017

The Global Village Museum of Art and Culture has been home to artifacts such as a four foot Jade boat from China, a Mongolian yurt replica, a collection of Ethiopian umbrellas and a peace mandala crafted...

CSU Snowboarder shows off his jacket | Courtesy of Sarah Estill

CSU Snowboard Team creates friendship on and off the mountain

Mack Beaulieu • November 27, 2017

The snow season is approaching in Colorado and the Colorado State University Snowboard Team is gearing up to shred. Recognized as a collegiate sport club for over a decade, The CSU Snowboard Team has...

Saints Of Never After sit down to talk about how they formed, their style and some of their favorite memories live. (Alec Erickson | Collegian)

Saints Of Never After brings hardcore to everyone

Alec Erickson • November 15, 2017
Saints Of Never After are always willing to engage with their audience at a show no matter what, this is a band that started out playing their first show at The Whiskey in Fort Collins, to getting to perform on main stages at The Aggie Theatre or The Summit Music Hall.
Gallery exhibit showcases Semester at Sea photography

Gallery exhibit showcases Semester at Sea photography

Julia Trowbridge • November 14, 2017

When walking through the basement of the Lory Student Center, students can get a glimpse of Asia and Africa courtesy of a Semester at Sea photography class. The gallery, titled "Culture through the...

Jennifer Younger talks about her work at "Forest Creatures" located at the Duhesa art gallery on Tuesday, November 7, 2017. The copper piece was called "Two Skins". (JuliaBailey | Collegian)

‘Forest Creatures’ celebrates Native culture with contemporary art in Lory Student Center’s Duhesa Gallery 

Maddie Wright • November 10, 2017
The newest exhibit in the Duhesa Gallery officially opened Tuesday with two of the three artists present. This exhibit is titled “Aasgutuú Ádi,” which translates to “Forest Creatures” in the Tlingit language.
Second year fashion student Titamus Hubert performs his first headlining show at The Downtown Artery to a crowd of over 200 people. Photo courtesy of Mark Dingee

CSU student Titamus Hubert releases lo-fi hip-hop album

Miranda Moses • November 9, 2017

There are people working to put Fort Collins on the map for hip-hop, and it sounds like we're in good hands.  Second year Colorado State University student Tyler Hubert, soon to be legally Titamus Hubert,...

The Aloha Coffee and Grill located on College Avenue features authentic Hawaiian cuisine like these sweet and chewy Coconut Butter Mochi. (Brooke Buchan | Collegian)

Aloha Coffee and Grill in Fort Collins wants you to feel like family

Ty Davis • November 9, 2017

When you walk into Aloha Coffee and Grill loud reggae and tropical music are constantly playing over the speakers. Surfing is perpetually on the TV and the whole restaurant is bathed in bright yellow...

The Diversity House can be found at the intersection of Shields and Laurel and has served as a pinnacle player in the culture of CSU. Built in 1923, this house has had quite a history. (Sarah Ehrlich | Collegian)

94 years of history at The Diversity House

Sarah Ehrlich • November 9, 2017

The Colorado State University campus has endured major change throughout the years, and one building has been standing strong since 1923. The Diversity House has been home to many things benefitting culture...

CSU Art Department's Mini Gallery provides experience for student artists

CSU Art Department’s Mini Gallery provides experience for student artists

Ashley Potts • November 8, 2017
The Mini Gallery. Hidden in the "F" wing of the Visual Arts Building, functions as an essential stepping stone for many student artists as they strive for careers in the art world. 
Emma St. Aubin holds up two of her drawings. She sells her pieces on her Etsy shop, Saint Aubin Ink. Many of her pieces feature buildings from Fort Collins. (Ashley Potts | Collegian)

Fort Collins Etsy artist Emma St.Aubin draws local buildings

Gracie Ludens • November 8, 2017

A bike accident involving 18 stitches, rendering the victim temporarily immobile, generally does not lead to a happy story. For Emma St.Aubin, who graduated from Colorado State University in 2016...

Little Shop of Physics intern Ana Lopez shares the concept of wave physics, or how waves is made, with kindergarten students at on the Wind River Indian Reservation. Here, the waves can be seen between the nodes, or the points of the rope that aren't moving up and down. (Photo courtesy of Adam Pearlstein)

CSU’s Little Shop of Physics makes science accessible to community, world

Julia Trowbridge • November 8, 2017

Focusing on making science interesting and accessible for all, the Little Shop of Physics travels around the city, country and world to share their love of science. The Little Shop of Physics, a science...

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