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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...

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 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...

A sculpture representation ecompasses a person with depression affected by the stigma behind it on the left, and the same person affected by love and support on the right. Photo illustration by Olive Ancell | Collegian

Students with depression seek validation

Maddie Wright • November 7, 2017
One of the biggest things people can do is acknowledge it as a valid health concern that people posses. “It’s really real, I’m not crazy, I’m not doing it for attention, this is legitimately how I feel.”
Different shapes of a guitar can change the sounds and aesthetic you want. There are many to choose from in the music shops that call Fort Collins home.
(Sarah Ehrlich | Collegian)

CSU student Alex Blackford builds guitar from scratch

Sarah Ehrlich • November 4, 2017

In terms of turning passions into successful ventures, Colorado State University students have no problem.  Sophomore economics major Alex Blackford turned his love for music into a successful hobby...

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