Video by Zach Bermejo This Saturday, one of the most magical events to grace Fort Collins commenced for its third year. Hundreds of little fuzzy dog loafs dressed in assorted tiny costumes strutted...

“All good stories start with characters,” said David Freed, an adjunct professor in the journalism and media communications department here at CSU; it's a rule that Freed seemingly applies to his...

We're in college; we take naps.  The New York Times did the math: At Virginia's James Madison University, students take a total estimated 6,400 naps per semester. Campuses from Wesleyan to the University...

A group of starry-eyed students leans forward, focusing their gaze on footage of a severe storm taken by a drone. “Almost all of the atmosphere we study is only about 16 kilometers high,” said...

Video by Marlo Lundak   There are few artists like Alice Drueding and Joe Scorsone. They do not paint landscapes, write novels or sculpt clay. They make posters. It is an art genre often...

If you have been to a football game at Colorado State University, you have seen them. They are known as the pushup crew from the CSU Reserve Officer Training Corp, or ROTC program. The ROTC program...

  Ellen Audley’s life has always revolved around music. A former traveling musician and KCSU disc jockey, Audley has been involved in many aspects of music. She is currently a full-time guitar...

After 20 bags of hot Cheetos, Redbulls, perhaps some delusions and the open road, Cole McCullough and a band of friends finally made it back to Fort Collins in the early hours of the morning after...

Fort Collins is home to five skate parks, and for many, these are sanctuaries of refuge where every drop in feels like home. As skate culture continues to grow since its start in the 1950s, so does...

Marie Taylor takes out the trash once a year.  While the average person produces approximately 4.6 pounds of trash per day, according to National Geographic, senior Colorado State University student...

Colorado State University professor and filmmaker Usama Alshaibi remembered an exchange from childhood, and the indelible mark that growing up in 1980's Iraq left on him. “I asked my father, ‘Are...