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New music-based fraternity for women charters

Maddie Wright • May 4, 2017

The new fraternity, Sigma Alpha Iota, recently chartered as a chapter at CSU. SAI is a place for female students to come together and express their musical talents. Currently, SAI does not have a house...

CSU alumni Audrey Ancell tattoos a client in her new private studio, Modern Medium Tattoo Studio, located on 311 E. Mulberry Street.  Photo by Olive Ancell | Collegian

CSU alumna opens local tattoo shop

Miranda Moses • May 4, 2017

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WPj4R9x75Gk&feature=youtu.be There is a tiny house on the edge of Mulberry Street in Fort Collins. It has that Fort Collins charm, a feeling of being quaint, yet perhaps...

Loveland’s Tierkrieger blends death and black metal. Photo credit: James Wyatt

Tierkreiger brings brutality to the Fort Collins area

James Wyatt • April 25, 2017

In some circles, no genre holds more disdain than death metal with its themes and images of brutality and horror. Seldom do those unacquainted with the genre think of the differences between death and...

Hip-Hop artist and Sociology graduate student Remo Macartney, Monday afternoon. Photo credit: Jenna Van Lone

Sociology grad student publishes rap song to iTunes

Miranda Moses • April 20, 2017

When you see Remo Macartney, you see someone who has finished his undergraduate degree in Chico, California. You see someone who moved east to attend Colorado State University in 2015 for graduate school,...

Photo courtesy of: Julia Tegethoff

How two canine friends found a home in Fort Collins

Miranda Moses • April 4, 2017

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IEMotjoFgiY&feature=youtu.be It is true what they say: two is better than one, especially when it comes to dogs. Walking into her second year, Colorado State University...

Jessica Neal and Kayla Sapakoff browse the "Indie Bestseller" shelf inside Old Firehouse Books. Photo credit: Darby Osborne

Old Firehouse Books emphasizes community, literacy

Darby Osborne • March 29, 2017

One word to describe Old Fire House Books: red. The vibrant color is a theme throughout the store. Embracing their historic background as a firehouse, the store has taken the color for its own trademark,...

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