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Freshman sociology major Jake Gentry, right, and Parker residents TJ Covillo and Rhonda Gentry move belongings into the Durward Residence Hall Thursday August 22, 2013. (Collegian File Photo)

4 ways to get along with new roommates

Graham Shapley August 12, 2019

During move-in, students are due to experience a lot of things that they may not have experienced before. For freshmen, it may be the first time they’ve lived anywhere other than with family, let alone...

Dozens of musicians took the stage at the Larimer County Fair. (Elena Waldman | The Collegian)

Larimer County Fair wraps up summer festivities

Elena Waldman August 7, 2019

The annual and much-anticipated Larimer County Fair returned Aug. 2-6, bringing in lots of fun, food and friendly competition for families and all kinds of locals to enjoy. Held at The Ranch, the Larimer...

Students enjoy food from Braiden Dining Hall during late night on Halloween. (Elliott Jerge | Collegian)

Tips for college freshmen: Eating at dining halls

Lauryn Bolz August 7, 2019

For incoming freshmen, dining hall food is usually one of the less appealing aspects of starting college.  Dining halls across the country have gained the reputation of lacking dietary options and having...

Collegian Reviews (Illustration by Caleb Carpenter | Collegian)

‘The Big Day’ misses the mark

Joel Thompson August 6, 2019

After three monumental mixtapes, Chance the Rapper finally released his LP debut, “The Big Day.” However, the release misses nearly every expectation set for it.  Chance the Rapper has developed...

Corinne Watson, doing business as "CoCo Hula Hoop Extraordinaire" (left) hula hoops during the fairy act. She is the producer of A Midsummer Night's Fire Circus and owner of Spectra Circus Entertainment. She has been hula hooping since 2009 and differentiates herself professionally by adding fire to her hula hoop acts.  (Sara Graydon | Collegian)

Cirque du Fringe starts slow, gains energy

Ty Davis July 29, 2019

A traditional circus act is not something most people see every day– especially in Fort Collins. Luckily, The Fort Collins Fringe Festival presented Cirque du Fringe Friday, Saturday and Sunday at the...

The crowd gathered at the starting line of the Aruna 5k run on the CSU Campus on Sunday, July 11, 2019. The run was organized to help with the sex trafficing problem in India through support of the Aruna Project. (Josh Schroeder | Collegian)

CSU hosts run for freedom, largest in United States

Graham Shapley July 24, 2019

Getting people out of bed in the morning is a tough prospect, let alone at 7 a.m. Getting them to do exercise that early is an even harder feat. On Sunday morning, though, nearly 1,000 people got out...

Sam Sissin does stand-up comedy during the Fort Collins JokeChella at the Aggie Theatre July 20. (Elena Waldman | Collegian)

‘Jokechella’ showcases hit-or-miss comedy

Ty Davis July 23, 2019

This past Saturday, the Aggie Theatre hosted Jokechella, a multi-hour-long comedy event that showcased many comedians from local acts to some that have been featured on Comedy Central. Produced in partnership...

The Fort Collins Fringe Festival held their opening night at the Lyric Cinema in Fort Collins, Colo. July 26. (Sara Graydon | Collegian)

Fort Collins Fringe Festival to liven local art scene

Elena Waldman July 23, 2019

Fort Collins locals don’t have to go all the way to Edinburgh for an art festival; in fact, they may not even have to leave town. The Fort Collins Fringe Festival will be coming to town for the seventh...

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