Growing up in this town, Pinball Jones has always been one of my favorite places, both as a venue and an arcade. In high school, my friends and I were always checking the schedule to see if they had a...
Horoscopes can be applied to your sun, moon and rising signs. Take what you need and leave what you don’t.
ARIES (March 21-April 19) Expect more limitations and to feel less motivated. If you’re...
The Fort Collins ACT annual film festival will be celebrating over 20 films advocating for social justice through streaming the films Oct. 1-10.
Fort Collins has been participating in the ACT Human...
With an abstract mind to reflect her art, Victoria Kempf sheds light on her dynamic paintings’ inner workings.
Kempf, originally from Pittsburgh, came to Colorado for her job, an Episcopal priest,...
Practice makes perfect — even in art — and local painter Teddi Parker demonstrates the value of trading the grandeur of large projects for incremental improvement.
Parker grew up in an artistic household...
Festivities are in full swing as El Centro kicked off their first all-virtual Latinx Heritage Month. And for any resident foodies, both on- and off-campus, Sept. 21's Cultural Recipes event presented the...
Dear Libra placements,
I want to start by apologizing for being mean to y’all in my horoscopes. I only speak truth, and as a Libra Sun, Mercury, and Venus myself, it’s only fair I project my insecurities,...
Sometimes taco Tuesday can get bland for your pallet, as it seems to be the same thing every time. To spice up a taco Tuesday, instead of your traditional taco, why not try a taco salad? It’s an easy,...
Horoscopes can be applied to your sun, moon and rising signs. Take what you need and leave what you don’t.
ARIES (March 21-April 19) You know your situation no longer serves you. Do better by...
Editor's Note: This article was originally published on kcsufm.com. See the original version here.
The day live music came to a halt was devastating. COVID-19 sent shockwaves through the music industry,...
The snowy season is upon us again. Or the snowy season was upon us — for a few days, before it realized it had made an early entrance, turned on its heel and made an abrupt, awkward exit like someone...
Cheyenne Duba writes and sings alongside Steve Welhaf's guitar to create TARO, a Fort Collins-based duo that produces their own music. By combining the deep and emotional lyrics of Duba and the upbeat...
Jessi Sachs, The CU Independent • September 12, 2024
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