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...

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Among Adolf Hitler’s concentration camps and the suffering that ran rampant during World War II lies a story of strength and perseverance. In her book "Lilac Girls," Martha Hall Kelly follows the true...

The Academy Awards are not only requiring diversity within their membership but also for their award nominees starting in 2024. The Academy Awards have been working since 2015 to make their membership...

Colorado State University’s Latinx cultural center, El Centro, named Dora Frias as its new director. Frias is using her own intersectionality and experiences to enhance the connections between El Centro...

Comfortably located in the northeast corner of the Lory Student Center sits Colorado State University’s Pride Resource Center. From its initial creation in 1997, the center has served the LGBTQ+ community...

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) Tell the important people in your life how much they mean to...

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At the beginning of “Tenet,” Christopher Nolan’s latest high-concept, high-speed, high-brow techno-time-travel thriller, there’s a line spoken to John David Washington’s unnamed protagonist as...

As businesses rebound from the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic, the flow of live music remains absent from Fort Collins. Music has always been a link for people to come together and connect, especially...