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Anville says goodbye to Colorado roots at The Aggie

Anville says goodbye to Colorado roots at The Aggie

Ty Davis October 13, 2019

There were no tears Friday night when local rapper Anville, born Angelo Robert Trevino-Villamil, bombastically burst onto the Aggie Theatre stage for his last Colorado performance. Friday night's performance...

Participants and prize pumpkins being weighed off

1000-pound pumpkins invade Fort Collins Nursery

Sam Sedoryk October 13, 2019

The thought of eating vegetables is pretty spooky, but imagine if those vegetables were over 1,000 pounds. The 11th annual Giant Pumpkin Weigh-Off and Fall Jamboree, held this past Saturday by the Fort...

Collegian Film Reviews Graphic (Rachel Macias | The Collegian)

‘First Love’ mixes the zany and the predictable

Scott Powell October 13, 2019

Editor's note: This review may contain spoilers for the film.  The first three minutes of Takashi Miike’s “First Love” see a drug dealer get his head chopped off by a machete in a dark Japanese...

The Ramskeller hosts Open Mic nights once a month, as the second speaker of the night we have Bk Sharad. He has been doing comedy for a year. His favorite joke is, "Being a not smart Indian guy is like being an iPod touch." His reason for doing comedy is to make people laugh, that it brings him joy. (Asia Kalcevic | Collegian)

Ramskeller open mic finds humor amidst haphazardry

Scott Powell October 9, 2019

The Ramskeller open mic, held Tuesday in the basement of the Lory Student Center, was a no-holds-barred roast of everything from totally baked black bears to homeless people in grocery stores and plenty...

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Wilco practices vulnerability, empathy on ‘Ode to Joy’

Matt Campbell October 9, 2019

On their 11th studio album, Wilco returns from their hiatus more mature, refined and prudent than ever. With fall comes a quiet feeling, as leaves fall to the ground and the earth becomes more vulnerable...

'Being Latinx in the U.S. means perseverance'

‘Being Latinx in the U.S. means perseverance’

Emily Pisqui October 9, 2019

As National Latinx Heritage Month wraps up, it’s important to recognize the culture Latinx students bring throughout Colorado State University. Among the many places within the Student Diversity Programs...

A wall inside the Horse and Dragon Brewing Company taproom, Oct. 7. Horse and Dragon hosted the Sunday Fun Day event put together by the Colorado State University Alumni Association on Oct. 6. (Matt Tackett | The Collegian)

Rams wave Homecoming weekend goodbye

Sam Sedoryk October 8, 2019

The annual Homecoming weekend can be a rowdy one depending on how you spend it, but this past Sunday was a time to unwind with friends and family. The Colorado State University Alumni Association...

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‘Joker’ uncovers uncomfortable realities

Autumn Sorrentino October 8, 2019

Editor's Note: This review contains spoilers for the 2019 film "Joker." With a whopping $93 million dollars in box office revenue during its opening weekend, a 9.3/10 review from IMDb and seven nominations...

Gasoline Lollipops perform during a show at Washington’s October 4. After the show Clay Rose, the vocalist and acoustic guitar player, explained that the band is like a quilt and “each bandmate and each song and each audience member is a patch in this quilt” and that “the thing that stitches it all together is the music.” (Ryan Schmidt | Collegian)

Gasoline Lollipops ignite Washington’s with eclectic style

Joel Thompson October 7, 2019

Colorado locals Gasoline Lollipops gave a lively performance at Washington’s on Oct. 4, following the Fort Collins band Maxwell Mud. Both bands brought an exciting blend of genres, as well as intoxicating...

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‘Judy’ fails to find rainbow’s end in new biopic

Scott Powell October 7, 2019

Watching Renée Zellweger in Rupert Goold’s "Judy," Hollywood’s latest offering of American nostalgia, is a little bit like watching a firework show underwater. The power is all there, but it’s extinguished...

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