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Aisha Fukushima performs a unique mix of poetry and song in the North Ballroom of the Lory Student Center Oct. 10. Along with her performances, Fukushima talked about a variety of topics, from  hip-hop, racism, humor, intersectionality, freedom, and her experience with raptivism. (Ryan Schmidt | Collegian)

Aisha Fukushima brings synergetic performance to CSU

Arrion Smith October 13, 2019

After last year’s cancellation of her appearance due to a big snowstorm, Aisha Fukushima visited Colorado State University for a synergetic performance.  Hosted in the Lory Student Center North...

Donors dress up and compete for the best costume during the Masquerade Ball at the Hilton on Oct. 12th. The event was held by The Center for Family Outreach and raised money for adolescents struggling with mental health and substance abuse issues. (Megan McGregor | Collegian)

Locals dress up for the Masquerade Ball fundraiser

Joel Thompson October 13, 2019

The Center for Family Outreach decided to dress things up for its second annual Masquerade Ball this past weekend at the Fort Collins Hilton.  The Center For Family Outreach primarily focuses on...

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...

Collegian Album Reviews Graphic (Katrina Clasen | The Collegian)

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...

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