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Offensive struggles persist as CSU men’s basketball drops heart crusher to UC Riverside in OT

Damon Cook, Sports Editor • November 22, 2024

Jalen Lake tried calling game. Unfortunately, Barrington Hargress was the one who picked up.  At the end of regulation Lake hit a 3, putting the Rams up 65-62. With three seconds left, Hargress hit...

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Mountain West faces lawsuit alleging CSU, SJSU volleyball players conspired in CSU’s favor in 1st match

Sophie Webb, Staff Reporter • November 22, 2024

Before Colorado State volleyball originally played San Jose State Oct. 3, the question lingered if CSU would go through with the game or forfeit as others had done in response to an ongoing lawsuit. It...

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CSU volleyball secures top place in Mountain West, breaks records along the way

Sophie Webb, Staff Reporter • November 21, 2024

With a sweep and several accomplishments throughout the game, Colorado State volleyball emerged victorious in its penultimate game of the season before the 2024 Mountain West Volleyball Championship. But...

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Fall Dance Concert showcases array of emotions, storylines

Chloe Waskey, Staff Reporter • November 21, 2024

Grace, rhythm and creativity came alive on the stage of this year’s Fall 2024 Dance Concert at the Colorado State University Center for the Arts Nov. 15 and 16, showcasing the versatile talent of students...

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CSU football chases history behind offensive renovations

Damon Cook, Sports Editor • November 20, 2024

When Fort Air Raid was abandoned, the success of Colorado State football became the ultimate paradox. Championed by coach Jay Norvell, CSU looked poised to be the gunslinging team everyone grew accustomed...

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Sister act brings dominance to CSU women’s basketball

Sophie Webb, Staff Reporter • November 20, 2024

With McKenna Hofschild graduating and leaving Colorado State women's basketball, it was time for a new leader — someone who had grown with the team. For Hannah Ronsiek, it was her time to shine. She...

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Nique Clifford reinvents himself in green, gold as he chases NBA dreams

Damon Cook, Sports Editor • November 20, 2024

If Nique Clifford could've seen how the first three years of his collegiate career would unfold, he would have smashed the crystal ball he was looking into. Coming out of The Vanguard School, Clifford...

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Seriously: Thanksgiving football game ends in injuries, several ER visits

Emma Souza, Collegian Columnist • November 20, 2024
Thanksgiving isn’t just a holiday about gratitude. At its core, it’s a holiday about bloodshed. Long have we normalized — even memorialized — a tradition not meant for regular, everyday humans like us. We try to mimic the gods, these untouchables who dominate the upper echelons of their careers. We pretend our 55-year-old fathers can still throw touchdowns like Aaron Rodgers without throwing out their backs. We wash down our pain and torment with gravy and pumpkin pie afterward.
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Climate talk looks at ethics side of climate change solutions

Catherine Schadegg, Staff Reporter • November 20, 2024

Jim Hurrell and Kenneth Shockley spoke before a crowd of students and faculty Tuesday night to discuss the various perspectives surrounding human-caused atmospheric intervention to address climate change. The...

Colorado State University senior design student Eliza Carter sews finishing touches of her clothing she created for the CSU fashion show

Apparel and merchandising integrates technology, creativity at top of industry

Katie Fisher, Staff Reporter • November 20, 2024

By combining cutting-edge technologies and centuries-old techniques, students working toward a Bachelor of Science in Colorado State University’s apparel and merchandising program push the industry forward...

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Interior architecture, design program integrates technology in design

Katie Fisher, Staff Reporter • November 20, 2024

Nestled in the Nancy Richardson Design Center, Colorado State University’s interior architecture and design students possess the industry’s latest technologies and scientific innovations at their fingertips,...

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CSU researchers study possible Alzheimer’s treatment

Hannah Parcells, Managing Editor • November 20, 2024

The findings of a recent study at Colorado State University could be groundbreaking in the ongoing search for an effective treatment for Alzheimer’s disease. Alzheimer’s is a disorder in the brain...

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