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Pride Resource Center pays tribute to trans community through origami art

Ruby Secrest, Staff Reporter • November 28, 2023

Transgender Day of Remembrance is a safe space for speeches, poems and songs to celebrate the lives of those in the trans community who have passed due to anti-trans violence and legislation. The Colorado...

Seed bank on CSU campus supports worldwide agriculture

Adam Carlson, Staff Reporter • November 28, 2023

Colorado State University, much like other campuses, houses many intensive research facilities, including one of the largest gene banks in the world. The bank contains materials — including plants, animals...

Souza: There are no limits to how you label yourself

Emma Souza, Collegian Columnist • November 28, 2023

Over the past few decades, the dialogue around sexuality and gender has vastly expanded in the United States. There is still a lot of progress to be made toward dismantling stigmas, implementing inclusive legislation and increasing representation of LGBTQIA+ people in media, but society as a whole broadly discusses such topics now more than they did in the past.

Kennedy McDowell carves path for LGBTQIA+ athletes in stalwart fashion

Damon Cook, Sports Editor • November 28, 2023

For Kennedy McDowell on the Colorado State football team, his experience of being openly gay and playing Division I football has been nothing but a story of acceptance by the team. McDowell is a first-year...

Food for Thought: CSU students build interfaith understanding

Sananda Chandy, Staff Reporter • November 27, 2023

On Nov. 16, Colorado State University's Multifaith and Belief Initiatives organized Food for Thought, striving to encourage unique and vulnerable conversations in supportive spaces where equal representation...

Pavelko: Bisexuality is an identity, not a phase

Hana Pavelko, Collegian Columnist • November 27, 2023

Pride flags allow people to express themselves, find a piece of who they are and discover a community of people who support them. These flags can help people be their true selves. However, there is a strong amount of judgment concerning a certain pink, purple and blue flag.

Horoscopes Nov. 27 to Dec. 3

Abby Flores, Staff Reporter • November 27, 2023

Horoscopes can be applied to your sun, moon and rising signs. Dear stars, Do you remember how the new moon in Scorpio happened Nov. 13? For some of us, it gave an opportunity to express emotions...

McKenna Hofschild passes Ellen Nystrom in career assists as CSU defeats South Dakota Mines

Damon Cook , Sports Editor • November 21, 2023

A stalwart career no doubt. Finishing with a season-high 14 assists in Colorado State’s 92-56 win over South Dakota Mines, McKenna Hofschild passed Ellen Nystrom for the most career assits at CSU. Hofschild’s...

Community joins students in walkout, demands ceasefire in Gaza

Hannah Parcells, Staff Reporter • November 20, 2023

Colorado State University students and Fort Collins community members gathered in the Lory Student Center Plaza as part of a walkout on Friday, Nov. 17 to call for a ceasefire in Gaza and condemn the U.S....

Rams’ volleyball sweeps their way into successful senior night

Damon Cook , Sports Editor • November 18, 2023

There wasn’t a lot at stake for Colorado State volleyball; well except sending their seniors off with a win. They did just that, beating Air Force 25-19, 25-22, 25-20. “I don't know if (the team...

Senior day triumph: Rams’ football keeps bowl hopes alive in victory over Nevada

Damon Cook, Sports Editor • November 18, 2023

Colorado State has won it all. Well, at least Saturday in their 30-20 win over Nevada. Coach Jay Norvell and the team have been adamant that they're taking each game on a week-to-week basis and treating...

Rams start, finish strong in victory over UMKC

Damon Cook , Sports Editor • November 17, 2023

Not every story needs to be told with a beginning, middle and end. For Colorado State men's basketball, they’ll probably omit the middle of their 84-61 win over UMKC when telling the story. While...

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