The Democracy Summit, hosted by the Colorado State University's College of Liberal Arts, strived to connect democracy to all aspects of the university community.
For the final event of the Democracy...
Tim Johnson thought he was defeated when he lay on the floor at the Mountain West Indoor Track and Field Championships.
Tuesday before the meet, Colorado State track and field ran a weekly sprint drill...
It is officially that time of the year: March. The weather is getting warmer, spring break is coming up, and of course, March Madness is about to begin.
The time has come for stalking conference standings,...
Colorado State University has an extensive history with diversity, equity and inclusion. From the college’s founding in 1870 until today, CSU has had a variety of students walk the grounds of its campus.
The...
McKenna Van Voris, Staff Reporter
• March 12, 2025
University Distinguished Professor Camille Dungy is well-known in the English department at Colorado State University. Along with Dungy’s handful of publications, her experience in environmental writing,...
Editor's note: This article has been updated to reflect a more accurate headline regarding the future of CSU's art department.
Recent executive orders issued by President Donald Trump in early 2025...
Colorado State University Theatre is showcasing "Peter and the Starcatcher," adapted by Rick Elice, from March 7-14. The play is a theater classic that tells the tale of Peter Pan's backstory, following...
Colorado State University has implemented a temporary pause on hiring as part of newly outlined steps to protect the institution's financial stability following federal funding concerns raised since President...
LAS VEGAS — The future may be bright for Colorado State women’s basketball, but 2025 ended in heartbreak.
Despite a late rally, CSU fell to Fresno State in the Mountain West quarterfinals, 54-52,...
Charlotte Seymour, Collegian Columnist
• March 11, 2025
Diversity, equity and inclusion has become a large-scale industry — but is it really about progress? Or just profit? In recent years, more and more companies have been treating DEI like a trend to take advantage of rather than an organizational framework dedicated to meaningful change.
Astrid Thorn, Collegian Columnist
• March 11, 2025
Since reentering the White House in January, President Donald Trump and his administration have made no effort to hide their extremist, far-right agenda. From waging a war on undocumented immigrants to withdrawing from the Paris Agreement and more, he has made it clear that he is in office for one reason: to promote a self-serving, oppressive, white supremacist agenda.
Nearly 1,000 Colorado State University students and Fort Collins community members gathered at the Lory Student Center Plaza Friday, March 7, to march in the national Stand Up for Science 2025 movement....
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