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The other side of the CSU volleyball coaching equation: Emily Kohan

The other side of the CSU volleyball coaching equation: Emily Kohan

Luke Zahlmann • September 18, 2018

Colorado State volleyball has a trio of coaches, all with different styles. The role of motivator is played by Assistant Coach Emily Kohan. With the CSU staff featuring long-time coach Tom Hilbert along...

A plane flies over campus on Sept. 18 telling students to check their mail for a U+2 survey. The plane and advertisement was payed for by ASCSU in an effort to reach more students. (Brooke Buchan | Collegian)

ASCSU hires plane to fly banner for new U+2 survey

Stuart Smith • September 18, 2018

What started as a joke became reality when a plane towing a banner that read “U+2 Survey Out Check Your Mail” flew around Colorado State University for half an hour on Sept. 18. The banner referred...

Letters: Here's what you should know about campus free speech

Letters: Here’s what you should know about campus free speech

Guest Author • September 18, 2018
Freedom of speech at Colorado State University is a treasured right and critical component of learning.
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McWilliams: Addiction is a form of mental illness

Leta McWilliams • September 17, 2018

Editor’s Note: All opinion section content reflects the views of the individual author only and does not represent a stance taken by The Collegian or its editorial board. When a celebrity dies from...

Mary Claxton, who is usually the drummer for Trash Cat, switched out her drum sticks for an electric ukulele for this performance.

Flying V Sessions kicks off monthly series with female powered folk-funk fusion

Lauryn Bolz • September 17, 2018

Women empower women through female powered fulk-folk fusion. Saja Butler, a member of local, all-female band Lois and the Lantern and proud "mother" of the Flying V, has been assembling groups of female...

Kris "The Madd Hatter" Johnson, is one of the first six homeless individuals to receive a locker from the Fort Collins Mennonite Fellowship. He is currently wheelchair-bound from a traffic accident and has had his belonging stolen four times this year before receiving a locker. (Samantha Ye | Collegian)

First recipients of church homeless lockers move in ahead of appeal

Samantha Ye • September 17, 2018

The 24/7 locker program has opened its doors to Fort Collins' homeless, but with an appeal pending, the program faces another hurdle in the coming weeks. The first six locker recipients moved into...

Freshman, Ariell Hopkins keeps the ball in play as she tries to pass defenders infront of her. (Joshua Contreras | Collegian).

CSU soccer finds the goal they were missing against SMU

Adam Williams • September 17, 2018

Colorado State soccer wrapped up their non-conference schedule with a win against Southern Methodist University on Sunday, 1-0.  Coming into the match, SMU had only lost one game this season. The confidence...

Sean Sullivan performs a vape trick on a table. (Mackenzie Pinn | Collegian)

Thompson: Juuls dominate youth health crisis

Madison Thompson • September 16, 2018

Editor’s Note: All opinion section content reflects the views of the individual author only and does not represent a stance taken by The Collegian or its editorial board. Despite being a smoke-free...

Many of the structures on CSU's Mountain Campus were built in the 40's and 50's which has proven challenging as the needs of the campus have grown. (Davis Bonner | Collegian)

CSU Mountain Campus provides education, outdoor fun for NoCo Community

Ravyn Cullor • September 16, 2018

For more than a hundred years, the CSU Mountain Campus has provided educational and natural opportunities to the University and local communities. While the campus is still a place for students from the...

Zeb, the red healer, jumps through an obstacle at the Doggie Olympics Sept. 16. (Ashley Potts | Collegian)

Fort Collins dogs raise money for community at 23rd annual Doggie Olympics

Miranda Moses • September 16, 2018

  Amongst the array of dog-centered events Fort Collins offers annually, the Doggie Olympics gives four-legged residents a chance to show that they are not just pretty, fuzzy faces.  Dogs of...

CSU swamped by a myriad of miscues, routed by Florida

CSU swamped by a myriad of miscues, routed by Florida

Luke Zahlmann • September 15, 2018

Colorado State football, in their second SEC matchup in as many weeks, fell prey to the University of Florida Gators on Saturday. The Rams lost 48-10. From their first offensive drive, the Rams looked...

The Rams celebrate after upsetting the Arkansas Razorbacks and overcoming a 18 point deficit. (Joe Oakman | Collegian)

CSU football prepares to take on a new challenge: “The Swamp”

Eddie Herz • September 13, 2018

Colorado State football is ready to embrace the challenge of "The Swamp," also known as Ben Hill Griffin Stadium. The University of Florida packs over 90,000 fans suited in Gator gear for each home game...

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