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The Rocky Mountain Collegian

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Yellow Crunch is a new Colombian restaurant that serves breakfast, empanadas, pastries, and much more traditional Colombian food Jan 25.

New Yellow Crunch brings delicious Colombian eats to FoCo

Sananda Chandy, Staff Reporter January 30, 2024

With fresh and culturally vibrant flavors, Yellow Crunch has grown in significant popularity since its opening earlier this year. Serving Colombian food favorites, this restaurant strives to share dishes...

CSU club involvement nurtures success, connections on campus

CSU club involvement nurtures success, connections on campus

Christian Arndt, Life & Culture director January 29, 2024

Many students find themselves in uncertain situations. Whether a first-year or a transfer, students need to find outlets to make new friends, gain new experiences and put themself out there. Thankfully,...

A Colorado State University student looks through a booklet containing different identity flags and information about them Oct 11.

CSU’s Lavender Cabinet is saving lives

McKenna Van Voris, Staff Reporter January 23, 2024

Located in the Pride Resource Center as a free resource, The Lavender Cabinet provides gender-affirming items to those in need, and it plays a crucial role in the LGBTQIA+ community at Colorado State University. “A...

Avery House docent Grace Poat gives a tour to Fort Collins residents Dec. 2, 2023. Poat has been volunteering with the Avery House since October and enjoys explaining the history of the house to guests. The Avery House, located on Mountain Avenue, was constructed in 1879 and now serves as a local history museum. The building was placed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1972.

Local history comes to life at Avery House

Allie Seibel, Editor-in-chief January 22, 2024

Heather Reid stands in the soft sunlight streaming through a thick glass window on a chilly early December afternoon. To the many passersby on the sidewalk who may catch a glimpse of Reid through the window...

Photo courtesy of Serve 6.8 Volunteer Development Disaster & Project Director

Serve 6.8: Building community 1 act of kindness at a time

Kloe Brill, Staff Reporter January 15, 2024

Within Loveland, Colorado, a powerful force of support and hope thrives. Serve 6.8 stands as a cornerstone, offering crucial aid to underprivileged families. Through collaborative efforts with local churches,...

Sarthak Bharadwaj and Mukesh Sesekr discuss the things they like about being in Colorado at Eleven 13 Apartments in Fort Collins.

CSU students from India adapt to new lifestyle, educational cultures

Allie Seibel, Editor in Chief December 6, 2023

Mukesh Sekar had never seen snow before November. Sekar and his roommate Sarthak Bharadwaj had never cooked, visited the United States or been away from their families before they started attending...

International students navigate cultural differences on campus

International students navigate cultural differences on campus

Hannah Parcells, News Editor December 5, 2023

One of the unique experiences of university life is the opportunity to engage with people from all around the world. International students on campus contribute to a diverse and vibrant community, but...

Looking down at the cove in RIomaggiore, Italy.

Studying abroad fosters self-awareness, appreciation of culture

McKenna Van Voris, Staff Reporter December 5, 2023

Many students consider the possibility of studying abroad, but not many actually take the leap to do so for a variety of reasons. Students who studied abroad in Italy during the fall of 2022 said they...

Seed bank on CSU campus supports worldwide agriculture

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...

Colorado State University students pass around the Food for Thought core agreements sheet before reading them together and talking to each other Nov. 16.

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...

Reflecting on LSC's history as renovations conclude

Reflecting on LSC’s history as renovations conclude

Christian Arndt, Life & Culture director November 16, 2023

The Lory Student Center is a go-to location for students all over Colorado State University. Whether you’re looking to pick up some food in between classes, study for exams, find valuable resource...

Gregory Cajete presents his presentation on an ecological philosophy, Native science, living the earth, facing the sun and seeking the light Nov. 6.

NACC keynote: Native perspectives matter in academics

Sananda Chandy, Staff Reporter November 9, 2023

Native American educator Gregory Cajete delivered the Colorado State University Native American Cultural Center's Native American Heritage Month Keynote discussing Native sciences and the importance of...

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