Jan Iron, an IT Professional in the Agriculture Experiment Station and a member of the Navajo tribe, gave a quick presentation on the history, traditions and expectations of Pow Wows on Thursday evening. The talk was meant to educate the CSU community ahead of the 35th Annual AISES Pow Wow that will take place in the Lory Student Center Ballrooms on Saturday, November 4. The Pow Wow is part of CSU's celebration of Native American Heritage Month.
Now that Halloween is over, it is time for winter holidays to get lit. Downtown Fort Collins is prepared to do just that this Friday night, with the annual Downtown Holiday Lighting Ceremony. Thousands...
Rocky Mountain High took on a new meaning Nov. 6, 2012.
That is when Colorado legalized recreational marijuana with the passage of Amendment 64. The amendment passed with 55.32 percent of the vote....
Halloween is out. Winter holidays are in. And Colorado State University students weighed in on their favorite movies for this season.
Lydia Rush is a first-year graduate student in electrical engineering....
To kick off Native American Heritage Month, the 35th annual AISES Pow Wow comes to Colorado State University.
A Pow Wow is a celebration of Native American culture, history and values for multiple indigenous nations and tribes, according to the Encyclopedia Britannica. It is a place for singing, dancing, eating and overall honoring the traditions of Native Americans.
Dia de los Muertos is a holiday to honor the dead.
It is a celebration across multiple days. It is a place for honor and worship and while different places celebrate it differently, the altar serves as the commonality and how it appeals to each different persons dead. There are many aspects to this day but one of the most important is the ‘ofrendas,’ also known as the altars.
Clark is a truly terrifying building.
Students have had their own particular experiences with this notorious edifice, or should I say edifices.
Nathan Palardy is a first-year PhD student in agricultural...
Halloween weekend in a college town is interesting to say the least. With a rise in shenanigans within Fort Collins college life this weekend, neighbors were certainly kept awake and cops were definitely...
On Oct. 31, 1517, Martin Luther published 95 criticisms of the Catholic Church.
The Reformation, which marked the split from the Catholic Church, was catalyzed by Martin Luther's famous 95 Theses....
We pretty much all love Halloween, but as much as we love something, some of us still find a way to put it off. If you are lucky enough to have someone you do everything with, chances are they put it off...
Thursday, Nov. 2:
The Fort Collins Museum of Art will host a special opening reception for their new exhibit, "Salvador Dali and Pablo Picasso: Artwork from the Collection of Dr. Wayne Yakes." The reception...
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