Ivy Secrest, Life and Culture Director
• August 23, 2022
Welcome to Colorado: sun, snow and the great outdoors. It certainly is a paradise seen in about every "van life" TikTok and outdoor influencer Instagram account that exists.
Over the past decade,...
Ivy Secrest, Life and Culture Director
• August 18, 2022
Crazy parties may be all that comes to mind when thinking of joining a fraternity or sorority this fall, but the reality is much more complex. If you really intend to join in on the fun, you should consider...
Moving into the dorms and starting life away from your family, your home and your own kitchen can be daunting — especially if you’re like me and are a picky eater.
You’ve probably already seen...
Whether you’re in dire need of a quick pick-me-up or you want a mediocre excuse to leave campus, I personally find coffee shops are a great solution. To kick off the new school year (and possibly a new...
Ivy Secrest, Life and Culture Director
• August 13, 2022
If you are new to the Colorado State University campus this fall, you may immediately notice the commitment to being green that is prevalent all around you.
From classes your advisor has suggested...
Alright folks, for my last article at The Collegian, I feel it is only right that I review one of my favorite foods.
I have had chicken tenders from almost every place you can get them in Fort Collins....
Sierra Grimm, Arts and Culture Reporter
• May 2, 2022
Congratulations: The spring semester is coming to an end, and while the summer semester and summertime are approaching, it’s time to celebrate all the hard work you’ve done with a delicious date night.
Whether...
Ivy Secrest, Arts and Culture Reporter
• April 26, 2022
Fort Collins is home to a strong community of artists and creatives who have beautified the city in a unique and enduring fashion. Fort Collins Art Week strives to give these artists a collaborative, public...
Two Colorado filmmakers, Mona Maser and Shari Due, are working to demystify water processes with their documentary trilogy "Watering the West." The series, which is told in three parts, is a deep dive — often literally — into the heart of water in Colorado as they explore how water is distributed and regulated throughout the state and how the storied history behind water rights has revolutionized the state, as well as much of the western United States.
Kadyn Thorpe, Arts and Culture Reporter
• April 13, 2022
Just because you want to take a break from alcohol doesn’t mean you need to stop enjoying the delicious drinks. Believe it or not, there are options for non-alcoholic beers. If you love beer but don’t want the beer belly, try out some of the non-alcoholic beers available in stores and at certain restaurants.
Hailee Stegall, Arts and Culture Reporter
• April 12, 2022
Brewing in Fort Collins has a rich history, and the story does not begin where one might think. According to Fort Collins History Connection, the town was “dry” until 1969, meaning alcohol was not...
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