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The Rocky Mountain Collegian

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The Ramskeller hosts Open Mic nights once a month, as the second speaker of the night we have Bk Sharad. He has been doing comedy for a year. His favorite joke is, "Being a not smart Indian guy is like being an iPod touch." His reason for doing comedy is to make people laugh, that it brings him joy. (Asia Kalcevic | Collegian)

Ramskeller open mic finds humor amidst haphazardry

Scott Powell October 9, 2019

The Ramskeller open mic, held Tuesday in the basement of the Lory Student Center, was a no-holds-barred roast of everything from totally baked black bears to homeless people in grocery stores and plenty...

A rainbow CSU flag hangs from the Pride Resource Center tent at Denver PrideFest Saturday, June 16, 2016. The Pride Resource Center aims to provide an inclusive space for CSU students who identify with the LGBTQ community. (AJ Frankson | Collegian)

National Coming Out Day to celebrate LGBTQ+ students’ stories

Elena Waldman October 9, 2019

Editor's Note: Some names in this article are fabricated to protect the identities of the individuals.  Collegian Talks: National Coming Out Day  Dating back to 1987, Oct. 11 has remained a historical...

A wall inside the Horse and Dragon Brewing Company taproom, Oct. 7. Horse and Dragon hosted the Sunday Fun Day event put together by the Colorado State University Alumni Association on Oct. 6. (Matt Tackett | The Collegian)

Rams wave Homecoming weekend goodbye

Sam Sedoryk October 8, 2019

The annual Homecoming weekend can be a rowdy one depending on how you spend it, but this past Sunday was a time to unwind with friends and family. The Colorado State University Alumni Association...

Little Shop of Physics club members Alexandra Smith and Elizabeth Hensley help Abby Vincent play with the ring of smoke machine at the Little Shop of Physics station. Brain Jones, professor of Physics at CSU and director of the Little Shop of Physics always enjoys these events. “The whole idea behind this is to get kids engaged and interested in science, and to make them want to learn more” Jones said. (Gregory James | Collegian)

Homecoming festivities bring fall fun to Fort Collins

Emily Pisqui and Autumn Sorrentino October 6, 2019

The annual Festival on the Oval and Homecoming Parade at Colorado State University brought together family members, staff, alumni and students in a wonderful display of community this past weekend.  While...

Social is a cocktail bar and restaurant that provides a classy environment and a wide variety of choices from drinks to food. (Matt Begeman | Collegian)

4 bars to treat your family to a sophisticated night out

Elena Waldman October 2, 2019

For some students, the football-focused Homecoming hijinks at Colorado State University aren’t that appealing. In fact, sometimes the best place to take your family is one of Fort Collins’ eccentric...

The 1491s comedy group preform a sketch in front of the LSC theater. (Luke Bourland | Collegian)

The 1491s reflect on community through comedy

Scott Powell October 2, 2019

Inclusivity: It’s a nice word and one that typically evokes feelings of pity and guilt but not any actual desire to include all types of people. Enter the 1491s, the "Monty Python" of the American...

Homecoming fireworks light the sky of Fort Collins. (Anna Baize | Collegian)

Collegian picks: Favorite Homecoming weekend activities

Elena Waldman October 2, 2019

Homecoming weekend is a great time to take a break from the stress of classes and remember why it is so special to be a Colorado State University Ram. Whether you are enjoying the autumn weather in Old...

Tabhop app

New Fort Collins app promises free drinks and adventure

Ty Davis October 2, 2019

Enter a brand new reason to explore the vast amount of bars in Fort Collins. The app Tab Hop, launched on Sept. 10, promises one free drink every day to local Fort Collins locations. The app was...

A young fan celebrates during the Homecoming Game against the New Mexico Lobos on Oct. 13. The Rams won 20-18. (Natalie Dyer | Collegian)

5 classic Homecoming events to spark CSU pride

Leo Friedman October 2, 2019

Colorado State University is celebrating 150 years of tradition this year, which means this Homecoming weekend is going to be bigger and better than ever before. Throughout the week, events will be held...

Year 2 @ CSU walks in the homecoming parade Friday, Oct. 12. (Clara Scholtz | Collegian)

Lighting of the A reveals decades-long traditions

Sam Sedoryk October 2, 2019

Colorado State University’s Aggie A, positioned prominently on the western hills of Fort Collins, stands as a symbol of CSU pride. The Homecoming tradition of lighting the A has brought excitement for...

Larry "Booger" Holgerson preforms during Slamogadro at Avogadro's Number on Sept. 29th. (Megan McGregor | Collegian)

Avogadro’s Number brings the beat with Slamogadro

Matt Campbell September 30, 2019

On the last Sunday of every month, Avogadro’s Number, a staple in Fort Collins culture and cuisine, hosts Slamogadro, an evening of poetry open to the entire community. Within this space, poets...

Bubble gum the pig at the Bee Family Centennial Farm north of Fort Collins. The farm was hosting its 125th anniversary event with pioneer games, cake and ice cream, and several interactive activities for adults and children alike on Sept. 21, 2019. (Gregory James | Collegian)

Farming history of Fort Collins uncovered, Pioneer Living Day

Sam Sedoryk September 25, 2019

Many Fort Collins locals already know the significance of agriculture and the impact it has on the community. For those who aren’t familiar with just how deep the roots of agriculture are planted...

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