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ASCSU discusses printing prices on campus, at the Wednesday, Nov. 28 meeting.

ASCSU Senate approves resolution encouraging free printing

Stuart Smith November 29, 2018

There is a possibility that every Colorado State University student may be able to print for free within the coming years. The Senate of the Associated Students of CSU passed a resolution (23-15-8) supporting...

The Pride Resource Center is located in room 232 and provides resources and support for all CSU community members to explore and increase their understanding of sexual/romantic orientation, gender, and identity intersection.  This year is the 20th anniversary of the center. (Colin Shepherd | Collegian)

CSU community responds to possible Title IX changes

Julia Trowbridge November 28, 2018

Editor's note: This article briefly discusses gender-based violence experienced at Colorado State University. The day after the Pride Center’s 20th anniversary, the New York Times unveiled the current...

Infographic by Meg Metzger-Seymour | Collegian

CSU students don’t sleep enough, have too much stress

Emma Iannacone November 25, 2018

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G1jVASVGYQI Video by Emma Iannacone With heavy dark bags hanging under their eyes and a double-shot coffee in hand,  tired Colorado State University students wander...

Lactation rooms can be found in the rec center and computer sciences building and other various locations around campus. (Anna Baize | Collegian)

CSU provides lactation rooms for nursing parents

Jorge Espinoza November 15, 2018

Since 2011, students and staff have enjoyed the best of both worlds at Colorado State University — working and parenthood. In accordance with CSU’s “Accommodations for Nursing Parents” policy,...

Leila Morrison, 96, talks about her life as a German combat nurse during World War II. "In America, human life was important," Morrison said. "If you're alive, you're there, and that's it. But there, it didn't mean a thing. There was only one of two things: you either agreed with them, or you were killed." (AJ Frankson | Collegian)

World War II veterans share two sides of history at CSU

Peyton Dailey November 15, 2018

Students, faculty, veterans and community members alike gathered to hear the first-hand accounts of World War II veterans.   The Colorado State University History Department hosted 96-year-old...

The TILT building, otherwise known as The Institute for Learning and Teaching building, located on the Oval offers students a number of academic resources. (Abby Flitton | Collegian)

Incidents of cheating remain low compared to national rates

Blake O’Brien November 14, 2018

The days of writing an answer on a neon sticky note and sliding it to a friend or the classic palm-notepad are long gone.  Despite the array of tech and tools that modern college students have at their...

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