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The RamRide app is used  to book car reservations for late night rides. (Caio Pereira | Collegian)

RamRide continues to grow with app

Yixuan Xie • January 24, 2018

It has been almost three years since Colorado State University's RamRide launched its smartphone app in March 2015 and brought a new way for students to request rides. RamRide, a free, safe, non-judgmental...

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Dr. Paul Stockton speaks on cross-sector resilience at CSU

Audrey Weiss • January 19, 2018

With the possibility of cyber attack, Dr. Paul Stockton approaches a population deeply rooted in technology and the implications of such events. Stockton joined Colorado State University to discuss cross-sector...

The Associated Students of Colorado State University, otherwise known as ASCSU, are located on the bottom floor of the Lory Student Center. (Colin Shepherd | Collegian)

Wells-Wise looks to the semester ahead for ASCSU

Natalia Sperry • January 18, 2018

As students return to Colorado State University following their month-long winter breaks, members of the Associated Students Colorado State University are looking at the work ahead for the spring semester....

More apartments and a brand new parking garage are being built just west of campus on Plum street. The new Union Apartments are set to open fall of 2018.  (Joe Oakman | Collegian)

Campus West expects new housing developments

Austin Fleskes • January 17, 2018

Much like the rest of the City of Fort Collins, the Campus West area of Colorado State University will be seeing new buildings coming up within the next few years.  Currently, there are three larger...

Brett Bruyere, a professor of environmental communication at CSU, is set to receive the 2017 International Humanitarian Award. Bruyere is being recognized by the United Nations Association of Northern Colorado for his work on developing sustainability in Kenya. {Abby Flitton | Collegian}

CSU professor receives International Humanitarian Award

Abby Currie • December 11, 2017

Brett Bruyere worked in Africa for 12-13 years, attempting to make the world a more sustainable place. Bruyere, an assistant professor of environmental communication at Colorado State University,...

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