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The City Council meeting room at Fort Collins City Hall overflows with audience members before the council meeting begins April 4. A council member reportedly made a deal with the Associated Students of Colorado State University that if 200 or more Colorado State University students attended the council meeting, then she would put the city's controversial U+2 housing policy on the ballot for Fort Collins voters to decide its future.

ASCSU shifts strategy as fight against U+2 loses student engagement

Dylan Tusinski, Staff Reporter • May 4, 2023
ASCSU said that if enough students came to their demonstration last month, U+2 would be put on the ballot. Instead, they issued an apology.
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This week in ASCSU: Student fees, accessibility caucus

Sam Hutton, Staff Reporter • April 30, 2023

The Associated Students of Colorado State University convened April 26 for the 28th and final session of the 52nd senate. The session began with a thorough presentation from Associate Executive Director...

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Advertising students work with NoCo business startup

Jordan Mahaffey, Staff Reporter • April 27, 2023

Students in Colorado State University Assistant Professor Christina Minihan’s JTC 355 advertising class gained real-life experience this semester as they assisted business owner Logan Stagg with promoting...

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This week in ASCSU: Disabled student transportation, collaboration and diversity

Sam Hutton, Staff Reporter • April 25, 2023

The Associated Students of Colorado State University convened April 19 for the 27th session of the 52nd senate. After three new senators were sworn into office, senate moved directly into confidence...

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Calling to remove CSU’s endowment; Divest CSU plans rally

Fern Clark, Guest Author • April 25, 2023

Colorado State University is known around the country for its strides in sustainability. Emma Klein, a CSU first-year student, grew up in the suburbs of Chicago. She visited Colorado on vacation when...

CSU Outdoor Club offers students adventures in nature

CSU Outdoor Club offers students adventures in nature

Emmalee Krieg, Staff Reporter • April 24, 2023

With spring and summer coming into full effect, it's time to explore one of the most Coloradan things to do: going outside.  Colorado is known for its hikes, skiing and overall outdoor activities....

Izabelle Hood, president of the Dead Poets Society Club, shares a poem during their meeting in the Willard O. Eddy Hall April 18.

Dead Poets Society builds community through art of poetry

Sulaiman Akbar, Staff Reporter • April 20, 2023

The Colorado State University Dead Poets Society is a great place for people looking for a creative club. It is an organization created for people who want to share their ideas and expressions through...

Fort Collins Mayor Pro Tem, Emily Francis and Colorado State University students listen to Fort Collins City Councilmember Kelly Ohlson at Monday night's roundtable event in Ballroom B at the Lory Student Center April 17. Kelly Ohlson has been an outspoken supporter of Fort Collins' U+2 housing ordinance frequently bringing him into conflict with students seeking to repeal the ordinance. Monday night gave both students and Ohlson a chance to get to know each other outside of the contentious issue.

ASCSU hosts annual roundtable with FoCo City Council

Grant Coursey, Staff Reporter • April 19, 2023

On Monday night, the Associated Students of Colorado State University showcased its annual roundtable event with the Fort Collins City Council. The event was designed to teach students how City Council...

Parked CSU Police vehicle on the back side of Green Hall, now known as the Colorado State University Police Department Oct. 13, 2020.

Rams take care of Rams: Emergency safety plans

Grant Coursey, Staff Reporter • April 18, 2023

Trigger warning: This article discusses the topic of gun violence. This year 74 people were killed or injured by guns in American schools by the beginning of April, according to NPR. Less than a month...

Members of the Associated Students of Colorado State University listen to Speaker of the Senate Nick DeSalvo as the senate adjourns Jan 24.

This week in ASCSU: Sustainability, accessibility on campus

Sam Hutton, Staff Reporter • April 13, 2023

The Associated Students of Colorado State University convened April 12 for the 26th session of the 52nd senate. The session began with Director of Governmental Affairs Evan Welch, Director of Health...

All you need to know about the Get Yourself Tested campaign

All you need to know about the Get Yourself Tested campaign

Barnaby Atwood, Staff Reporter • April 13, 2023

Students have access to get confidentially tested for two sexual transmitted infections — chlamydia and gonorrhea — for $20 through the Colorado State University Health Network through April 14. What...

ASCSU Groome Transportation bill overspends allocated amount

ASCSU Groome Transportation bill overspends allocated amount

Piper Russell and Allie Seibel • April 13, 2023

The 52nd senate of the Associated Students of Colorado State University passed Bill 5207, “Groome Transportation Act," on Nov. 30, 2022. The bill, written by ASCSU President Rob Long and Deputy...

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