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In partnership with Rams against Hunger, Parking and Transportation services is offering to take $20 off parking citations for donating $10 to Rams Against Hunger from Dec. 2 to Dec 20. (Gregory James | The Collegian)

Food for Fines battles food insecurity, parking tickets

Natalie Weiland November 19, 2020

Food for Fines is making it easy to pay a parking ticket and support a good cause. Through Dec. 18, Rams Against Hunger has teamed up with Colorado State University’s Parking and Transportation...

(Graphic Illustration by Christine Moore-Bonbright | The Collegian)

CSU students get involved safely during COVID-19 pandemic

Ceci Taylor November 18, 2020

With the ongoing pandemic, student involvement on campus has changed. However, Larisa Wardlaw, the program coordinator for involvement in the Colorado State University Student Leadership, Involvement...

(Graphic Illustration by Katrina Clasen | The Collegian)

Stickers from white supremacist group found on campus

Abby Vander November 17, 2020

Editor's Note: This article contains images of propaganda materials from a white supremacist group. Please view with discretion and be advised that The Collegian condemns the nature of this messaging.  Stickers...

Becoming Kaz: A journey of self-acceptance

Laura Studley, News Reporter November 16, 2020

Kaz Smith was four when he knew something was missing.  It was after he decided he wanted a haircut just like his childhood friend Dylan Mentzer.  He signaled to the hairdresser how short he...

Dr. Cherie Worford speaks about the resources available to the transgender community through the Colorado State University Health Network. (Matt Tackett | The Collegian)

Transgender health care: Shifting to the conventional

Dorina Vida November 16, 2020

Medical care for transgender and gender nonbinary people varies in accessibility and practice throughout the country. At Colorado State University’s Health Network, it’s become more mainstream.  Dr....

D-L Stewart, a professor in the Colorado State University School of Education, discusses the intersectionality of being both trans and Black at the annual TEDxCSU conference in the Lory Student Center Theatre March 9, 2019. (Alyssa Uhl | The Collegian)

‘We didn’t just arrive’: Professor shares experience, trans research

Meagan Stackpool November 16, 2020

Not only is D-L Stewart a professor in the Colorado State University School of Education and a co-coordinator of Student Affairs in Higher Education, but they are extensively published on how higher...

Colorado State University postdoctoral fellow in the departments of communication studies and anthropology Jay Schutte plays some Township jazz on his ____ Oct. 29. (Anna von Pechmann | The Collegian)

‘Never a final project’: Jay Schutte breaks down gender norms

Lauryn Bolz November 16, 2020

Jay Schutte is nonbinary, meaning they do not identify with either side of the male-female gender spectrum. For Schutte, their gender is fluid and ever-changing, not trapped in a societally-set group...

Maggie Hendrickson behind a stand for  International Pronoun Day in the Plaza Oct. 16. Rafael Duarte, who was with Hendrickson said “we wanted to make sure people are aware that there’s different pronouns other than the binary and just to respect them and embrace them.” (Ryan Schmidt | The Collegian)

Breaking out of the binary: A journey to find the right words

Serena Bettis November 16, 2020

Maggie Hendrickson was never very fond of the boxes society has tried to put them in.  Growing up, Hendrickson’s peers never seemed pleased with the way they presented themself. When they dressed...

Self portrait taken on Sept. 22. (Photo courtesy of Kaz Smith)

A journey of self-acceptance

Laura Studley, Staff Reporter November 15, 2020

Kaz Smith was four when he knew something was missing.  It was after he decided he wanted a haircut just like his childhood friend Dylan Mentzer.  He signaled to the hairdresser how short he wanted...

(Graphic illustration by Amy Noble, photo by Anna von Pechmann | The Collegian)

Former professor accused of on-campus harassment, CSU’s investigation dismissed

Laura Studley November 12, 2020

Editor’s note: Names of survivors have been replaced by pseudonyms to ensure their and their families’ safety and privacy. The accused and other sources are referenced by their given names.  When...

Graphic Illustration by Katrina Clasen | The Collegian

ASCSU discusses budget, new diversity and inclusion caucus

Ceci Taylor November 12, 2020

The seventh senate session of the 50th Associated Students of Colorado State University started with a minute of silence in honor of veterans on Veterans Day. The senate then swore in two new senators...

A ballot drop box outside of the Larimer County Courthouse Offices

CSU professors debrief 2020 election results, implications

Samantha Ye November 11, 2020

In the aftermath of the 2020 election, political science professors from Colorado State University reviewed the results at the state and federal level during an online debriefing of the historic event. On...

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