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training materials for ROTC sit behind a building. (Luke Bourland | The Collegian)

CSU ROTC pioneers new Army fitness training study

Charlotte Lang • November 19, 2019

The Army Physical Fitness Test has served as a way to test combat readiness. Now, with changes happening within the test, Colorado State University’s Army ROTC program has pioneered a new study assessing...

Jennifer Solomon (left) and Megan Jones (right) are both involved in the Human Dimensions of Natural Resources department. Jennifer is the one who primarily got the funding for the training while Megan did a majority of the research. (Asia Kalcevic | The Collegian)

Study dissects challenges of women in conservation

Ceci Taylor • November 18, 2019

As climate change and other environmental issues become necessary to talk about, two members of the Colorado State University community have put together a study to recruit more diverse backgrounds...

People board a TransFort bus by the intersection of Plum and City Park on Nov. 16. (Ryan Schmidt | The Collegian)

Student fees go toward new transportation projects

Corbin Reiter • November 18, 2019

Getting around Colorado State University has continually been made easier, safer and more eco-friendly thanks to student fees given to the Alternative Transportation Fee Advisory Board.  ATFAB has been...

Boulder changes tobacco age, Fort Collins may follow

Boulder changes tobacco age, Fort Collins may follow

Laura Studley • November 14, 2019

Boulder is taking steps to create a healthier community one JUULpod at a time. Fort Collins may follow in their footsteps with new conversations surrounding tobacco age regulation.  To take measures...

Associated Students of Colorado State University Senator for the Adult Learners and Veterans Services Josh Johnson votes to allow unanimous consent to pass resolution 4909, Recognizing Veterans on the CSU Campus and the Broader Community, Nov. 13. Johnson also showed thanks to other senators as well as the student body for partaking in the Veterans Day ceremonies put on by the Student Veterans Organization. (Matt Tackett | The Collegian)

ASCSU votes on veteran support, oSTEM funding

Charlotte Lang • November 14, 2019

The Associated Students of Colorado State University voted on two pieces of legislation, including a resolution on veteran support and a bill about funding a travel grant. The Senate also discussed a...

President Joyce McConnell in the Lory Student Center Theater Oct. 16. discusses issues regarding diversity on campus and the positive changes that the university hopes to make. McConnell ended the chat by saying “we can make this change solid and lasting and change that will make a difference … so I say let’s go”

Joyce McConnell to be inaugurated this week

Ceci Taylor • November 13, 2019

As the seasons change from fall to winter, Colorado State University also experiences a change in the form of a new president.  Joyce McConnell, the 15th president of CSU, will officially be inaugurated...

Students place flags in the plaza for Veterans Day on Nov. 11. Army Reserve Officers’ Training Corp member Abigail Waugh said, “we’re handing out the flags to memorialize all those who have fallen since 9/11” and that each flag represents a service member. (Ryan Schmidt | The Collegian)

Sunrise to sunset: Reading names of 7,000 service members

Joey Wagner • November 12, 2019

Undeterred by the below-freezing temperatures and snow, the Student Veteran Organization honored its student-veterans this Veteran’s Day at Colorado State University by participating in the National...

Colorado State University Vice President for Diversity Mary Ontiveros, CSU President Joyce McConnell, and CSU Vice President for Student Affairs Blanche Hughes discuss issues regarding diversity on campus and the positive changes that the university hopes to make in the Lory Student Center Theater Oct. 16. “We can make this change solid and lasting and change that will make a difference … so I say let’s go,” said McConnell. (Ryan Schmidt | The Collegian)

Race, Bias and Equity Initiative hopes to make campus safer

Ceci Taylor • November 12, 2019

After the infamous blackface incident, followed by swastikas on campus and racial slurs yelled in Allison Hall, Colorado State University has implemented a new initiative that will allow students to propose...

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