The United States Department of Education formally ended protections for LGBTQ+ students under Title IX Sept. 28 as part of President Donald Trump's administration's focus on a more narrow interpretation...
The United States Department of Homeland Security recently attempted to make significant changes to student immigration regulations for both undergraduate and graduate international students. The new rule,...
Aubrey Francis, Staff Reporter
• September 14, 2026
Every Tuesday and Thursday from 4-6 p.m. in Fort Collins, IndivisibleNOCO, a grassroots activist organization based in Northern Colorado, occupies sidewalks and street corners to protest the policies and...
On Aug. 3, the United States Department of Education released a letter that called upon American university presidents and board members to "reaffirm their commitment to serving the American people." The...
Roughly half of Colorado's Front Range water comes from the Colorado River Basin. The allocation of this water is governed by the Colorado River Compact, which is currently struggling under conditions...
Colorado became the third U.S. state to allow all-mail voting in 2013 when Gov. John Hickenlooper signed the Voter Access and Modernized Elections Act, which, among other requirements, mandated that every...
Around 10,000 people gathered at Fort Collins’ City Civic Park March 28 for the third installment of No Kings, a nationwide protest against the actions of President Donald Trump's administration. Over...
As the Iran war reaches its fourth week, students and faculty of Colorado State University shared their perspectives on the impacts of the conflict on the CSU community.
Military operations began Feb....
Prediction markets have begun disrupting the over $16 billion sportsbook gambling industry in the last two years.
A prediction market is an online platform where people can buy and sell contracts tied...
The average cost of housing is rising while the average person’s income can’t keep up.
Research published in 2024 found that in Colorado, the price-to-income ratio ranges from 4.0 to 7.9 in certain...
On Tuesday evening, about 25 to 30 Larimer County Republicans gathered inside Westminster Presbyterian Church for the 2026 Republican precinct caucus, a two-hour meeting that offered a small but direct...
More than 1,300 people joined the Larimer County Democratic caucus March 5 in a virtual Zoom meeting that ran past its scheduled 8 p.m. end time. Party leaders said this event nearly doubled in participation...
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