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The Rocky Mountain Collegian

The Student News Site of Colorado State University

The Rocky Mountain Collegian

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The Rocky Mountain Collegian

Politics

Colorado recently switched back to a primary system that has not been used since the year 2000. (Asia Kalcevic | The Collegian)

Voting in the presidential primary: What you should know

Serena Bettis February 27, 2020

Holding its first presidential primary since 2000, Colorado is among 11 states to make the switch back from the caucus system.  Colorado’s presidential primary is March 3, and the Durrell Center at...

Solar panels on the Foothills campus. (Julia Trowbridge | Collegian)

Meet the grassroots groups behind Fort Collins’ climate action

Samantha Ye February 27, 2020

Where the national government has waffled over significant climate action, communities like Fort Collins have aimed to pave the way in their place, and the core of that is grassroots citizen involvement...

A new bill could allow media and the public more access to police communications. (Luke Bourland | The Collegian)

Bill may increase media, public access to police communication

Laura Studley February 20, 2020

A new bill being heard in the Colorado Senate may increase the media and public's access to police communication. The bill, Radio Communications Policies Of Gov Entities, sponsored by Rep. Kevin Van Winkle...

Dr. Mona Hanna-Attisha poses in the lobby of the Hilton in Fort Collins with her book “What the Eyes Don’t See”. (Lucy Morantz | The Collegian)

Dr. Mona Hanna-Attisha brings Flint water crisis to Fort Collins

Gerson Flores February 15, 2020

Images of brown water streaming from home faucets in Flint, Michigan, went viral in 2014-15. Nowadays, the commotion around the Flint water crisis has largely dissipated, but the problem remains roughly...

Senators Josh Johnson and Ryan Kropp proposes 5K event for suicide awareness called Operation Bear Hug.  ( Nathan Tran | The Collegian)

ASCSU discusses Operation Bear Hug, Funding the Giants

Charlotte Lang February 13, 2020

The Associated Students of Colorado State University discussed two bills meant to keep students from feeling alone.  These bills focused on Operation Bear Hug and funding for artwork aimed at diversity...

Aaron Million has a proposal to turn Hughes Stadium just west of Fort Collins into a power plant. (Jon Price | Collegian)

Hughes rezoning delayed over ethics complaint for 2nd time

Samantha Ye January 23, 2020

Editor's Note: Complainant Rory Heath is a chair of the Orange Cord Board, the alumni organization for Rocky Mountain Student Media. The final hearing to rezone the Hughes Stadium land has been delayed...

Steve Ramer protests in front of New Belgium Brewery on Dec. 14, 2019. People were protesting New Belgium’s sale to Kirin because of its questionable links to human rights violations in Myanmar. (Ryan Schmidt | The Collegian)

“Bikes, beer, … genocide?” Protesting New Belgium’s buyer

Ravyn Cullor December 16, 2019

New Belgium saw a protest titled "Bikes, beer, ... genocide?" on Saturday, Dec. 14, calling attention to the company's possible buyer, Kirin Company, and their connection to genocide in Myanmar. The company,...

The new on-campus stadium takes Hughes Stadium's place. (Jenn Yingling | Collegian)

Hughes rezoning postponed to address ethics complaint

Samantha Ye November 21, 2019

City Council voted to postpone the final hearing on the rezoning of the Hughes Stadium land in order to first resolve a related ethics complaint filed against two members of Council.  The second and...

Colorado State University student body president Daniela Pineda Soraca speaks in support of DACA at the Lory Student Center Plaza on Nov 14, 2016. (Luke Walker | Collegian)

CSU students threatened by pending Supreme Court DACA decision

Laura Studley November 21, 2019

Editor’s note: Sources in this story have requested to remain anonymous for their personal safety. Colorado State University has made it clear that they stand by individuals who have qualified for Deferred...

Colorado Attorney General Phil Weiser speaks to students and community members at the University Center for the Arts Nov 5. Weiser spoke and addressed questions about, a republican system of government, politics in the legal field, gun control, water rights, and other issues. (Ryan Schmidt | The Collegian)

Colorado Attorney General talks upholding democracy

Samantha Ye November 6, 2019

In honor of Election Day, Colorado Attorney General Phil Weiser spoke in the University Center for the Arts at Colorado State University Tuesday, where he talked about public officials’ duty to uphold...

The Clark C building as seen from the plaza August 30. Students frequently criticize the building for its low quality and need for renovations. (Ryan Schmidt | The Collegian)

Plaza petitioners: What is Initiative 76?

Ravyn Cullor November 5, 2019

For weeks, petitioners wielding proposed Initiative 76 have been approaching Colorado State University students for signatures, but some people are still unaware of what Initiative 76 is. According to...

A Colorado Proud Boy (hands behind back) gets detained outside the Charlie Kirk "Culture War" event at the University Center for the Arts Oct. 22, 2019. The event featured both Charlie Kirk, a prominent conservative speaker, and Donald Trump Jr., where they discussed conservative values and socialism in the U.S. (Forrest Czarnecki | The Collegian)

Scenes from Charlie Kirk’s ‘Culture War’ event

Forrest Czarnecki October 23, 2019

The Young Democratic Socialists of America, members of Antifa, the Colorado Proud Boys and people who were unable to enter the University Center for the Arts took to opposite sides of Remington Street...

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