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A longhorn cow in a field on May 22. (Ryan Schmidt | The Collegian)

Livestock research ‘going to do some of the very best science’

Serena Bettis March 2, 2020

In case you forgot, Colorado State University is a land-grant institution, originally formed as an agricultural college.  To further the University’s initial mission, the College of Agricultural Sciences...

Patrick Philbin from Stantec Engineering reads an informational poster at the 7th annual Poudre River Forum Feb. 28. (Serena Bettis | The Collegian)

3 CSU-sponsored water programs for conservation, education

Serena Bettis March 2, 2020

If you’ve never been to the Cache la Poudre River, can you even consider yourself a Colorado State University student?  As a centerpiece for the City of Fort Collins’ new whitewater park, a main...

Fort Collins citizens of precinct 305 vote in the Democratic Caucus on Tuesday March 6, 2018. The caucus allows citizens to decide who of the gubernatorial candidates running makes it into the primary. (The Collegian file photo)

Voting in the party caucus: What you should know

Serena Bettis March 2, 2020

When picturing political caucuses, one image that may come to mind is groups of adults clustered in different corners of the local high school gym, trying to convince others to join their side.  This...

Fort Collins residents can use the ballot box outside the Larimer County courthouses building to deliver their ballots. (Photo illustration, Brooke Buchan | Collegian)

5 commonly misunderstood words to know before you vote

Meagan Stackpool March 2, 2020

Ahead of Super Tuesday, many candidates have frequently used buzzwords to describe their positions, or their opponents have used them to cast doubt. However, many of these words as we commonly use and...

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 discusses current state issues

Ceci Taylor March 2, 2020

As election season fast approaches, it's time to start discussing Colorado's future and the effects of the Supreme Court's decisions on our state. The Colorado attorney general held an event at Haltzman...

Photo by Meagan Stackpool.

Black History Month speaker discusses disability advocacy, inclusion

Meagan Stackpool March 1, 2020

As this year's Black History Month drew to a close, one final keynote speaker came to Colorado State University to talk about disability as a disabled person and a disability rights advocate herself.  Haben...

After accepting the Right of Line Award, Colonel Bennet allows CSU President Joyce McConnell to address the room. (Lucy Morantz | The Collegian)

ROTC Detachment 90 declared ‘best in nation’ with Right of Line Award

Greta Nelson-Bechtold February 28, 2020

Colorado State University’s Air Force Reserve Officers' Training Corps Detachment 90 was awarded the 2019 Right of Line Award Wednesday, an honor for which 49 other detachments from all over the country...

The relationship between an owner and their pet can not only have ties to their physical but also their psychological. (Collegian File Photo)

Good grief? The psychological ups and downs of pet ownership

Noah Pasley February 27, 2020

Though the weather changes on a whim, many Colorado State University students have one constant throughout the snow and sunshine — the need to take their furry friend out for a walk. But often unseen...

Senator Sara Dudek presents a resolution that shows support for student protestors at Syracuse University. (Nathan Tran | The Colleigan)

ASCSU passes resolution supporting Syracuse protestors

Charlotte Lang February 27, 2020

During their weekly meeting, the Associated Students of Colorado State University passed a resolution showing support for the protesting students of Syracuse University. Legislation regarding senator...

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...

El Centro Office in Lory Student Center on April 2. (Anna von Pechmann | Collegian)

El Centro director left mark on center, moves to new position

Gerson Flores February 27, 2020

In 1985, Guadalupe Salazar arrived at Colorado State University as an office coordinator for El Centro. This year, she serves as the director for the cultural center for the last time. After over 25 years...

Student parents make up a significant portion of the student body but often struggle balancing school work and childcare. (Collegian File Photo)

It’s Complicated: A balancing act of school, work and parenthood

Joey Wagner February 27, 2020

Editor’s Note: This is the fourth article in a series that explores various issues related to college relationships and how they impact students’ mental health. Colorado State University is host to...

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