Editor's Note: The Collegian updated this article at 4 p.m. June 2 to include information from the letter sent to non-tenure track faculty and a statement from Provost Rick Miranda.  Despite years of...

Editor's Note: The Collegian updated this article on June 4 to correct a fact error. It originally listed Jo Jo Bailey as a Windsor resident, not a Fort Collins resident.  Community walks in the springtime...

Members of the community gathered in front of the Fort Collins Police Department to hold a candlelight vigil for George Floyd on May 29. Supporters arrived wearing face masks and carried signs and candles....

After an underground gas leak caused a deadly house explosion in Firestone, Colorado, in April 2017, efforts have been made across the state to prevent such an event from happening again. Within Colorado...

For some students, the switch to online learning has been an uphill battle. But many in the Colorado State University community are involved in a different fight — one on the front lines of the pandemic. Josh...

With the coronavirus outbreak, institutions, businesses and companies have been left with many unknowns. Universities are no exception.  The first cluster of pneumonia cases, later identified as being...

Fort Collins City Council approved a modified emergency ordinance Tuesday requiring most residents age 10 and over to wear a face covering inside most enclosed spaces open to the public.  The order,...

Editor’s note: Josh Johnson is a member of Rocky Mountain Student Media Corporation’s Board of Directors. RMSMC is the parent company of The Collegian, but the Board of Directors does not oversee content of...

For many students, chemistry has proven to be difficult — more difficult than many of their other classes, and even other chemistry courses at different colleges. The Colorado State University chemistry...

Colorado State University is currently working on plans for the fall semester.  An email sent by President Joyce McConnell on April 29 outlines the plan moving forward. The president intends for classes...

While the COVID-19 outbreak has resulted in uncertainty nationwide from lost jobs to virtual classes, it has also united offices across campus in an effort to produce masks for the employees left at Colorado...

As the country deals with the COVID-19 pandemic, many individuals and organizations alike are still looking for ways to volunteer and donate to help the community. Colorado State University’s Right Horse...