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Photo illustration for pueblo credit transfer (Ryan Schmidt | The Collegian)

Transferring to CSU? Some credits may not tag along

Delaney Allen November 11, 2019

Students may feel more pressured into taking AP, IB or concurrent enrollment courses in high school now more than ever, but that credit may not even count toward college graduation in the end. Even transfers...

The Lory Student Center’s Grand Ballroom gets set up for the annual Shabbat 200 Dinner Nov. 8. The event was co-sponsored by the Associated Students of Colorado State with grants from the Residence Hall Association, the Lory Student Center and the Coca-Cola Beverage Grant. (Lucy Morantz | The Collegian)

Challah, superheroes: 12th Shabbat celebrates Jewish pride

Matthew Bailey November 11, 2019

A group of people shared a meal together Friday night, partaking in tradition, culture and prayer in a community setting and — maybe unexpectedly — learning a lot about Stan Lee and superheroes. Attracting...

Door to Foco Cafe

FoCo Cafe celebrates 5 years of feeding the city

Laura Studley November 7, 2019

FoCo Cafe has been serving the community for almost five years. Starting from an idea, this restaurant has committed itself to providing fresh meals and other services to Fort Collins residents.  On...

Marlis Hazelton introduces a bill to correct a technical issue that prevented OSTEM from attending an annual conference in Detroit. (Nathan Tran | Collegian)

ASCSU discusses new bills, votes on new committee chair

Charlotte Lang November 7, 2019

The Associated Students of Colorado State University discussed two new bills and voted on a new chair for the External Affairs Committee. Bill 4913: Funding for oSTEM National Conference Bill 4913, authored...

Hughes Stadium remains closed after the recent opening of the new on-campus stadium. (Jenn Yingling | Collegian)

Council approves higher density zoning for Hughes

Samantha Ye November 7, 2019

In a rejection of the rejection, City Council voted 4-3 to rezone the Hughes Stadium property with a higher density portion as suggested by staff and previously voted against by the Planning and Zoning...

The National Institute of Drug Abuse has given a $3.2 million grant to researchers from Colorado State University and the University of Tennessee Knoxville to test a text-delivered counseling program for young adults with cannabis use disorder (CUD). CUD is a diagnosis given for the continued use of cannabis despite clinically significant impairment. The two lead researchers for the study are CSU’s Department of Human Development and Family Studies professor Doug Coatsworth, and UT’s Betsey R. Bush Endowed Professor of Children and Families at Risk Michael Mason. (Photo Illustration by Colin Shepherd | The Collegian)

Cannabis counseling study could help student addicts

Ceci Taylor November 7, 2019

Since Colorado legalized the recreational use of cannabis in 2014, Colorado's "stoner culture" has skyrocketed, leading to marijuana tourist guides, a 420 festival and more.  However, some researchers...

The Office of Equal Opportunity within the Student Services building is one of the resources where students can report racist actions on campus. Students can also call the Tell Someone phone line or report the incident through the Student Resolution Center. (Photo Illustration by Amy Noble and Matt Tackett | The Collegian)

ÂżCĂłmo lidia CSU con profesores racistas?

Dorina Vida November 7, 2019

Traducción: Fernando Montelongo  Desde el comienzo del cuatrimestre de otoño, 2019, la Universidad Estatal de Colorado (CSU por sus siglas en inglés) ha estado lidiando con acusaciones e incidentes...

PETA protesters gather in front of Moby Arena in a demonstration against Gregory Ebel's experimentation on crows and other wild caught birds. 
Photo by Laura Studley | The Collegian

PETA files cease and desist against CSU

Ceci Taylor November 6, 2019

People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals sent a cease and desist letter to Colorado State University asking the institution to stop deleting and hiding comments or posts that criticize its experiments...

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