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A member of the mosquito species Culex quinquefasciatus sucks blood from a finger. There are two species out of 40 in Colorado that can transfer the West Nile virus. (Photo courtesy Wikimedia Commons)

Update: Fort Collins cancels mosquito spraying plans

Samantha Ye September 10, 2019

Fort Collins has canceled mosquito spraying set for tomorrow night, according to a City news release.  Recent trapping data from Monday shows a significant decline in the West Nile virus vector index,...

Photo of the CSU Lagoon while it is under construction. It is planned to be done during the summer of 2020. (Devin Cornelius | Collegian)

CSU’s lagoon renovation hopes to add character to the area

Ceci Taylor September 4, 2019

Colorado State University geese are getting a stomping ground upgrade in the form of a new lagoon. As many students may have noticed, CSU’s lagoon, located on the West Lawn of campus, has been undergoing...

Spanky, an Equine Assisted Activities and Therapies horse at Colorado State University, stands in a pasture at sunset in November 2017. (Forrest Czarnecki | The Collegian)

CSU breaks ground on new equine hospital

Dorina Vida September 4, 2019

You could lead a horse to water, or you could lead them to Colorado State University's new equine horse hospital.  CSU broke ground on Aug. 6 for the new Johnson Family Equine Hospital, to replace the...

Sage Sullivan fully embraces the repeal on banned toplessness in Fort Collins. Photo by Kaitlyn Ancell | Collegian

City Council ‘frees the nipple’ by striking topless ban

Samantha Ye September 4, 2019

Fort Collins will remove their defunct women-only topless ban in adherence with the U.S. District Court's decision, finalizing the end of a several hundred thousand dollar legal battle. City Council unanimously...

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