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CSU to ‘clean up’ Fort Collins for Fall Clean Up

Jorge Espinoza November 1, 2017

Colorado State University students will spend their time raking leaves for elderly and physically limited Fort Collins residents Nov. 4th from 9 a.m.-2 p.m. Fall Clean Up is an annual event at CSU that...

Hiking safety tips for the cold months ahead

Ryan Tougaw November 1, 2017

'Tis the season - the leaves are changing color, Mother Nature cannot decide if she wants it to be 25 or 75 degrees Fahrenheit and midterms are upon the Colorado State campus, which can only mean one thing:...

Eco Leaders host Food Waste Audit on the plaza Wednesday to help spread knowledge of recycling and compost rules. (Kaitlyn Ancell | Collegian)

CSU aims to expand composting on campus

Austin Fleskes November 1, 2017

Composting on the Colorado State University campus continues to grow, as new plans and programs are discussed for how campus can get rid of compostable wastes.  Around campus, composting is conducted...

CSU student Shayla Monteiro recites poetry during the Black Feminist Manifesto release party at the University Center for the Arts on Oct. 27, 2017. (Jack Starkebaum | Collegian)

CSU students present Black Feminist Manifesto to highlight racial injustice on campus

Haley Candelario October 31, 2017
Students and faculty gathered to watch and listen to a group of students present their Black Feminist Manifesto at the Gregory Allicar Museum of Art Friday afternoon. The release party included poetry about the experiences of Black women at Colorado State University from T’Hani Jenae, Ratu Marutle, Shayla Monteiro, Zelle Moore, Hali Martin and Tricia Alexander, as well as a call to action to from the only male participant of the manifesto, Xavier Hadley, for Black men to speak out on racial injustice within the Black community.
Cori Wong, an assistant professor with a concentration in identity and embodiment, speaks at the Boyer lecture and reception. (Abby Currie | Collegian)

Boyer Lecture features CSU professor Cori Wong

Audrey Weiss October 31, 2017

Colorado State University's Women’s Studies and Gender Research (CWSGR) department held their annual Boyer Lecture and Reception Thursday evening commemorating Boyer scholarship recipients and featuring...

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