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Senator John Kefalas speaks at the Rotaract Club Meeting in the LSC at 6 p.m on Monday night. "Housing is the solution, I can tell you that." Kefalas said about the solutions for homelessness in Fort Collins. (Jenna Van Lone | Collegian)

Sen. Kefalas discusses homelessness with CSU Rotaract Club

Gabriel Go September 26, 2017

Colorado Senator John Kefalas returned to Fort Collins to urge members of the Rotaract Club of Colorado State University to engage with the local community regarding homelessness.  Sen. Kefalas...

Late last week, an inmate at Larimer County Jail was found unresponsive by jail deputies. (Collegian File Photo)

Police seek help with attempted kidnap case

Samantha Ye September 26, 2017

Police are seeking community help in identifying suspects of an attempted kidnapping. According to Fort Collins Police Services, two unknown males pulled a 20-year-old female out of her car and down the...

View of the Warner renovation from the computer science building. (Field Peterson | Collegian)

Construction underway for new Warner College building

Ty Betts September 25, 2017

The Warner College of Natural Resources building is currently under construction to gain a new addition that is scheduled to open Fall 2018.   The new addition will be named after Michael Smith...

State Senator, John Kefalas and State Representatives, Joann Ginal and Jeni James Arndt at Harmony Library for a community meeting regarding the cracks in the mental health system. The meeting featured the documentary, "Going Sane." Community members had an opportunity to share ideas regarding the mental health system in Colorado. Representative Ginal stated how mental health is "an issue we face over time" and "we're all in this together," regarding state senators, representatives and community members themselves. (Erica Gisenhagen | Collegian)

Sen. Kefalas discusses cracks in the mental health system

Rachel Telljohn September 25, 2017

Mental health came prominently into Fort Collins' rhetoric on Saturday, coinciding with its prominence surfacing once more at the national level last week.  Colorado Senator John Kefalas, along with...

Evan Torres sorts through trash, recycleables, and compost materials at the Food Waste Audit last spring. (Collegian file photo)

Allison Hall will receive new compost bin

Piper Davis September 21, 2017

A three-compartment compost bin will be placed in Allison Hall around Halloween. In April, Dominique Ashe, a junior studying human dimensions of natural resources, proposed a bill to the Associated...

After the 20th annual Fall Address, President Tony Frank greets and speaks to community members (Julia Trowbridge | Collegian)

Dr. Tony Frank named ‘2018 Citizen of the West’

Matthew Bailey September 21, 2017

While Colorado State University President Dr. Tony Frank spoke about CSU accomplishments, record enrollment numbers, and future improvements during his annual Fall Address Wednesday afternoon, the...

Gardens on Spring Creek drives discussion at City Council

Gardens on Spring Creek drives discussion at City Council

Matthew Bailey September 20, 2017

Fort Collins City Council covered and discussed a broad range of topics during Tuesday night’s meeting, including property annexations, intersection improvement and off-site construction staging...

Police arrested CSU student Tinus Kogoya on Sept. 18 in connection with the peeping incident at Westfall Hall. (Photo courtesy of Larimer County Sheriff's Office)

Suspect in Westfall peeping incident identified

Abby Currie September 19, 2017

Authorities released the identity of the Westfall Hall peeper suspect as Tinus Kogoya, a Colorado State University student. Spokeswoman Dell Rae Ciaravola confirmed in an email to the Coloradoan that...

Poudre Valley Fire Authority

Fort Collins placed under red flag warning

Samantha Ye September 19, 2017

If there was ever a good day to stop setting things on fire, it would be today. With winds racing up to 40 mph and relative humidity as low 8 percent, most of Northern Colorado, including Fort Collins,...

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