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Colorado State University Students stand in support of DACA at the Lory Student Center Plaza on Nov 14, 2016. (Luke Walker | Collegian)

Tony Frank responds to looming DACA decision

Rachel Telljohn September 5, 2017

The future of dreamers on the Colorado State University campus was placed in jeopardy on Tuesday when President Donald Trump announced he would end the program.  CSU President Tony Frank sent a campus-wide...

A pollinator garden sign stands in a pile of dirt near The clark Building.

New garden near Clark aims to be bee-friendly

Abby Currie September 5, 2017

  There is a peculiar pile of dirt near the Clark building at Colorado State University. Upon a closer look, there is a sign that reads, "Pollinator Garden Coming Soon!" The Clark garden bed is...

Supporters of  DACA hold signs in support of DACA, and the rights of undocumented persons at Colorado State University during a rally in the Plaza in February. (Forrest Czarnecki | Collegian)

Rally to be hosted in response to DACA repeal

Tatiana Parafiniuk-Talesnick September 5, 2017

In light of President Donald Trump’s decision to phase out DACA, a rally for solidarity with DACA students will be held in front of Sen. Cory Gardner’s office, located in Fort Collins across the...

The First Friday Gallery Walk will take place at 6:00 p.m. on On Sept. 1. The First Friday Gallery Walk will feature local artists and businesses. (Julia Trowbridge | Collegian)

What’s open and closed on Labor Day

Julia Trowbridge September 1, 2017

In honor of the American labor movement and the contributions of workers in America, most city services and some businesses will be closed on Monday, Sept. 4. In a news release by Mayan Smith, the...

Mount Everest is the setting of "High Crimes," Michael Kodas's best-selling novel.  (Courtesy of Wikipedia)

Award-winning journalist to give book talk in Fort Collins

Abby Currie September 1, 2017

Michael Kodas has embarked on journeys across the world, from a 22,494-foot peak in Nepal to minefields in Vietnam, over the last two decades.  Kodas, an award-winning photographer, reporter and author,...

The Collegian Editorial Board meeting with Colorado State Univeristy President Tony Frank. ( Tony Villalobos May | Collegian)

CSU President Tony Frank responds to fake noose campus wide

Erin Douglas August 31, 2017
Almost two weeks after a group of resident assistants found the fake noose, Frank sent a campus-wide email Thursday afternoon informing CSU students, faculty and staff that a noose made out of crepe paper was found in a residence hall, saying: "I welcome your thoughts on this, and I will listen."
The Adult Learner and Veteran Services organization helps nontraditional students to adjust to, navigate, and feel confident getting an education on CSU's campus. ( Brooke Buchan | Collegian)

ALVS develops Elevate program to aid adult learners

Austin Fleskes August 31, 2017

Adult Learner and Veterans Services expanded their support for non-traditional students by creating a program that not only reintroduced adult learners to curriculum but also created a community of...

Beer sampling is a great way to try a little taste of everything a brewery has to offer on tap.

Beer improves Fort Collins culture, community

Nick Botkin August 31, 2017

The hills are alive with the sound of....beer drinking. Beer has long been a staple of Fort Collins. With an array of breweries in the area, including New Belgium, Odells and Funkwerks, and events...

Clark Canepa, a former CSU student, participated in the Charlottesville rally as a member of the alt-right. (Screenshot courtesy of Vice News/HBO)

Former CSU student among alt-right at Charlottesville rally

Piper Davis August 30, 2017

A former Colorado State University student participated in the Charlottesville rally Aug. 11 – which escalated into a riot leaving 19 injured and one person dead – as a member of the alt-right.  Clark...

Michael Lee Williams was arrested for an explosion that occurred in Timnath on June 13. (Photo courtesy of Larimer County Sheriff's Office)

Man arrested in connection with Timnath explosion

Ty Betts August 29, 2017

At the bottom of a narrow 20-foot tunnel leading to an underground bunker, an explosion occurred harming three individuals that is thought to have been caused by making hash oil and smoking marijuana,...

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