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CSU graduate runs to Vanderbilt

CSU graduate runs to Vanderbilt

May 12, 2014

Like the Energizer Bunny, Christian Meyer just does not stop running. Whether it is on the track, in school, or around the community, Meyer, a graduating CSU senior majoring in biophysics, works...

Remembering Jessica Dillon

Remembering Jessica Dillon

May 12, 2014

Note: Amber Johnson is an employee of Rocky Mountain Student Media. Jessica Dillon, known as Jessi to family and friends, lived her life with purpose and shined it on others. Dillon, 20, health...

Prestigious awards for prestigious professors

Prestigious awards for prestigious professors

May 12, 2014

Two CSU professors were elected to prestigious academies this semester for the research they’ve done in their fields. Diana Wall, University Distinguished Professor and director of the School...

FoCo apartments respond to large parties

FoCo apartments respond to large parties

May 12, 2014

Within the last month CSU has seen several parties get out of control and police have been called in order to control the situation. Apartment complexes facilitated to student housing are stepping...

Fall tuition approved by Board

Fall tuition approved by Board

May 12, 2014

Next year’s undergraduate resident students will be paying an additional $347 per semester in tuition and $237 in fees. The 2014 to 2015 CSU Fort Collins school year tuition and finances budget was...

Censored or Uncensored: Marketing Sexism

Censored or Uncensored: Marketing Sexism

May 9, 2014

It’s absolutely common knowledge that there’s a lot of sexism in the advertising industry. If you’ve seen one of the many ads for clothing, alcohol, or perfume in the past decade, you know that the...

Junior wildlife biology major Brent Pease, left, Agriculture graduate student Amy Kousch, center, and sophmore soil and crop science major Colton Heeney plant cabbage in the student sustainable farm yesterday afternoon. The student run farm grows a variety of fruits, vegtables and other plants and has done so for the last 16 growing seasons.

College of Agricultural Sciences raking in students

May 9, 2014

The College of Agricultural Science is out-pacing other colleges in the University in terms of percent increases of applicants for the class of 2018. The number of undergraduate students in the college...

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