Every year, I hear complaints about Justice for All. I listen to muttering that it is disgusting and insensitive. I observe some dismissing it as an “Anti-Abortion display” and dwelling upon the images...

I consider myself to be the sentimental type. A journal bearing, ticket stub saving, scrapbook making kind of woman. But when you have a life like mine, sometimes it is difficult to slow it down every...

Last week the annual game of avoiding the plaza at all costs commenced. Campus was visited once more by the pro-life group Justice for All, exhibiting massive banners covered with photos and information...

Let’s take a minute and think about things not school related. I certainly don’t want to spend my time not writing a paper to instead write about writing papers, and I’m sure you’d all appreciate...

With graduation looming in the near future, I feel as if I should be excited for all the opportunities that wait for me. But that’s just not the case. I’m actually dreading graduation. Just thinking...

*UPDATE* The group that sponsored the abortion billboards on the Plaza on April 29 and 30 was misidentified. The group that came was Justice for All, and not the Genocide Awareness Project. The Collegian...

We all know the saying, "Everyone makes mistakes." And if you’re like me, some days are just lurching from one mistake to another. This culpability to fallibility is a general trait of all humanity,...

The idea of sportsmanship is one of those things that young athletes are taught from the moment they step onto their respective fields, pitches, rinks and courts. We’re taught to respect the opposing...

It’s likely most people brushed over this little bit of news, but recently the Tuition Task Force at CSU took some data on CSU students to find out what students were looking to see in next year’s...

I am concerned with the activities expressed in the April 23 article about the squirrels on campus. The feeding of and playing with squirrels is not behavior that should be promoted. Squirrels are...

The notion that we should set an arbitrary limit of 5 nanograms of THC per milliliter of blood to prosecute Colorado drivers under the presumption of DUID is flawed, half-baked, not supported by science...

Last semester I was in a weird place in my life.  I had just come back from studying abroad for the year and found myself confused and only a year away from graduation. Thinking about life after graduation...