Ivy Secrest, Content Managing Editor
• September 25, 2023
The Andrew G. Clark building is often deemed the center of campus life. With roughly 99% of students taking a course in Clark it is essential to the ram experience.Â
Thousands of people turned up to support the University of Nebraska-Lincoln's women’s volleyball team, in their match against Omaha to show support for women’s collegiate athletics, in a way that has never been seen before on that scale. On Wednesday, August 30 in Lincoln, Nebraska's Memorial Stadium watched history be made by a crowd that wasn’t there to watch a football game.
Lacey Ceriani, Collegian Collumnist
• September 19, 2023
Editor’s Note: All opinion section content reflects the views of the individual author only and does not represent a stance taken by The Collegian or its editorial board.
As U+2 remains off the fall...
Believe it or not, we are already almost done with five weeks of the fall semester. So the real and most important question is — whether you are a first-year student or a fourth-year student — have you decided what kind of college student you want to be yet?
Jenn Dawson, Science Director
• September 17, 2023
As Rams, our friendship is evergreen. The ties that bind us together are more precious than gold. Our voices are as bright and bold as the “A” on a mountainside directing traffic in the sky. Side by side, we acquire knowledge, expertise and memories for a lifetime.
These Colorado State University and University of Colorado Boulder rivalries are seriously starting to get out of hand. Just last night while I was scrolling on the news, I learned that there is a case being made against a person in CAM’s office chanting sko’ buffs down the halls.
Allie Seibel, Editor in Chief
• September 11, 2023
When we set out to create this Colorado State University versus University of Colorado Boulder special edition, we wanted to look at the whole picture.
Geographically, CSU and CU are about 44 miles...
Colorado State University football hosted their season opener last Saturday, and if any of you are also on the mailing list for CSU Athletics, then you probably also received numerous emails from them urging you go to the football game. However, while I was enjoying my time at home this past weekend, I decided to read the final email that came in and learn about the plans being made for the game — and I was in a bit of shock.
Ivy Secrest, Content Managing Editor
• September 5, 2023
College builds toward the pivotal moment of graduation, diplomas are received, caps are tossed — and then what? What follows the completion of education?
Well, it’s official, the school year is in full swing again and with that comes the large abundance of tables and people being out in The LSC Plaza trying to get you to join either their club, fraternity/sorority or even just talk to you about politics.
Every Tuesday in the summer from 5:30 p.m. until dusk, City Park hosts the Food Truck Rally, an event for the people of Fort Collins to bring their families and listen to the live music while they try out the many food options.Â
Have you ever wondered why you have a sudden fascination to try the newest food you saw on TikTok. Or why you suddenly feel pressure to get a pumpkin spice latte this early into the fall season even though the thermometers are still hitting 80 degrees every day.
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