With the start of the spring semester, Colorado State University rolled out its plan to phase out mandatory fees for graduate assistants, starting with 50% of fees covered this semester.
The plan is...
Colorado State University's Board of Governors is planning a tuition increase for the coming year, which will continue to widen the gap between it and the national average for in-and-out-of-state tuition.
This new tuition increase comes amid a lot of turmoil regarding faculty and staff pay on campus, especially with Colorado’s minimum wage reaching $13.65 this year; however, is CSU really able to justify the rise in tuition considering the value of the degree the students leave with?
Taylor Paumen, Content Managing Editor
• January 19, 2023
In the past month, most of us got the chance to take a much-needed break, and whether you spent it with family or alone, it was prime time to indulge in some cannabis.
A friend of mine was newly hired...
Alexander Wilson, Social Media Coordinator
• January 18, 2023
Sugarplum fairies dancing across the stage bring the holiday spirit to many people during the dark and cold winter.
Over winter break, Contemporary Dance Academy performed the timeless ballet "The...
As a third-year Business Major at Colorado State University in Fort Collins, Colorado, life was moving
very fast in the Spring of 2022. I was balancing a heavy class load and working 15-20 hours a week.
The summer months were on the horizon, and I had not yet secured an internship when I came across an
open position at CSU Spur. I decided to investigate further, but little did I know at the time that this was
going to be such an engaging and rewarding experience.
New Colorado State University President to be, Bamy Barson, announced her plan for an office of president administrative partnership with BigCorp last Thursday.
“During my time at BigCorp, I worked with a lot of good people,” said Barson in her announcement email. “They know how to best maximize profits while delivering top-notch service in flexible roles.”
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Ivy Secrest, Life and Culture Director
• January 17, 2023
Opening in a bar with a mall Santa and the real Santa Claus speaking through drunken complaints is certainly an innovative way to begin a Christmas movie.
Tommy Wirkola’s “Violent Night” is...
The Colorado State University track and field team took on the two-day University of Colorado Boulder Potts Invitational Jan. 13-14. Most athletes for the Rams competed in their first event of the season,...
With the beginning of the spring 2023 semester at Colorado State University, the vacated Best Western University Inn leaves experiences of students now long gone.
“It really was a situation where we...
Horoscopes can be applied to your sun, moon and rising signs.
Dear stars,
Happy New Year! There are several planetary movements to look forward to in 2023.
Our luminous sun has been in steady...
The Colorado State track and field 2023 indoor season is underway. CSU has competed in three different events so far this season before going into the heart of competition. Some athletes are looking to...
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