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The Rocky Mountain Collegian

The Student News Site of Colorado State University

The Rocky Mountain Collegian

The Student News Site of Colorado State University

The Rocky Mountain Collegian

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Tracing the legacy: Women’s rugby continues to make history

Liv Sewell, Staff Reporter November 9, 2023

History is heavily ingrained in Colorado State University's campus. To the untrained eye, CSU holds history in its records, such as the fastest 50-yard freestyle swim set by Amy Van Dyken or the school’s...

Psychedelic drug MDMA is headed to FDA

Psychedelic drug MDMA is headed to FDA

Jenn Dawson, Science Editor November 9, 2023

MDMA-assisted psychotherapy has completed a series of clinical trials as effective treatment for post-traumatic stress disorder. The substance MDMA — colloquially known as ecstasy and molly — is now...

Gregory Cajete presents his presentation on an ecological philosophy, Native science, living the earth, facing the sun and seeking the light Nov. 6.

NACC keynote: Native perspectives matter in academics

Sananda Chandy, Staff Reporter November 9, 2023

Native American educator Gregory Cajete delivered the Colorado State University Native American Cultural Center's Native American Heritage Month Keynote discussing Native sciences and the importance of...

Lynn Tesson and Les Sunde embrace after a dance at the Downtown Holiday Lighting Ceremony in Old Town Square, Fort Collins.

Lighting ceremony sparks holiday cheer in Old Town

Jack Fillweber November 9, 2023

Halloween has come and gone much more quickly than most realize. With the cooler weather and the expiration of fall, it feels appropriate to start thinking about the holidays. Holiday lights bring tremendous...

Seriously: Founding Fathers take over Fort Collins voting day

Seriously: Founding Fathers take over Fort Collins voting day

Emma Souza, Collegian Columnist November 8, 2023
If you spot flowing white locks and a trenchcoat around town, it’s not your philosophy professor — it’s just James Madison. This past election day, unsuspecting Fort Collins locals reported several packs of wig-wearing, stocking-clad individuals at various voting sites across the city. They were later identified as the Founding Fathers.
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