Sierra Grimm, Arts and Culture Reporter
• May 2, 2022
Congratulations: The spring semester is coming to an end, and while the summer semester and summertime are approaching, it’s time to celebrate all the hard work you’ve done with a delicious date night.
Whether...
The Colorado State University men’s golf team finished the 2022 Mountain West Men's Golf Championship tournament in style this past weekend. The Rams finished as runners-up on the team leaderboard, while...
The Colorado State University softball team swept right over the University of Nevada, Reno last weekend in a three-game series. Over this past weekend, the Rams showed out in Ram Field, hitting Nevada...
As housing prices increase along the Front Range, staff and faculty at Colorado State University are finding it harder to live near campus.
In a study done by the Common Sense Institute, trends in housing...
Hailee Stegall, Arts and Culture Reporter
• May 1, 2022
Horoscopes can be applied to your sun, moon and rising signs.
AQUARIUS (Jan. 20 - Feb. 18)
Gain closure, Aquarius. Whether it’s from an old relationship, a job offer or even a TV show,...
The last few days of the semester are coming to an end, and summer break is on the horizon. The days of grinding away at term papers and cramming for finals are coming to a close, and for some, the result is receiving a degree. For the rest of us, the struggle will continue when the fall semester rolls around.
If there is any time to not take classes during the summer, this is it. COVID-19 restrictions are lifting as vaccination totals continue to go up and the number of cases goes down, resulting in plenty of activities to partake in. Go to a concert or a ballgame; just enjoy the sun.
The Colorado State University track and field team took to the rubber for the last time this regular outdoor season at the Fresno State Invitational that took place at California State University, Fresno...
As Colorado State University quickly approaches its spring 2022 graduation ceremony, the University made a monumental decision that exemplified its undying support for free speech on campus: issuing campus preachers honorary communications degrees.
“They spend as much time on campus as every student,” said Poe Lark, a spokesperson for CSU’s graduation planning team. “It’s time for CSU to make a public stand in support of free speech on campus once and for all.”
Just about any kid in Fort Collins has — at least once — found themselves asking "Why is there a giant 'A' on that hill?" at some point or another.
The explanation at its most basic goes somewhat...
As the 51st senate of the Associated Students of Colorado State University came to a close, they passed new legislation, heard speeches from seniors and swore in the new president, vice president and speaker...
The Colorado State University women’s golf team made their final trip of the season this week as they competed in the 2022 Mountain West Women's Golf Championship. The tournament was hosted at the Mission...
Bicyclists and people on electric scooters over 15 years old are now able to generally treat stop signs as yield signs and red lights as stop signs.
Gov. Jared Polis signed House Bill 22-1028, known...
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