Presidential and vice presidential candidates for the Associated Students of Colorado State University Rob Long and Elijah Sandoval spoke at a town hall meeting March 28 at 7 p.m. in the Lory Student Center...
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Max Hogan, Arts and Culture Reporter
• March 28, 2022
Local sludge metal/hardcore punk band Old Skin performed an impromptu album release show March 24 promoting their new album, "Towering Monolith of Flesh," supported by the low, heavy melodies of three-piece...
What a ride it has been for senior Lauren Gale over her decorated career at Colorado State University. From conference champion to Olympian to history-maker, it seems there aren't many milestones Gale...
Dylan Tusinski, Collegian Columnist
• March 28, 2022
The other day, I was at a small house party. I was hanging out with a group of four or five people, and for whatever reason, we were talking about various injuries and illnesses we'd had over the years. I mentioned I'd broken one of my toes while playing hockey, a girl mentioned she'd once gotten pneumonia and then another girl blurted out she'd gotten chlamydia from her ex.
The conversation lulled for a minute as we all took in what we just heard. Obviously, there's nothing really wrong with having chlamydia — or any other sexually transmitted infection for that matter — but it felt so out of place to hear that mentioned out loud among virtual strangers.
Serena Bettis, Content Managing Editor
• March 28, 2022
Editor's Note: The Collegian collaborated with CTV Channel 11 on this interview. Full interviews for all of the speaker of the senate candidates are available on the CTV 11 YouTube page.
Elections...
The Colorado State University women’s polo team held a series against Montana State University. The teams played in Fort Collins, Colorado, at B.W. Pickett Arena March 26-27 at 11 a.m. both days, with...
Editor's Note: The Collegian collaborated with CTV Channel 11 on this interview. Full interviews for all of the speaker of the senate candidates are available on the CTV 11 YouTube page.
Elections...
Editor's Note: The Collegian collaborated with CTV Channel 11 on this interview. Full interviews for all of the speaker of the senate candidates are available on the CTV 11 YouTube page.
Rithik Correa...
Just two weeks after the indoor track and field season came to a close, the Colorado State University Rams started their outdoor campaign.
The team competed at the Spank Blasing Invitational held at...
The Colorado State University softball team was back in action this weekend as they welcomed the women of San José State University to Fort Collins for a three-game series.
The Rams desperately needed...
Dillon Gross, Collegian Columnist
• March 27, 2022
So much of our lives are measured by our years in school. There’s always the next step for students currently in the school system. It goes from elementary school to middle school to high school and then, possibly, to college. For at least 12 years, there’s a clearly defined next step we can rely on.
Within each grade, there’s a very set routine students follow: Get up every day, go to school, talk to friends, do an extracurricular activity, go home and do homework, then sleep. Rinse and repeat.
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