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A graphic of a ram with the phases of the moon around its head to the left of the words, Horoscopes by The Collegian, on a blue background of little constellations.

Horoscopes April 24-30

Abby Flores, Staff Reporter • April 24, 2023

Horoscopes can be applied to your sun, moon and rising signs. Dear stars, We just entered a Mercury retrograde in Taurus April 21. You may be feeling its effects heavily because Taurus rules finances...

CSU women's golf places 3rd in MW championship

CSU women’s golf places 3rd in MW championship

Damon Cook, Staff Reporter • April 24, 2023

The Colorado State University Rams women's golf team placed third in the 2023 Mountain West Women's Golf Championship behind the University of New Mexico Lobos and the San Jose State University Spartans....

The Colorado State University football team plays against each other during the Green vs. Gold spring game in Canvas Stadium April 22.

Rams go head-to-head for spring Green vs. Gold football game

Kaden Porter, Staff Reporter • April 24, 2023

Colorado State University football returned to Canvas Stadium for their annual Green vs. Gold spring game April 22. The game saw the green team beat the gold team 34-24, wrapping up a weekend that included...

CSU Theatre presents ‘Machinal’ debut

CSU Theatre presents ‘Machinal’ debut

Sophia Masia, Staff Reporter • April 20, 2023

The Colorado State University School of Music, Theatre and Dance is putting on "Machinal," a play by Sophie Treadwell, April 21-23 and 27-30 at the University Center for the Arts. Sophie Treadwell's...

Izabelle Hood, president of the Dead Poets Society Club, shares a poem during their meeting in the Willard O. Eddy Hall April 18.

Dead Poets Society builds community through art of poetry

Sulaiman Akbar, Staff Reporter • April 20, 2023

The Colorado State University Dead Poets Society is a great place for people looking for a creative club. It is an organization created for people who want to share their ideas and expressions through...

Stacey Baumgarn, Tonie Miyamoto, Mary Liang, Nik Olsen, Fran Letts and Carol Dollard of Colorado State University's Sustainability Tracking, Assessment & Rating System team was recognized for CSU's fourth straight Platinum STARS rating in a row April 18.

University celebrates achievements in sustainability

Grant Coursey, Staff Reporter • April 20, 2023

The Colorado State University President’s Sustainability Commission celebrated CSU’s commitment to the environment at their Sustainability Recognition and Milestones Event Tuesday, April 18 in the...

Reduce, reuse, recycle isn't a waste at CSU

Reduce, reuse, recycle isn’t a waste at CSU

Ivy Secrest, Life and Culture Director • April 20, 2023

Whether it's due to trendiness or personal morals, sustainability and how we reduce our carbon footprint have become a major focus, especially at Colorado State University over the past decade. Solar...

Colorado State University dance students perform "Expedition" choreographed by faculty member Susie Garifi during the spring dance concert's first official dress rehearsal April 12.

Gallery: Spring Dance Concert

Louisa Petrillo, Staff Photographer • April 20, 2023

The Colorado State University annual Spring Dance Concert took place April 14-15 at the University Center for the Arts. The concert began with rehearsals choreographed by faculty members — including...

Seriously: CSU unfairly punishes students who don't care about school

Seriously: CSU unfairly punishes students who don’t care about school

Aaron Peck, Staff Reporter • April 19, 2023
College is a place where individuals go to expand their worldview, learn new skills and increase their chances of achieving success. On the other hand, college provides many with their first taste of freedom.  College is supposed to be a space for higher education where all people can come for the possibility of a better future. However, a disturbing pattern has been discovered across virtually every school in the country that is leaving some students disappointed with their college experience.
Fort Collins Mayor Pro Tem, Emily Francis and Colorado State University students listen to Fort Collins City Councilmember Kelly Ohlson at Monday night's roundtable event in Ballroom B at the Lory Student Center April 17. Kelly Ohlson has been an outspoken supporter of Fort Collins' U+2 housing ordinance frequently bringing him into conflict with students seeking to repeal the ordinance. Monday night gave both students and Ohlson a chance to get to know each other outside of the contentious issue.

ASCSU hosts annual roundtable with FoCo City Council

Grant Coursey, Staff Reporter • April 19, 2023

On Monday night, the Associated Students of Colorado State University showcased its annual roundtable event with the Fort Collins City Council. The event was designed to teach students how City Council...

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