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Neurodiversity Alliance empowers neurodiverse students

Neurodiversity Alliance empowers neurodiverse students

Barnaby Atwood, Staff Reporter • February 23, 2023

The Neurodiversity Alliance, currently known as The LD Alliance at Colorado State University, provides a way for neurodiverse students and allies to connect and organize to spread awareness and advocate...

Aza Rose shows off her talents during her show of hypnosis at the Art Lab Fort Collins Feb. 17. "I want to prove to people that hypnosis is real," Rose said. "I want to make the process of transitioning easier for people."

Trans-affirming hypnotist Aza Rose performs at the Art Lab

Sophia Masia, Staff Reporter • February 23, 2023

Editor’s Note: Read the Spanish version of this article here. On Feb. 17 comedy and hypnosis collided at Aza Rose’s Valentine's Day performance at the Art Lab Fort Collins. “It was sweet,...

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CSU track and field prepares for championship meet

Tyler Azzaro and Dylan Heinrich • February 22, 2023

The Mountain West Track and Field Championships began in 2000 and have been hosted by several schools in the conference. Each year these schools compete to determine the best team overall while the athletes...

Weed to Know: How to roll your cannabis

Weed to Know: How to roll your cannabis

Miles Buchan, Staff Reporter • February 22, 2023

When it comes to cannabis being rolled up into something smokable, there are many methods of doing so and even more terms to learn. Starting out, it can be easy to become lost in a sea of slang, but with...

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ASCSU considers protesting, striking against tuition increase

Dylan Tusinski, Staff Reporter • February 22, 2023
Affordable CSU, a group organized by members of ASCSU, brainstormed ways to galvanize student opinion against the Board of Governors' planned tuition increase. Their ideas ranged from in-class presentations and tabling on the Lory Student Center Plaza to coordinated student protests and on-campus labor strikes.
Henry: More education will help us better celebrate Black History Month

Henry: More education will help us better celebrate Black History Month

Brendan Henry, Staff Reporter • February 22, 2023
Feb. is the dedicated month to celebrating Black heritage and culture and how it has positively impacted American society.  It is easy to see the reminders on social media and in the public sphere about the celebration of Black History this month, but do we take the time throughout the year to actively appreciate the impact Black Americans have had on our society as a whole? 
Egg prices at Safeway in Fort Collins, Colorado Feb. 17.

Peck: Our food system tells us why groceries are so expensive

Aaron Peck, Staff Reporter • February 21, 2023
If you shopped at any grocery store recently, you probably noticed the ridiculous inflation of prices for everyday food items such as eggs, milk and bread. A quick stop at any store for a few items can easily turn into an expensive ordeal. It feels like forever since I have been able to keep the bill under $20. The issue affects people nationwide, with the average American spending an extra $72.01 a month on groceries. Many people are feeling the strain on their finances and are forced to be more frugal with their purchases.
Fort Collins Foodie Walk: A tasty way to explore Old Town

Fort Collins Foodie Walk: A tasty way to explore Old Town

Emmalee Krieg, Staff Reporter • February 21, 2023

It’s free, it’s fun, it’s food — Feb. 17 was not a night to miss.  The Fort Collins Foodie Walk in Downtown Fort Collins came around again just like it has every third Friday of the month...

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