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The Rocky Mountain Collegian

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Tusinski: University marches for MLK Day, ignores #NotProudToBe demands

Tusinski: University marches for MLK Day, ignores #NotProudToBe demands

Dylan Tusinski January 24, 2023
A week ago, roughly 1,500 people gathered and marched to commemorate Martin Luther King Jr. Day. The group of Colorado State University students, Fort Collins community members and Colorado activists symbolically marched on a route that acknowledged Black families that settled in Fort Collins in the early 1900s and culminated in a set of speeches at the Lory Student Center from local politicians and community leaders. Only 250 people stuck around for the speeches following the march.
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 Jan. 23-29

Abby Flores January 23, 2023

Horoscopes can be applied to your sun, moon and rising signs. Dear stars, The new moon this past Saturday has welcomed us to the age of Aquarius. Ruled by the innovative planet Uranus, you will...

Colorado State University senior guard Destiny Thurman (2) puts pressure on University of Nevada, Reno, guard Alyssa Jimenez (12) at Moby Arena Jan. 19. CSU won 84-67 with Thurman grabbing 29 points to lead the Rams in scoring.

CSU women’s basketball wins 5th straight against Nevada

Kaden Porter January 19, 2023

The University of Nevada, Reno’s women’s basketball team came to Moby Arena Jan. 19 looking to defeat the Rams, but it was Colorado State that came away with the 84-67 win in their orange-out game. The...

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Eckburg: A tuition increase is not the answer, students assemble

Bella Eckburg January 19, 2023
Colorado State University's Board of Governors is planning a tuition increase for the coming year, which will continue to widen the gap between it and the national average for in-and-out-of-state tuition.  This new tuition increase comes amid a lot of turmoil regarding faculty and staff pay on campus, especially with Colorado’s minimum wage reaching $13.65 this year; however, is CSU really able to justify the rise in tuition considering the value of the degree the students leave with? 
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