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Colorado State University students sit on the lawn at the Lory Sculpture Garden Sept. 20.

CSU students take on rejection post-rush week

Katherine Borsting, Life and Culture Reporter • September 27, 2022

The rise of #RushTok and Alabama rush content on social media has shown sorority rush week as a glamorous, multi-day process that can make or break a woman’s college experience. Colorado State University...

Students sit outside the Women and Gender Advocacy Center March 23 The WGAC offers support to survivors of relationship violence.

WGAC educates, provides support concerning interpersonal violence

Samy Gentle, Staff Reporter • September 27, 2022

The Women and Gender Advocacy Center at Colorado State University is the result of more than 50 years of “evolution of the student and academic affairs structures,” according to the WGAC website, starting...

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Eckburg: Why would we respect the elders who don’t respect our future?

Bella Eckburg, Opinion Director • September 27, 2022
We’ve all heard the phrase “respect your elders,” especially if you grew up in a particularly religious household. Having respect for older generations and their ideas has been a stronghold in American culture for decades — after all, we are deriving our current culture from the culture they grew up in.  Ageism in this country is also common, with people viewing older people as more frail or senile, especially since the idea of being and looking young is so desired in American culture. 
CSU women's soccer goes 1-0-1 to end 4-game road trip

CSU women’s soccer goes 1-0-1 to end 4-game road trip

Tyler Azzaro, Staff Reporter • September 27, 2022

The Colorado State University women’s soccer team took on San Diego State University Sept. 22. Three days later, they played The University of New Mexico, concluding their four-game road trip. The Rams...

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Ranked choice voting picks up traction in Fort Collins

Emmalee Krieg, Staff Reporter • September 26, 2022

Ever since Fort Collins City Council members voiced support for ranked choice voting, and according to an article from the Coloradoan, the voting method also referred to as instant runoff voting has gained...

Henry: Life is worth more than living in a complacent mindset

Henry: Life is worth more than living in a complacent mindset

Brendan Henry, Collegian Columnist • September 26, 2022
Complacency sucks. It creeps up on you right after you say you are going to make a change, and then before you know it, nothing changes. You get stuck in a situation that you and only you can get yourself out of, but it is simply easier to remain as is.  What is complacency? According to the Merriam-Webster dictionary, complacency is “self-satisfaction especially when accompanied by unawareness of actual dangers or deficiencies.” Essentially, this means you are comfortable even when things are not necessarily great.
Colorado State University football head coach Jay Norvell speaks to a referee at the Rams' game against California State University, Sacramento Sept. 24. The Rams lost 41-10.

CSU football concludes nonconference play winless

Kaden Porter, Staff Reporter • September 24, 2022

In their fourth and final nonconference game of the 2022 season, Colorado State University football hosted California State University, Sacramento in Canvas Stadium Sept. 24 for the program’s annual...

Colorado state middle blocker Kennedy Stanford (17) tips the ball over the net as University of Nevada Las Vegas middle blocker Dakota Quinlan (2) and rightside hitter Chloe Thomas (5) jump up to block Sept. 22. The Rams, who were wearing their orange out uniforms as a throwback to when they were the Colorado A&M Aggies, won 3-0 against the visiting UNLV Rebels. Stanford led the team with 11 kills.

Rams sweep UNLV for 1,000th program win

Braidon Nourse, Sports Editor • September 22, 2022

The Colorado State Rams volleyball took on the University of Nevada, Las Vegas in the midst of a sea of orange Sept. 22 in celebration of CSU’s Ag Week. The Rams celebrated their ninth win of the season...

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