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Benito Encarnacion plays the piano outside the Lory Student Center.

CSU’s public piano fills campus with spontaneous music

Callum Burke, Collegian Columnist • April 7, 2022

Warm weather is on the horizon in Fort Collins, and with that comes more time to relax outside and bask in the many delights sprinkled throughout campus. Whether that be tossing around a frisbee on...

The tee markers are made in the style of Colorado State University colors and the CSU flag at the Ram Masters Invitational Sept 17, 2019.

CSU men’s golf ties for 3rd place at Wyoming Cowboy Classic

Jack Taylor, Sports Reporter • April 6, 2022

The Colorado State University men's golf team tied for third place in the 2022 Wyoming Cowboy Classic on Tuesday. After a turbulent opening day, just two Ram golfers were keeping par at the meet. However,...

UFC fighter Yoshiyuki Yoshida kicks his opponent, Josh Koscheck, during the UFC's Fight for the Troops event held at the Crown Coliseum in Fayetteville, N.C. Kosheck won the match by knocking out Yoshida 30 seconds into the first round. More than 9,000 Fort Bragg troops attended the charity event which benefitted veterans. (U.S. Army photo by SPC Christopher T. Grammer, 50th Public Affairs Detachment Via Wikimedia Commons)

Making a case for mixed martial arts in the Olympics

Jeremiah Janzen, Sports Reporter • April 6, 2022

The 2020 Tokyo Summer Olympics saw the addition of several new sports, including softball, baseball, skateboarding, sport climbing, surfing and karate. Despite the inclusion of these new events, one of...

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Lopez: CSU supports self-discovery

Dominique Lopez, Collegian Columnist • April 6, 2022
College is a time for growing, a time for developing, a time when students of all races, genders and ethnicities can come together in one location with the same goal in mind: to discover themselves without the constraints of parental control. Here at Colorado State University, that journey of self-discovery is one freshmen know all too well. Thanks to the preexisting knowledge that this journey is something that will happen for new students, the Office of Inclusive Excellence is one of those places where these students can turn in times of need.
(Graphic Illustration by Jake Dunaetz | The Collegian)

Cup or bust for the Colorado Avalanche after trade deadline

Jack Taylor, Sports Reporter • April 6, 2022

The NHL's 2022 trade deadline was March 21, providing fans with the most exciting week of professional hockey besides the Stanley Cup Finals. With the Colorado Avalanche being the cup favorites for the...

New Mexico vs. Colorado: How are cannabis laws different?

Grayson Acri, Cannabis Reporter • April 6, 2022

As the first Colorado-bordering state to legalize recreational cannabis sales, New Mexico began retail cannabis sales April 1. The Colorado cannabis legalization amendment, Amendment 64, was passed in...

Climate Column (Graphic Illustration by Abby Flitton | The Collegian)

Tusinski: Climate change is on Colorado’s doorstep; we don’t seem to care

Dylan Tusinski, Collegian Columnist • April 5, 2022
In the summer of 2020, the skies above Fort Collins were filled with dark gray ash. The mountains to the west were illuminated by the orange glow of the massive Cameron Peak Fire, which scorched over 200,000 acres of land over the course of roughly four months, making it the biggest wildfire in Colorado's history. The Cameron Peak Fire was both one of a long series of increasingly destructive wildfires that occurred in the summer of 2020 and a harbinger of an unfortunate new reality: The climate crisis is no longer a far-off possibility we have time to prevent.
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