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McMillan: CSU should better communicate COVID-19 testing procedures

Adah McMillan, Collegian Columnist • March 7, 2022
In late January, I had cold symptoms and found out a friend I’d been hanging out with had COVID-19, so I filled out the symptom reporter and received an automated email that told me someone would contact me for additional information.  In the meantime, I scheduled a saliva screening for the next day. When I showed up for the screening, I was told that because I had symptoms, I had to skip the screening and go straight to the nasal swab test. But no one followed up with me on my symptom reporter, and it was impossible to schedule a nasal swab test through the Colorado State University Health Network without the public health referral I hoped to get from the saliva screening.
The Campus Information desk is located by the Colorado State University Transit Center at the Lory Student Center Feb. 23, 2020. CSU is planning to renovate the north end of the LSC.

North LSC renovation to begin in May after 2-year delay

Isabel Brown, News Reporter • March 5, 2022

Following graduation this May, the Colorado State University Lory Student Center will undergo renovations to the north end, which will continue until approximately May 2023. Mike Ellis, associate vice...

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Courageous Strategic Transformation to guide CSU’s future

Noelle Mason, News Reporter • March 3, 2022

Editor’s Note: Read the Spanish version of this article here. Last month, Colorado State University President Joyce McConnell presented the new Courageous Strategic Transformation plan to the CSU...

Burke: Olympics history is clouded with poor location choices, waste

Callum Burke, Collegian Columnist • March 3, 2022
As you know, the Winter Olympic games are an event where the world’s top winter sport athletes compete for the gold medal in their desired event. Every four years the National Olympic Committee decides which country and cities will host the Olympic games. The issue is that, time and time again, the countries and cities chosen to host the Winter Olympic games have brought with them countless issues. Even as recent as this year in Beijing, the city presented quite a few problems of their own. While diving into all these pitfalls lightly, we are going to look at a few other bizarre Olympic location fails in history.
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