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Athena Koss paints a purple piano depicting Euterpe on Mountain Ave.

FOCUS: Piano Painter

Sara Shaver, Photographer • August 6, 2022

Micheal Brust posing as “IT” in a clown themed room at the Theta Chi fraternity haunted house at The Outpost Leasing Center at 530 Lupine Drive, Fort Collins Oct 22. The Colorado State University fraternity hosted the yearly haunted house to sponsor a fundraiser for the United Service Organizations as their roots were based from military students, 100% of the proceedings went to the USO. (Grayson Reed | The Collegian)

Fraternity gives back at fright fest

Grayson Reed, Photographer • October 27, 2021

Colorado State University’s Theta Chi fraternity hosted a haunted house at The Outpost Fort Collins leasing center on 530 Lupine Drive Oct. 22. The haunted house had four different themed rooms from...

Stephen Young of the Mountain Maidu tribe sits at his kitchen table weaving traditional tribal basketry Oct. 12. Young is the first in five or more generations of his family to weave basketry, learning for the past two years from tribal masters as well as on his own. “Baskets are the primary tools of life among all Californian Native people and many people in the Great Basin,” Young said. (Garrett Mogel | The Collegian)

Woven culture: The art of basketry

Garrett Mogel, Photographer • October 17, 2021

According to Stephen Young of the Mountain Maidu tribe, baskets were the tools of life for Indigenous people. Baskets were a means of carrying water, food storage, cooking and even to carry babies. Young...

Dylan Edmiston showcases his Mark I Iron Man suit in his home workshop Sept. 19. Edmiston's workshop is where he has either made the tools himself or modified them to the specifications needed to create the suit. The suit has taken him three years to create, with a goal of having one of his future suits break the speed of sound. (Grayson Reed | The Collegian)

From Marvel’s comics to Colorado State University

Grayson Reed, Photographer • October 3, 2021

Dylan Edmiston is the designer and manufacturer of the Mark I Iron Man suit. He crafted it himself in his home workshop located in Fort Collins, Colorado. “My goal is to become Iron Man, as much as...

Various shoes sit on a table from the Colorado Shoe School Sept. 7. (Ellie Shannon | The Collegian)

One size can fit all at the Colorado Shoe School

Ellie Shannon • September 13, 2021

Annabel Reader, co-owner of the Colorado Shoe School, created the school with Dan Huling in 2018 and enjoys teaching how to make some stylish footwear. Reader used to work with costumes, which inspired...

Colorado State University Korean dance club member Corinne Wilson dances at the front of the line in a filmed performance at the Campus Crossings at Ram's Pointe tennis court Oct. 18, 2020.

Photo Feature: Korean Dance Club at CSU

Anna von • October 19, 2020

Colorado State University Korean Dance Club members met at the Campus Crossings at Ram's Pointe tennis court to do a dance cover of K-pop band Blackpink's "Ice Cream" Oct. 18. The year-old club made...

Two nurses sit outside Poudre Valley Hospital waiting for the Colorado Air National Guard 140th Wing F-16 flyover May 6. (Matt Tackett | The Collegian)

Focus: COVID-19 Coverage

Matt Tackett • May 10, 2020

Usually, the Fort Collins Focus is a half-page image printed in every copy of The Rocky Mountain Collegian and published online during the normal publication schedule. As many students have traveled home...

Loveland resident Lloyd Drew hikes towards the Devil's Backbone trail head in Loveland March 16. Drew moved from Indiana to Colorado four years ago and his favorite trail is Bobcat Ridge, Devil's Backbone being his second favorite. "I think a lot more people are hiking at Devil's Backbone today than usual, but I think it is partly because schools are closed because of spring break and the virus," said Drew. "I think hiking is a good thing for children to do now to help prevent spread of the virus because they are outdoors instead of indoors with a group of people." (Anna von Pechmann | The Collegian)

Fort Collins Focus: March 2020

Anna von • April 9, 2020

The Fort Collins Focus is a half-page image printed in every copy of The Rocky Mountain Collegian and published online during normal the publication schedule. The focus section was established as a place...

Nadia Parriott plays in a pinball tournament at Pinball Jones in Old Town Feb. 23. Parriott has been playing pinball for almost two and a half years, her favorite machine being either Bonsai Run or Elvira's House of Horrors. Parriott originally hails from New York City, coming to Fort Collins for "art and love," the latter playing a bigger part she says. Now her and her husband reside in Fort Collins hoping to move to Golden, Colorado to be closer to the mountains. (Luke Bourland | The Collegian)

Fort Collins Focus: February 2020

Anna von • April 9, 2020

The Fort Collins Focus is a half-page image printed in every copy of The Rocky Mountain Collegian and published online during normal the publication schedule. The focus section was established as a place...

Senior Marketing major Devon Heywood stands on the corner of Prospect Rd. on the afternoon of Jan. 25 in a speedo holding a sign which reads “I suck @ fantasy”. Heywood stood with the sign for an hour as punishment for falling in last place of his Fantasy Football league. At the beginning of the season Heywood “did not think this was a possibility” for him, but in the last week of the season his teams began performing poorly, consequently moving him to last place. “I had the choice between a spray tan, shaving my eyebrows or doing this,” said Heywood. “So I picked this.” (Lucy Morantz | The Collegian)

Fort Collins Focus: January 2020

Anna von • April 9, 2020

The Fort Collins Focus is a half-page image printed in every copy of The Rocky Mountain Collegian and published online during the normal publication schedule. The focus section was established as a place...

Erik Carlson installs an art piece by the Anatomy and Zoology building on Dec 11. Carlson and his wife Erica Carpenter have a company called area c projects where they designed this piece, which was commissioned by the University and Colorado Creative Industries. Nick Hollibaugh fabricated the piece and him and Carlson worked to install it. Carlson said the piece, called “veil,” was inspired by a “cell shape that was discovered recently, called the scutoid” and “it’s about looking into… the building blocks of life.” (Ryan Schmidt | The Collegian)

Fort Collins Focus: December 2019

Anna von • April 8, 2020

The Fort Collins Focus is a half-page image printed in every copy of The Rocky Mountain Collegian and published online during normal the publication schedule. The focus section was established as a place...

Fifth year Chemical and Biological Engineering student Austin Reed spends some time practicing his BMX tricks with his friend Alonso Preciado on the sunny afternoon of November 13th. He picked up the hobby 3 years ago. In this photo he practices a trick called a wheely bar spin. "I like to ride BMX to stay in shape and take my mind of the daily struggle," said Reed. (Addie Kuettner | The Collegian)

Fort Collins Focus: November 2019

Anna von • April 8, 2020

The Fort Collins Focus is a half-page image printed in every copy of The Rocky Mountain Collegian and published online during normal the publication schedule. The focus section was established as a place...

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