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ASCSU President candidate Jacob Epperson and Vice President candidate Carter Hill pose for a portrait on Mar. 28, 2018. (Colin Shepherd | Collegian)

ASCSU Campaign: Jacob Epperson and Carter Hill

Natalia Sperry • March 28, 2018

Video by Chapman Croskell For Jacob Epperson and Carter Hill, service to the students is key to improving accountability and transparency within the Associated Students of Colorado State University. “We...

Tony Felice leads participants in the March for Our Lives in a chant demanding gun control as they continue through the streets of Denver Saturday afternoon. (Davis Bonner | Collegian)

Thousands attend Denver March for Our Lives to talk gun rights, gun violence

Audrey Weiss • March 25, 2018

Video by Chapman Croskell Thousands of people took to the streets and headed for Civic Center Park in Denver to bring attention to gun violence in the wake of the Parkland, Florida shooting that occurred...

CSU students, staff walkout for Parkland, Florida shooting victims

CSU students, staff walkout for Parkland, Florida shooting victims

Samantha Ye • March 25, 2018

Video by Chapman Croskell For 17 minutes, students and staff of Colorado State University stood in silence on the Plaza. Each minute was dedicated to one of the 17 lives lost in the high school...

Students, teachers and community members filled Old Town Square during the March for Our Lives rally on March 24. (Ashley Potts | Collegian)

Fort Collins community rallies for ‘March for Our Lives’

Meagan Stackpool • March 25, 2018

Video by Chapman Croskell Protesters filled Old Town, Fort Collins March 24 to advocate for gun reform, following the Parkland, Florida shooting in which 17 people were killed. Fort Collins for Progress...

Students, community members and activists gather outside the Cristol Chemistry and Biochemistry building on CU Boulder's campus to protest Turning Point USA's guest speaker Ann Coulter. (Davis Bonner | Collegian)

Students protest, walk out of Ann Coulter event at CU Boulder

Erin Douglas • March 21, 2018
Ann Coulter came to CU Boulder campus, members of the CSU community attended.
Echo Mountain, located outside of Evergreen and Idaho Springs, is only a 50-minute drive from Denver. While the hill only has one chairlift, Echo specializes in those looking to hone their skills or learn the sport. (Davis Bonner | Collegian)

Collegian Ski Report: Echo Mountain offers cheaper alternative for skiing

Ty Betts • February 23, 2018

Video by Erica Giesenhagen [new_royalslider id="707"]   The Mountain With only one chairlift, Echo Mountain is one of the smallest ski areas you will find in Colorado. If you are coming from...

Marthe Cohn, a survivor of the Holocaust, speaks about her experiences as a French spy during WWII at CSU on Feb. 21.

World War II Jewish spy, Holocaust survivor talks white supremacy, espionage career

Austin Fleskes • February 22, 2018

Video by Chapman Croskell The crowd rose to their feet in a rousing round of applause as Marthe Cohn, the guest speaker for Colorado State University's 20th annual Holocaust Awareness Week, took the...

Collegian Ski Report: Arapahoe Basin offers new terrain and unique atmosphere

Collegian Ski Report: Arapahoe Basin offers new terrain and unique atmosphere

Ty Betts • February 15, 2018

[new_royalslider id="704"] Editor's note: The Collegian Ski Report highlights some of the best skiing in the Rocky Mountains. What’s New The Beavers and The Steep Gullies at Arapahoe Basin encompass...

Cars are parked along Meldrum St. just north of campus in a neighborhood that uses the Residential Parking Permit Program. The program is designed to make Fort Collins neighborhoods safe and keep the streets less congested. It increases the amount of street parking available to residents and guests while still allowing space for other people who may need to park along the street. (Joe Oakman | Collegian).

Despite increasing population, Fort Collins residential parking permits not expected to expand

Audrey Weiss • February 14, 2018

Video by Ira Weiss The Fort Collins population is expected to grow by 107 percent by 2050, but with dramatic growth comes implications. Specifically, parking has been impacted, not only by the...

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Exhausted? Exhausted Anonymous has the Answer

Doug Hay • February 5, 2018

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White nationalists clash with Antifa following Charlie Kirk event at CSU

White nationalists clash with Antifa following Charlie Kirk event at CSU

Collegian Staff • February 2, 2018
White nationalists clashed with Antifa and other protesters and student protesters Friday after altercations started on the Colorado State University Plaza.
According to the Colorado Flu Report, Colorado has seen 2,366 hospitalizations, 111 outbreaks and one pediatric death in connection to the flu so far this season. (Photo Illustration by Davis Bonner | Collegian)

CSU Health Network runs out of flu vaccine as national flu season persists

Audrey Weiss • January 31, 2018

Video by Sunday Miller With news sources bombarding the public with warnings of an especially threatening flu season, Colorado is no exception to the implications. According to the Colorado Flu...

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