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Sanctuaries like Foothills Unitarian Church provide a safe place for immigrants when they are in need.
Senior Minister Reverend Gretchen Haley said after the 2016 presidential...
Video by Marlo Lundak
Regulars of the Bean Cycle may have noticed that the books from Wolverine Farm Publishing Company have been absent from the coffee shop in Old Town Fort Collins, though...
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Salah Abdel-Ghany and Daniele Tavani, two Colorado State University staff members, became U.S. citizens in a ceremony at Rocky Mountain National Park in August.
Tavani, an...
Video by Zach Bermejo
This Saturday, one of the most magical events to grace Fort Collins commenced for its third year. Hundreds of little fuzzy dog loafs dressed in assorted tiny costumes strutted...
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What prompted a group of students from the University of Northern Colorado to vape in hopes of blowing Greeley's bad smell into Wyoming?
Turns out it was a Facebook event...
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Colorado State University hosted a panel featuring two artists who start social conversations with their art.
The panel was held Sept. 21 from 5:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m....
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A beer bong has the ability to take you from zero to buzzed in no time. Whether you are pregaming, partying hard or you got off work late and need to get on the...
Video by Chapman Croskell
Editor’s note: Editorials do not reflect the view of all employees of the Collegian, but instead represent a stance taken by the Collegian’s editorial board, which consists...
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After more than 25 years in the city, Fort Collins’ last independent video store is closing.
The beginning of the end for the the Village Vidiot started when construction...
Video by Sunday Miller
Colorado State University students and Fort Collins residents lined Shields Street waving signs in support of the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program.
Fort Collins...
Two days before classes started, Elijah Thomas found a noose constructed of crepe paper dangling from the stairs in front of his floors’ entrance. As the only Black/African-American resident on his floor, police and CSU residence life considered it a targeting incident. In the moments that followed, Thomas took a video of the noose and posted it on Facebook. In the days that followed, Colorado State University would respond with emails, meetings and statements.
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