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Why we’re changing our comment policy

Why we’re changing our comment policy

The Collegian • September 19, 2017

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...

Rob Novak, CSU Warner College of Natural Resources Director of Communications welcomes the audience to the Wild and Scenic Film Fetival on Septmeber 15. (Jack Starkebaum | Collegian)

Wild and Scenic Film Festival highlights conservation with Yvon Chouinard

Casey Setash • September 16, 2017
Yvon Chouinard, the founder of Patagonia, spoke about conservation and viewed films about environmental activism and recreation.
The Village Vidiot, located on 1220 W.. Elizabeth St., will close due to construction of the new West Elizabeth underpass. (Ashley Potts | Collegian)

Village Vidiot closing after more than 25 years in Fort Collins

Stuart Smith • September 7, 2017

https://youtu.be/3UUwthU98EM   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...

Early September 2017, Fort Collins community members cheer at a DACA solidarity rally outside Cory Gardner's office after finding out the senator signed in support of the DACA program. (Maya Shoup | Collegian)

Solidarity rally held in front of Sen. Cory Gardner’s office following DACA repeal

Tony Villalobos • September 6, 2017

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...

Illustration by Sam Shepardson | Collegian)

Fake noose found in CSU residence hall amidst University attempts to address racial tensions

Erin Douglas • August 29, 2017
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.
Kip, the one year old Poodle, waits for his owner to throw a tennis ball at the Pooch Plunge on August 27. (Ashley Potts | Collegian)

Annual pooch plunge makes a splash at City Park

Miranda Moses • August 28, 2017

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NqYd5PuxKN4 Video by Ryan Crist [new_royalslider id="620"] For many, the end of summer is an inevitable mourning period for long sunny days, bare feat, non-stop watermelon,...

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Jhené Aiko to headline RamFest

Randi Mattox • August 23, 2017

Video by Zach Bermejo Event: RamFest When: August 24 at 5 p.m. Where: Moby Arena Price: Students $10, General $30 Grammy award-winning R&C artist, Jhené Aiko, will perform at...

A crowd gathers for a first look at the new on-campus stadium during an open house. (Chapman Croskell | Collegian)

Fans gather to finally see what the new stadium is all about

August 5, 2017
CSU Athletics hosted an open house at the stadium on Saturday morning.
Roxie, 7 years, waits patiently for her owners to finish dinner tied to the patio at Blue Agave Grill. Photo: Mikaela Rodenbaugh | Collegian Photo credit: Mikaela Rodenbaugh

A guide to dog-friendly businesses in Fort Collins

Mikaela Rodenbaugh • July 31, 2017
Struggling to decide between hanging out with human's best friend or getting out of the house? Fear not, there are plenty of places to bring your dog along in FoCo.
Raunig: Poudre River dams are deadly, Fort Collins should take action

Raunig: Poudre River dams are deadly, Fort Collins should take action

Colin Raunig • July 27, 2017
The Poudre river poses safety issues that need to be resolved by the city of Fort Collins.
Rocks balanced on the Poudre River. (Collegian File Photo)

Summer safety on the Poudre River

Colin Raunig • July 18, 2017
With recent accidents on the Poudre River, the Poudre Fire Authority has tips on how to stay safe.
Chickens at the A to Z Global Folk Art exhibit (Julia Trowbridge | Collegian)

Global Village Museum presents folk art in new exhibit

Julia Trowbridge • July 3, 2017

Video by Oliver Homan | Collegian You don't have to travel the world to see original pieces of artwork from multiple different countries; thanks to the Global Village Museum of Arts and Cultures, you...

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