Colorado residents are officially set to vote Tuesday, Nov. 8 in the midterm elections. While there aren't really any sports-related issues on the ballot this year, it begs the question if we could be...
Coming to college and experiencing what is likely your first taste of independence can be scary and uncertain. Meeting new people, getting a new job, adjusting to a new schedule — all of it is overwhelming but oh, so worth it.
One of your newfound abilities as an independent adult is exercising your right to vote — and it’s arguably the most important one. Plus, getting involved in Fort Collins and understanding the community is a great way to connect to your new home for at least the next four years.
Dylan Tusinski, Collegian Columnist
• October 19, 2022
In 2018, when Jared Polis was first running to be Colorado's governor, he pitched himself as a progressive candidate set to disrupt the Coloradoan political establishment.
While on the campaign trail, Polis held rallies in the Colorado State University Lory Student Center and across Colorado alongside congressmen Bernie Sanders and Joe Neguse, both of whom are among the most progressive national politicians in the country. The aim was to drum up support from Colorado's progressive voters, and it worked.
Therapy is impactful in treating addictions, and psilocybin in combination with said therapy increases the efficacy of quitting over a short or long period.
Ivy Secrest, Life and Culture Director
• October 18, 2022
The state of Colorado has the second-highest voter turnout in the United States, according to Ballotpedia. Colorado has adopted policies and general attitudes that have created a robust voting culture.
“Our...
Five pairs of candidates are running for Colorado governor and lieutenant governor, jobs that implement state laws and oversee the Colorado executive branch primarily.
Heidi Ganahl/Danny Moore
Republican...
DJ Vicente, Miles Buchan, and Serena Bettis
• October 18, 2022
In the November election, Larimer County voters will elect a commissioner for District 1, a county clerk and recorder and a county treasurer. The commissioner district encompasses Timnath, Wellington and...
Positions for the Larimer County assessor, surveyor, sheriff and coroner are up for election on the November ballot.
According to the Larimer County assessor webpage, "the county assessor is responsible...
Michael Stella, Collegian Columnist
• October 18, 2022
We're nearly two years into President Joe Biden's term, and America has been witness to enormous legislative accomplishments from the Democratic president and Democratic Congress. Despite having the fourth equally split Senate in American history, Biden has found a way to get the job done and deliver to the American people.
The United States Senate is a difficult place for the Democratic trifecta to get legislation passed because legislation requires a majority vote to pass, and with the Republican Party's reluctance to do anything for the American people, it is an uphill battle.
Allie Seibel, Katherine Borsting, and Emmalee Krieg
• October 18, 2022
Some of the state offices on the Colorado November ballot are secretary of state, state treasurer and attorney general.
The secretary of state is in charge of elections among several other divisions,...
State representatives serve in a state-level legislative branch. Their position is meant to represent people within their voting district concerning state laws. While upholding the state’s constitution,...
Ivy Secrest, Life and Culture Director
• October 17, 2022
Colorado's second congressional district is currently represented by Democrat Joe Neguse; however, constituents will decide between Neguse and his opponents based on their respective campaigns Nov. 8.
Joe...
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