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Everyone gets a piece of the pie in Rams’ win over Wyoming

Braidon Nourse, Sports Editor • February 27, 2023

The bottom two men’s basketball teams in the Mountain West Conference, Colorado State University and the University of Wyoming, met again at Moby Arena Friday night. Though there wasn’t much up for...

Rams track takes on Mountain West Championship

Tyler Azzaro, Staff Reporter • February 22, 2023

Now that the regular indoor season is over, Colorado State University’s track team will compete in the Mountain West Conference Championship meet Feb. 23-25 in Albuquerque, New Mexico. With the postseason...

Rams field preps for success in Mountain West Championship

Dylan Heinrich, Staff Reporter • February 22, 2023

As the indoor track season winds down, one major event remains for the Colorado State University field team. The Mountain West Track and Field Championship meet will take place Feb. 23-25 in Albuquerque,...

Rams track begins indoor campaign with multiple PRs

Tyler Azzaro, Staff Reporter • January 17, 2023

Rams track had an eventful weekend competing on the second day of competition. For the men, Tyler Colwell finished second with a time of 21.57 seconds in the 200-meter dash. “I didn’t really know...

CSU field jumpstarts 2023 with podium-filled performances

Dylan Heinrich, Staff Reporter • January 17, 2023

The first standout performance came from junior Celyn Stermer, whose 4.13 meter pole vault mark set both the CSU record and the facility record.  On the men’s side, Sam Mrky placed second with a...

‘Fresh blood has the culture changing’ for Rams track

Tyler Azzaro, Staff Reporter • January 17, 2023

Sprints have had some strong performances at the beginning of the season, earning several podium appearances by both men and women. With indoor track events picking up steam, Colorado State is looking...

Rams field hopes to exceed high expectations

Dylan Heinrich, Staff Reporter • January 17, 2023

A new addition to the throwing team is sophomore Klaire Kovatch. Kovatch was a three-time state discus champion in Montana while also earning the title of Gatorade Montana Girls Track & Field Player...

Eckburg: Twitter opens discourse but is not a place for total free speech

Bella Eckburg, Opinion Director • December 5, 2022
Twitter is arguably the social media for working adults and the place for debate, information and memes. It’s less about algorithms and beauty and more about how effective you are at conveying information in 280 characters or less.  You can add a gif or photo or post an audio message, but the platform comes down to a short tweet at its core. 

Stella: Let’s give Elon Musk the benefit of the doubt

Michael Stella, Staff Reporter • December 5, 2022
Twitter is the king of social media. No other social media platform offers a forum for debate and civic engagement quite like Twitter does. It's the place where an increasing number of people get their news and where news is spread. After all, at the end of any Collegian article, reporters put their Twitter handles for people to follow them, not any other platform handles.
Members of the First Korean Church of Fort Collins, interacts with the audience after the performance at the Annual NoCo Korean culture festival in Old Town Square

A Colorful Welcome to a Cultural Fort Collins

Tri Duong, Photo Director • September 29, 2022

The annual Northern Colorado Korean Festival returned to Fort Collins for its second year with a turnout of approximately 250 attendees. The event was hosted with support from the Hansori Korean Culture...

Tusinski: Crowding the campus preachers shows CSU’s community

Dylan Tusinski, Collegian Columnist • September 12, 2022
Keith Darrell and Shawn Holes have become recurring characters on the Colorado State University Lory Student Center Plaza. They show up at the start of every semester to preach their bigoted interpretations of the Bible, spouting homophobic, sexist and racist rhetoric at students on their way to class. The preachers almost always draw a big crowd. People show up to earnestly ask questions, shout back at the preachers and — most importantly — make fun of their hateful rhetoric.

Stella: Stop giving the campus preachers what they want — a crowd

Michael Stella, Collegian Columnist • September 12, 2022
The campus preachers have already been out on The Plaza within the first two weeks of school, spewing their nonsensical and hate-filled rhetoric as they have the last few academic years. That means the massive crowds of students surrounding the so-called preachers have also returned, which is exactly the problem.  The campus preachers — a loose and dishonest nickname given to people who think they are accurately depicting the word of God when they are doing quite the opposite — can only survive on campus with the attention of students.
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