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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.

You shouldn’t count Rams football out against Michigan

Braidon Nourse, Sports Editor • September 1, 2022

I get it: It’s the University of Michigan — Ann Arbor, the Wolverines, over 107,000 fans at capacity, the big dogs. That doesn’t matter — Colorado State University can hang with them. It’s...

Michigan will undoubtedly crush CSU football

Nicholas Stoll, Guest Reporter • September 1, 2022

It's time to get this out of the way: Completely objectively, bias aside, paper-to-paper, this game won’t even be close. There’s a reason Las Vegas and the betting apps have the spread hovering around...

Basketball should be the new face of CSU Athletics

Karsyn Lane, Sports Director • August 18, 2022

There is no denying the Colorado State University basketball teams are steady, stalwart forces to be reckoned with in Fort Collins and among diehard Ram supporters. Since the beginning, both the men's...

Rams fans shouldn’t close the door on football just yet

Braidon Nourse, Sports Editor • August 18, 2022

Colorado State University is a Division I program in the NCAA. Across 10 official NCAA sports that CSU competes in, two programs stand out among the rest: men’s basketball and football.  CSU has...

The Vida building at the Colorado State University Spur campus is open to the public six days a week

Expanding the CSU brand: How Spur came to Denver

Serena Bettis, Content Managing Editor • April 6, 2022

It started with a need, and now, it looks to fulfill its mission by meeting the needs of its community: the state of Colorado. Fourteen years ago, the National Western Stock Show needed new, updated...

Ryan Stonehouse, Jordan Kress show roster potential

Bailey Shepherd, Sports Reporter • April 4, 2022

If you had one last shot to live your dream, what do you think you would do with it? Last Wednesday, 12 Rams answered that very question as NFL scouts and media members descended upon the campus of Colorado...

Ross Reiter, Cam Butler give impressive performances

Braidon Nourse, Sports Reporter • April 4, 2022

With the 2021 Colorado State University football season coming to an end a few months ago, 12 graduating Rams hit the field last Wednesday to show off their physical capabilities in the hope of catching...

A partially constructed building sits on a street corner.

‘Next generation of professionals’: CSU Spur’s education mission

Serena Bettis, Content Managing Editor • March 23, 2022

Colorado's ag school has not forgotten its roots, and it's now bringing agricultural education into the urban environment. The driving force of Spur, the Colorado State University System’s new three-building...

Rising from the ashes

March 23, 2022

Mark Gabert, CW, and Jodie Woodward play their guitars together.

Let Your Light Shine benefit concert provides relief

March 23, 2022

On Feb. 20, singer Hazel Miller and nonprofit Let Your Light Shine hosted a benefit concert at Arvada Elks Lodge in support of the Marshall Fire Victims. The concert featured Hazel Miller & the Collective,...

Brothers, Tobin and Brodik look at the foundation of their home.

Sifting through memories

March 23, 2022

The Howe’s were one of many families whose homes were destroyed in the Marshall Fire. Shaun, Keaton and their two sons, Tobin and Brodik, drove up to Winter Park for a day of skiing on Dec. 30, 2021....

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