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Hauss Hejny (8), quarterback for the Colorado State University football team, points at the crowd behind the north end zone in Canvas Stadium after scoring a touchdown against San Diego State University Oct. 24. Hejny threw for 333 yards, including 3 touchdown passes, leading the Rams to a 56-49 victory over the Aztecs.
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Running back Durell Robinson (11) runs the ball through the line of scrimmage as his teammates tackle the San Diego State University defense during a football game in Canvas Stadium Oct. 24. Robinson had the most rushing attempts of any CSU rusher with 19 attempts totaling 86 yards.
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Running back Cedric Ross (22) carries the ball after a hand-off from Hauss Hejny (8) during Colorado State University’s home football game against San Diego State University Oct. 24. The Rams rushed for 216 yards against the Aztecs and won the game 56-49.
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Colorado State University football players celebrate with wide receiver Tommy Maher (10) while he returns to the sideline after scoring a touchdown for the Rams during their game against San Diego State University Oct. 24. Maher’s second touchdown of the game came after catching a 54-yard pass from quarterback Hauss Hejny (8), the longest pass of the game.
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Lavon Brown (4), a Colorado State University wide receiver, runs the ball down the field during CSU’s football game against the San Diego State University Aztecs Oct. 24. Brown caught an 8 yard pass from quarterback Hauss Hejny (8) and ran the ball 11 yards to convert to first down.
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Colorado State University offensive lineman Jayden Tuia (50) lifts running back Durell Robinson (11) to celebrate Robinson’s touchdown during a home game against San Diego State University Oct. 24. Robinson scored two rushing touchdowns for the Rams, contributing to their 56-49 win over the Aztecs.
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Tight end Nader Chirchi (88) and offensive lineman Braden Hales (73) celebrate a Colorado State University touchdown in the first quarter of the Rams’ home matchup against San Diego State University Oct. 24. After losing four games back to back, CSU football secured a win at Canvas Stadium with a final score of 56-49.
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Tommy Maher (10) celebrates a touchdown in the first quarter of Colorado State University’s game against San Diego State University in Canvas Stadium Oct. 24. Maher caught a 9-yard pass from quarterback Hauss Hejny (8) at the SDSU 12 yard line before running it to the end zone.
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Durell Robinson (11), a running back on the Colorado State University football team, faces off against San Diego State University defense during a home football game in Canvas stadium Oct. 24. Robinson rushed for 86 yards and scored 2 touchdowns in the game.
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Durell Robinson (11) celebrates a touchdown during Colorado State University’s football game against San Diego State University Oct. 24. The running back scored two touchdowns and rushed for 47 yards in the first half of the game.
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Colorado State University running back Durell Robinson (11) pushes through the San Diego State University defense to score a touchdown for the Rams during their game in Canvas Stadium Oct. 24. This was one of two touchdowns in the first half of the game for Robinson.
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Oumar Diomande (2), a linebacker on the Colorado State University football team, tackles a San Diego State University running back during the first quarter of the Rams’ matchup against the Aztecs Oct. 24. Diomande put up 6 tackles and 2 solo tackles in the first half of the game.
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Tommy Maher (10), a Colorado State University football wide receiver, touches the ground in the end zone to score a touchdown for the Rams during their game against San Diego State University in Canvas Stadium Oct. 24. Maher led the Rams with 108 receiving yards.
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Cerys Hembury, Photo Director
October 25, 2026
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Cerys Hembury, Photo Director
Cerys Hembury is a second-year student studying political science and English. After working as a staff photographer during her first year, she is now one of the acting photo directors for the 2026-27 school year.
Hembury was born and raised in Aspen, Colorado, and after spending 18 years in the state, she figured the move to Fort Collins wouldn’t entail many surprises. However, she soon found out that much like a trip along I-70, this town is more complex than it seems on the map. During her year as a staff photographer, Hembury fell in love with Fort Collins’ deceptive simplicity. Layers of music culture, outreach programs, locally owned businesses and love for the outdoors revealed themselves with each passing photo assignment.Â
Under the guidance of Cait Mckinzie and Sofia Raikow, her photo director and assistant photo director respectively, she grew in both knowledge and confidence. It was largely thanks to them that her photos of the second Fort Collins No Kings protest were published by The Colorado Sun, an accomplishment that 14-year-old Hembury would never have imagined when she spent her first paycheck on a Canon camera.Â
This year, she looks forward to upholding The Collegian’s legacy by leading the newspaper’s team of photographers to create impactful photojournalism. Every edition of The Collegian serves the students who create it and the students who read it. Being part of that history enriches connections between community members, both in the university and beyond.Â