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The Rocky Mountain Collegian

All content by Christian Arndt
Best Colorado summer day hikes

Best Colorado summer day hikes

Christian Arndt, Life and Culture Director
May 25, 2023
‘Beau Is Afraid’ leaves filmgoers afraid

‘Beau Is Afraid’ leaves filmgoers afraid

Christian Arndt, Life and Culture Director
May 25, 2023
The ultimate guide to the Colorado granola look

The ultimate guide to the Colorado granola look

Christian Arndt, Staff Reporter
April 27, 2023
Intro to alt rock: 5 bands to start with

Intro to alt rock: 5 bands to start with

Christian Arndt, Staff Reporter
April 18, 2023
Holly Wong speaks about her art installation, Guardian of the Spirits, at the Curfman Gallery at Colorado State University April 4. “Some people ask me how I pick colors,” Wong said. “These are complementary colors. They are inspired from Chinese lion dance. You personify the animal. These are a personified, larger-than-life, female force. The colors are energizing and boundless. I’m interested in getting beyond gender.”

‘Guardian of the Spirits’ gallery embraces femininity

Christian Arndt, Staff Reporter
April 12, 2023
Introducción al punk rock: 5 bandas para empezar

Introducción al punk rock: 5 bandas para empezar

Christian Arndt and Imelda Barrios
April 11, 2023
“Sustainable Gardens” by Lisa Cameron Russell in Old Town Fort Collins March 1. “Sustainable Gardens was a gift from the Downtown Development Authority through the Art in Action project.

Art in Public Places program enriches FoCo community

Christian Arndt, Staff Reporter
April 6, 2023
Intro to punk rock: 5 bands to start with

Intro to punk rock: 5 bands to start with

Christian Arndt, Staff Reporter
March 21, 2023
Josiah Martinez of Denver-based band Immigrants Child speaks about the state of the Colorado music scene during an interview on KCSU Radio in the Lory Student Center March 5. I think there is just a huge sentiment for a lot of people wanting the Denver music scene, or the Colorado music scene in general, to expand from where it is, Martinez said. I do think were on that cusp of it potentially getting to that next level, but it is just a lot of DIY stuff. It is being propped up by a lot of grassroots-type organizations.

Local band Immigrant’s Child combines music with heritage

Christian Arndt, Staff Reporter
March 9, 2023
CSU theater examines HIV/AIDS epidemic discrimination

CSU theater examines HIV/AIDS epidemic discrimination

Christian Arndt, Staff Reporter
February 16, 2023
‘Skinamarink’ brings darkest childhood fears to life

‘Skinamarink’ brings darkest childhood fears to life

Christian Arndt, Staff Reporter
February 7, 2023
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