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The Adult Learner and Veteran Services, located in the LSC, helps veterans in whatever way they can and gives them valuable resources to be successful at CSU.

[Photo] Veteran Symposium to discuss strength of student veterans

Ravyn Cullor
September 4, 2018
Sara Cochran is the treasurer of the Braiden Hall Council and also played a big role in the Braiden Valentines Day Candy Gram deal of 2018. CJ Johnson|Collegian

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Freshman Devon Hudiburg is one of the leaders on Braiden Hall Council that started the Candy Gram project for Valentines Day hereat CSU. CJ Johnson|Collegian

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Jake Cuddemi embracing Madi White as Kara Louvald in the play She Loves Me Not written by CSU Playwright Cierra Amavisca during the Second Annual CSU One-Act Play Festival. CJ Johnson|Collegian

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Jake Cuddemi embracing Madi White as Kara Louvald in the play She Loves Me Not written by CSU Playwright Cierra Amavisca during the Second Annual CSU One-Act Play Festival. CJ Johnson|Collegian

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CSU Percussion teacher Shilo Stroman assembles a band for his Virtuoso concert as CSU Faculty. The band consists of Shilo Stroman on Drums, Kate Harris on vocals, Ryan Fourt on Bass Guitar, and Tom Amend on Piano. (CJ Johnson | Collegian)

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CSU Percussion teacher Shilo Stroman introduces his assembled band before playing a cover of Love on Top originally performed by Beyonce.

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Guitarist Ryan Fourt showing his finesse on the Bass Guitar along with vocalist Kate Harris showcasing her vocal range during the bands cover of Always Be My Baby orignially performed by Mariah Carey

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Shilo Stroman, one of the CSU percussion teachers, and his assembled band perform their cover of Waterfalls originally performed by TLC

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Artist Nancy Judd gives an artist talk on her touring exhibition ReDress: Upcycled Style that is displayed at the Fort Collins Museum of Art until October 22.

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With very few parkign lots left on the CSU campus, the price of the parking pass has increased for students and faculty. (CJ Johnson | Collegian)

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With less parking for students around the CSU Campus, the parking pass prices continue to rise even for those who live on campus and in the dorms. (CJ Johnson | Collegian)

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The Morgan Library Parking Lot is as packed has it has ever been due to many students resorting to Pay to Park due to the steady increase in price to the Student Parking Passes. (CJ Johnson | Collegian)

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Lodgepole is the main building of the Aggie Village North Apartments and the most common move in building for new residents. (CJ Johnson | Collegian)

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The Aggie Village Apartments on the North side of CSUs campus are the newest and most popular of the apartment options for students searching for a place to live. (CJ Johnson | Collegian)

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Aggie Village on the North side of the CSU Campus has become one of the most popular apartment living locations for students over the last year since it was built in Fall 2016. (CJ Johnson | Collegian)

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The Aggie Village Apartments on the North side of CSUs campus are the newest of the apartment options for students searching for a place to live. (CJ Johnson | Collegian)

[Photo] Student housing waitlists spur plans for similar complexes

September 12, 2017
Jhené Aiko performs for CSU students and faculty at Moby Arena for Ramfest 2017. (CJ Johnson | Collegian)

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Jhené Aiko performs for CSU students and faculty at Moby Arena for Ramfest 2017. (CJ Johnson | Collegian)

[Photo] Jhené Aiko performs soulful set at RamFest

Julia Trowbridge
August 25, 2017
Headline performer; Jhené Aiko performign for CSU students and faculty during Ramfest 2017 at Moby Arena (CJ Johnson | Collegian)

[Photo] RamFest on hold after “internationally known performer” cancels tour plans

Sarah Ehrlich
August 20, 2018
Eric Bellinger famous rap artist and singer, performing for the 2017 CSU Ramfest at Moby Arena. (CJ Johnson | Collegian)

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Eric Bellinger famous rap artist and singer, performing for the 2017 CSU Ramfest at Moby Arena. (CJ Johnson | Collegian)

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Chaz French performing for CSU students and faculty during Ramfest 2017 at Moby Arena. (CJ Johnson | Collegian)

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Rap Artist Chaz French Performing for CSU student body during Ramfest 2017. (CJ Johnson | Collegian)

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Rap Artist Chaz French Performing for CSU student body during Ramfest 2017 at Moby Arena. (CJ Johnson | Collegian)

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Limited spaces in Aggie Village parking lot makes it hard for residents to find a parking spot. (Jenn Yingling | Collegian)

[Photo] CSU students design website for alternative event parking

Jenn Yingling
August 22, 2017
CSU held its annual Ascent Fashion show in April, which show cases students work in design, merchandising and modeling from the department of Design and Merchandising. (CJ Johnson | Collegian)

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A new brewing system will be installed adjacent to the RamSkeller Pub (CJ Johnson | Collegian)

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The film maker Maisie Crow (left) doing a post-film Q&A after her film Jackson during the ACT Human Rights Film Festival Photo credit: Christian Johnson

[Photo] ‘Jackson’ tells emotional story of seeking reproductive justice at ACT Human Rights Film Festival

April 20, 2017
The film maker Maisie Crow (left) doing a post-film Q&A after her film Jackson during the ACT Human Rights Film Festival

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A crowd awaits for Raving Iran, during the second annual ACT Human Rights Film Festival.

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After Raving Iran, a panel of musicians from the Fort Collins Music District have a Q&A session with the audience about being musicians in todays society.

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CSU students, faculty, and the Fort Collins Community get together to watch a selection of films during the ACT Human Rights Film Festival.

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The second annual ACT Human Rights Film Festival brings together CSU students, faculty, and the Fort Collins community to watch a diverse set of films based o human rights in todays society.

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The crowd awaits for the film to commence during the second annual ACT Human Rights Film Festival.

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Junior art major Kennedy Lindsay likes to focus on social issues in his artwork. Photo credit CJ Johnson.

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Feixue Mei is an Art Student with a concentration in Graphic Design. Mei works on a project for Intermediate Drawing. Photo credit CJ Johnson.

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Art major Conner Hollen shows off a piece that he made for his Sculpture I class. Photo credit CJ Johnson.

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CSU Graphic Design major Feixue Mei and her illustration made for her Intermediate Drawing 1 class.

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The Ralph Opera Program presents A Little Night Music, a comedy about diverse couples on the search for love. Photo credit: Christian Johnson

[Photo] Ralph Opera Program presents spring opera “A Little Night Music”

Mckenzie Moore
April 2, 2017
Kennedy Lindsay is an junior Art Major with a concentration in drawing. His works deal with social issues and problems within society.

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Robert Di Grappa is an Art Major with an concentartion in printmaking but here he is working on a sculpture for the Scuplture I class.

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Feixue Mei is an Art Student here at CSU with a concentration in Graphic Design and here she is working on a project for Intermediate Drawing.

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Conner Hollen is an Art major at CSU and here he is with a sculpture that he made for his Sculpture I class.

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During the climax of A Little Night Music, one of the couples truly finds love.

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The Ralph Opera Program presents A Little Night Music, a comedy about diverse couples on the search for love.

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The Black/African American Culrural Center hosts weekly Real Talks. This weeks provided a space to talk about Black Feminism. Photo credit: Christian Johnson

[Photo] B/AACC ‘Real Talk’ event highlights intersectionality, feminism for predominantly white institutions

March 30, 2017
Construction for the underpass on West Elizabeth and Shields has been progressing since Winter Break. (Collegian File Photo)

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Ethan Worker Sophomore Art Major working on an an Itaglio print for his Printmaking Studio class.

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Construction for the underpass on West Elizabeth and Shields has been progressing since Winter Break. (Collegian File Photo)

[Photo] Spring road closures planned for roads surrounding campus

Stuart Smith
February 13, 2017
Visiting Artist Micheal Salmond from Florida Gulf University shows off his videogame for the CSU Art Department. Photo credit: Christian Johnson

[Photo] Michael Salmond explores new media through video game art

Ashley Potts
February 12, 2017
Visiting Artist Micheal Salmond from Florida Gulf University shows off his videogame for the CSU Art Department.

[Photo] Eckburg: Video games are a different experience for female players

Bella Eckburg
January 21, 2021
Visiting videogame artist Micheal Salmond shows off his upcoming videogame: The Diaries of Proffesor Angell Deceased, to the CSU Art Department.

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Xue Yedan (Soprano) and Chen Ruoxu (Piano) performing My Hometown is Beijing during An Afternoon of Traditional Folk Music.

[Photo] Traditional Chinese folk concert brings unique music and culture to CSU

January 23, 2017
Xue Yedan (Soprano) and Chen Ruoxu (Piano) performing My Hometown is Beijing during An Afternoon of Traditional Folk Music.

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Li Ke (Violin) and Chen Ruoxo (Piano) performing during An Afternoon of Traditonal Chinese Folk Music.

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Li Ke (Violin), Wang Hong, and Chen Ruoxo (Piano) performing during An Afternoon of Traditonal Chinese Folk Music.

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In Downtown Denver, the 16th Street Mall offers free events such as Ice Skating during the holidays.

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In Downtown Denver, the 16th Street Mall offers free Ice Skating and other activities near the holidays

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The 16th Street Mall in Denverilluminates with all sorts of colorful lights around the holidays.

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Joel Bacon and Wes Kenney have a hilarious talk about Halloween as the Intermission to the performances

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College Campus Traveler brings Oil Pastels and drawing fabric for CSU students to doodle and relax during midterms

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Fort Collins residents gather in Old Town to have fun and celebrate Halloween.

[Photo] Eighth-annual Old Town Zombie Crawl benefits local charity Turning Point

Ashley Potts
October 24, 2016
The Adult Learner and Veteran Services (ALVS) located in the LSC helps veterans in whatever way they can and gives them valuable resources to be successful here at CSU. (Collegian File Photo)

[Photo] Veterans Symposium to discuss transition from higher education to workforce

Savannah Hoag
October 21, 2016
The Heritage Garden located next to the stadium will replace the current Perennial Garden on campus. Photo credit: Christian Johnson

[Photo] $2.5 million campus garden planned next to stadium

Katie Linenberger
October 19, 2016
Jessica Jochhelm (16) drives for the goal against Nevada Photo credit: Ryan Arb

[Photo] Eckert, Dietrich and Jochheim have seen it all for CSU soccer

Colton Strickler and Colin Barnard
October 5, 2016
The Adult Learner and Veteran Services (ALVS) in the Lory Student Center is commited to helping veterans in whatever way they can. Giving them access to resources they need to be sucessful here at CSU. (

[Photo] Adult Learner and Veteran Services' value-based model combats misperceptions

October 22, 2018
The Adult Learner and Veteran Services (ALVS) located in the LSC helps veterans in whatever way they can and gives them valuable resources to be sucessful here at CSU

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Hannah Gerdin (14) looks for an oppritunity to pass to her teammates against Nevada defense.

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Halley Havlicek (21) steals the ball away from Nevada offense.

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Paige Brandt (31) keeps CSUs goal safe on Friday with their 1-0 win against Nevada.

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Alex Lanning (2) drives the ball towards the Nevada goal

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Jessica Jochhelm (16) drives for the goal against Nevada

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Kasey Dietrich passes to her teammate on an offensive drive against Nevada.

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Alex Lanning (2) kicks the ball away to stop an offensive drive from Nevada.

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Outside of the Lory Student Center is a prime example of where more bike racks are needed due to high bike traffic.

[Photo] CSU committee considers relocating bike racks to higher-use areas across campus

September 26, 2016
CSU Womens Volleyball team celebrates win after beating San Jose State 3-0. (CJ Johnson | Collegian)

PHOTOS: CSU vs. San Jose State

CJ Johnson and Julia Trowbridge
September 24, 2016
Outside of the Lory Student Center is a prime example of where more bike racks are needed due to high bike traffic.

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Outside of Clark there are rarely enough bike parking spots for all the students that have classes in clark or in the buildings around it.

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This is oen of my favorite new pieces of art in the expansion. This is an Oil Painting done by Petrus Paulus Schiedges depicting a Naval Battle. The deatail and the contrast in colors make this one of the pieces that stood.

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This cereamic frog was included in the Native American Collection as part of the expansion to the museum.

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The expansion also included a Photography Exhibition with photos made by artist Patrick Nagatani called Chromatherapy.

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Limited spaces in Aggie Village parking lot makes it hard for residents to find a parking spot. Photo credit: Christian Johnson

[Photo] Aggie Village students at odds with parking availability

September 1, 2016
Lyndsey Linke being congratulated by 2016 Collegiate Challenge presenters including Mayor of Fort Collins and the Dean of the College of Buisness

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CSU Alumna Lyndsey celebrates her first place win at the 2016 Collegiate Challenge.

[Photo] SiVec Biotechnologies wins CSU Collegiate Challenge, $20,000 for business

April 28, 2016
CSU alumna Lyndsey Linke enjoying her win in the 2016 CSU Collegiate Challenge

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Lyndsey Linke, winner of the 2016 Collegiate Challenge with her $22,000 prize money and trophies.

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Competitors in the 2016 Collegiate Challenge wait for the final results for who won the $20,000 final prize

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CSU student Jesse playing newly installed piano from Piano Around Town Project.

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Artist Sierra Armstrong working on figurative portrait for Introduction to Figure Drawing class.

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Students getting their free Summer 2016 CSU tank tops at LSC during event.

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CSU staff handing out Summer 2016 Tank Tops for event at LSC.

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