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[Photo] Jackson Morris places third at USATF Junior Outdoor Championships

June 21, 2018
Drink orders wait to be prepared by a barista at Morgans Grind coffee shop in the Library.

[Photo] Campus coffee shops see rise in customer caffeine consumption

May 6, 2014
Sophmore history major and barista Cody Reed adds espresso to a drink at Morgans Grind coffee shop in the Library yesterday afternoon. The campus coffee shop will be extending their hours until midnight through this week and finals week, allowing students to get late night drinks while preparing for finals.

[Photo] Campus coffee shops see rise in customer caffeine consumption

May 6, 2014
Freshman art major Julie Kaspari prepares ink for a four-colored lithographic print in the lab yesterday afternoon. Kaspari created her print, which had to be a food theme, of food and a knife on a cutting board.

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Mo Jeauxs Bar and Grill closed around sunrise yesterday morning, a sight that may change throughout Fort Collins soon. Legislation is currently being negotiated that could allow bars to serve alchohol past the current 2 am limit.

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Former CSU womens basketball standout A.J. Newton has received a $7,500 post-graduate scholarship from the NCAA.

[Photo] CSU player of the week: women’s basketball’s AJ Newton

February 5, 2014
Colorado State head coach Ryun Williams walks off the court with players after the Rams tough loss to in state rival CU. CSU had the game within one point with thirty seconds to go but were unable to capitalize on chances and fell to the Buffs 63-59.

[Photo] Comeback push left women's basketball down 59-63 to CU

November 12, 2013
ROTC members protect the Bronze Boot at War Memorial Stadium in Wyoming in 2013.

[Photo] Three centuries of bad blood, chaos and profanity

November 6, 2015
Colton Iverson played one season for Colorado State and Larry Eustachy before being selected in the second round of the 2013 NBA Draft.

[Photo] Prediction: Colton Iverson is a mid second round pick

June 27, 2013
Junior wildlife biology major Brent Pease, left, Agriculture graduate student Amy Kousch, center, and sophmore soil and crop science major Colton Heeney plant cabbage in the student sustainable farm yesterday afternoon. The student run farm grows a variety of fruits, vegtables and other plants and has done so for the last 16 growing seasons.

[Photo] Summer signals CSU agricultural research

May 7, 2013
Junior wildlife biology major Brent Pease, left, Agriculture graduate student Amy Kousch, center, and sophmore soil and crop science major Colton Heeney plant cabbage in the student sustainable farm yesterday afternoon. The student run farm grows a variety of fruits, vegtables and other plants and has done so for the last 16 growing seasons.

[Photo] College of Agricultural Sciences raking in students

May 9, 2014
Elephant Revival plays to a crowded Lory Student Center Theater at the Spring Commencement concert Saturday evening. The concert marked the finale to the senior week celebrations before graduation next Saturday the 18th.

[Photo] Elephant Revival: “Where Words Fail…Music Speaks”

February 20, 2014
Brother Matt of Consuming Fire Youth Minestries argues on the stump with students last year. Tomorrow is Seniors on the Stump where seniors can stop and pass knowledge to current students outside of the Lory Student Center.

[Photo] Colorado State seniors address the plaza with memories and wisdom

May 1, 2013
Various business students work in the business computer lab inside Rockwell hall Wednesday afternoon. The CSU College of Business was recently awarded the top Business College in the state by Bloomberg magazine.

[Photo] LinkedIn’s idea expansion

February 27, 2014
Muskateer Gripweed plays at the YarmonyGrass Music Festival this past summer. The band will perform on Saturday night from Midnight - 1:30am at the Aggie Theatre in Old Town.

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Tealights rest on the steps of the Administration building Tuesday evening at the Vigil in honor of those lost and injured in Mondays Boston Marathon bombings.

[Photo] CSU loves Boston: Students hold vigil Tuesday night

April 16, 2013
Fort Collins homeless resident And Swanson recieves a free haircut from volunteer Teri Luna of Cheeks Beauty School during Project Homeless Connect at the Atzlan Community Center Friday morning. The annual event provides individuals and families suffering with homelessness with neccesary ammenities including doctor checkups, dental help, veterinary services and haircuts.

[Photo] Project Homeless Connect: An event to change lives

April 12, 2013
Grounds maintinence supervisor Rodney Gillespie uses a snow broom to clear snow in front of the Acedemic Village Tuesday afternoon. Various groups on campus, including CSUs ROTC program, shovel snow at the crack of dawn to clear the way for the tens of thousands who work and study at the university.

[Photo] What does it take to get a snow day at CSU?

April 10, 2013
Senior wide reciever Dominique Vinson runs the 40 yard dash during yesterdays Pro Day in the Indoor Practice Facility. Dominique and 7 other Ram seniors gave their best in front of NFL scouts in hope of being drafted for the upcoming season.

[Photo] Former CSU football players work out for Pro Day with NFL scouts

March 14, 2013
Senior political science major Josef Canaria recieves resume advice from career counsler Jon Linn in the Career Center Wednesday afternoon. With graduation coming soon, many students are going the extra mile to impress prospective employers.

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Senior political science major Josef Canaria recieves resume advice from career counsler Jon Linn in the Career Center Wednesday afternoon. With graduation coming soon, many students are going the extra mile to impress prospective employers.

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Physics professor Bruce Berger lectures students in the engineering building Monday afternoon. Although most college hire Adjunct professor to meet their needs, overall college employee mainly tenure-track faculty.

[Photo] Colleges at CSU employ more tenure than adjunct faculty

March 12, 2013
Physics professor Bruce Berger lectures students in the engineering building Monday afternoon. Although most college hire Adjunct professor to meet their needs, overall college employee mainly tenure-track faculty.

[Photo] Colleges at CSU employ more tenure than adjunct faculty

March 12, 2013
The Colorado State marching band performs at a football game at Hughes Stadium this past season. The marching band will be traveling to perform at the 2013 Saint Patricks Day Parade in Dublin, Ireland.

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The sculpture Steel Splat by Doris Laughton sits in front of the University Center for the Arts. With the recent removal of the Soup Can sculpture from the UCA, the building will be adding new art instalations throughout.

[Photo] UCA to expand art museum for new collection

February 27, 2013
The sculpture Steel Splat by Doris Laughton sits in front of the University Center for the Arts. With the recent removal of the Soup Can sculpture from the UCA, the building will be adding new art instalations throughout.

[Photo] Visualize: University Art Museum Benefit

January 23, 2014
CSU guard Wes Eikmeier drives past SDSU guard Chase Tapley Feb. 23. The Rams host No. 16 New Mexico Saturday with first place in the Mountain West on the line.

[Photo] CSU basketball will to try to stop New Mexico’s Tony Snell Saturday in battle for Mountain West first place

February 22, 2013
Member of the Loveland High School JROTC drill team Alex Bartnes presents arms during practice Wednesday morning. The group will be competing in the Ram Battalion Drill Meet tomorrow.

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Member of the Loveland High School JROTC drill team Alex Bartnes presents arms during practice Wednesday morning. The group will be competing in the Ram Battalion Drill Meet tomorrow.

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Junior Biology major Miles Eckley shops for books at the Lory Student Center bookstore Monday. With the rising cost of tuition and being a student in general, the university is working on a bill that will establish a tax holiday for all Colorado State university bookstores.

[Photo] Textbook tax holiday bill to clear air for future bills

February 19, 2013
Junior Biology major Miles Eckley shops for books at the Lory Student Center bookstore Monday. With the rising cost of tuition and being a student in general, the university is working on a bill that will establish a tax holiday for all Colorado State university bookstores.

[Photo] Students generally get 40 percent return during University textbook buyback

May 5, 2015
With the recent legalization of Marijuana and retail operations expected to be up and running next year, medical marijuana businesses are in a position to decide whether they want to break into the retail market, or stay under the MMJ umbrella.

[Photo] MMJ industry members on Amendment 64’s impact on dispensaries

February 11, 2013
Students warmup before practicing monologues in Professor Eric Princes Theatre class Monday morning at the University Center for the Arts. Since 2006 the number of theater majors has tripled, sparking changes such as the addition of upper division courses and Major name changes so that students can more easily find the major.

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Students warmup before practicing monologues in Professor Eric Princes Theatre class Monday morning at the University Center for the Arts. Since 2006 the number of theater majors has tripled, sparking changes such as the addition of upper division courses and Major name changes so that students can more easily find the major.

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Two RamRide volunteers in the same car were pulled over on suspicion of DUI Friday morning at 2 a.m. The driver was charged with counts of speeding, driving under the influence, possession of marijuana and possession of drug paraphernalia.

[Photo] ALERT: RamRide not operating Feb. 28 to March 1

February 26, 2014
Two RamRide volunteers in the same car were pulled over on suspicion of DUI Friday morning at 2 a.m. The driver was charged with counts of speeding, driving under the influence, possession of marijuana and possession of drug paraphernalia.

[Photo] RamRide Return operations suspended, organizational review and restructuring

February 20, 2013
The Colorado Dept. of Higher Education recently clarified the rules surrounding who can issue official certificates. Colorado state law declares that certificates can only be issued by two year institutions and graduate programs.

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The Colorado Dept. of Higher Education recently clarified the rules surrounding who can issue official certificates. Colorado state law declares that certificates can only be issued by two year institutions and graduate programs.

[Photo] UPDATE II: State official said CSU not issuing state-recognized certificates

January 28, 2013
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[Photo] UPDATE II: State official said CSU not issuing state-recognized certificates

January 28, 2013
Junior zoology major Samantha Alba (left) and junior natural recreation and tourism major Elena Hammering walk past the construction at the corner of Elizabeth St and City Park Ave. Sunday afternoon. The contruction is becoming a nuisance to many walkers as it is forcing them to walk in the street or j-walk in order to aviod it.

[Photo] Consuelo’s out, 7-Eleven in

January 28, 2013
Miles Baby Boogaloo Brown (left) and Bailey B-Boy Bailrok Munoz are a funk and soul influenced hip-hop dance group based out of California. The pair was discovered on the TV show Americas Got Talent.

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Miles Baby Boogaloo Brown (left) and Bailey B-Boy Bailrok Munoz are a funk and soul influenced hip-hop dance group based out of California. The pair was discovered on the TV show Americas Got Talent.

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Freshman journalism major Breamma Haas, right, picks up reserved books from sophmore mechanical engineering major David Presley in the North Ballroom of the Lory Student Center Tuesday afternoon. Textbook reservation is available to any student through the bookstore offering a quick, convinient way to get textbooks.

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Fort Collins resident Alex Florea hands a Campus Cash coupon book to sophmore Zoology major D. Ruckman outside of the Eddy Building Tuesday. With second semester beginning yesterday, students have returned the pestering of free giveaways and quick questions when passing between classes.

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Head Coach Ryun Williams explains a new play to Emily Johnson,10, and LaDeyah Forte,1, during practice. The Rams face Loyola Marymont in Los Angeles this evening and are in search of thier first road win of the year.

[Photo] CSU women’s basketball improved defensively over challenging 2012 season

March 25, 2013
Senior philosophy major and member of the ROTC program Joel Scott reads the names of fallen soldiers outside of the Lory Student Center Monday afternoon. The yearly tradition of ROTC soldiers reading the names of servicemen and woman who made the ultimate sacrafice for the United States is an annual celebration of vetrans day and raises awareness for students on campus.

[Photo] CSU ROTC runs 40 miles for Border War tradition

October 17, 2013
Senior philosophy major and member of the ROTC program Joel Scott reads the names of fallen soldiers outside of the Lory Student Center Monday afternoon. The yearly tradition of ROTC soldiers reading the names of servicemen and woman who made the ultimate sacrafice for the United States is an annual celebration of vetrans day and raises awareness for students on campus.

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Student voter Hunter Sohl prepares to register to vote early in the Lory Student Center. President Obama seems to be paying a lot of attention to student voters in hopes they will swing him into office for a second term.

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Student voter Hunter Sohl prepares to register to vote early in the Lory Student Center. President Obama seems to be paying a lot of attention to student voters in hopes they will swing him into office for a second term.

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A marijuana plant grows in a local medical caregivers grow room. Ballot 301 might bring dispensaries back to Fort Collins.

[Photo] Proponents of Amendment 64 in Fort Collins react to the legalization of marijuana

November 5, 2012
A marijuana plant grows in a local medical caregivers grow room. Ballot 301 might bring dispensaries back to Fort Collins.

[Photo] Don't give them a reason

November 18, 2013
Senior mechanical engineering major Nate Sherman votes in the North Ballroom of the Lory Student Center Monday afternoon. Early voting began yesterday in the LSC and is open from 8 am to 5 pm until next Friday, November 2.

[Photo] Proposition 108 would allow unaffiliated voters to participate in non-presidential primaries

October 26, 2016
Senior mechanical engineering major Nate Sherman votes in the North Ballroom of the Lory Student Center Monday afternoon. Early voting began yesterday in the LSC and is open from 8 am to 5 pm until next Friday, November 2.

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Fort Collins resident Kirby Hamill shoots at the Fort Collins Archery Range Monday afternoon. The Archery Range, located off of Prospect and i-25, features two practice ranges at marked yardages and an unmarked fourteen target field range that runs along the Poudre River.

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Freshman biology major Nick Uddo attempts his bowl of day ones chili at the 2012 Chilli Challenge in Corbett dining hall Monday afternoon.

[Photo] The freshman negative 15 is a real thing at CSU

October 20, 2016
Freshman biology major Oliver Mischler reads the recipe for the first days chili at the 2012 chilli challenge in Corbett dining hall Monday afternoon.

[Photo] Colorado State Chili Challenge celebrates 10 years of heat

October 9, 2012
From top right, freshman business majors Eric Krieger, Ian Fox, Hulon Ware and freshman computer engineering major Corey Runyon tackle their bowl of chili during day one of the Chili Challenge at Corbett dining hall Monday afternoon. The chilli challenge is a five day chilli eating competition, where each day competitors attempt to finish a bowl of chili spicier then the previous day.

[Photo] Best late night eats

August 21, 2014
From top right, freshman business majors Eric Krieger, Ian Fox, Hulon Ware and freshman computer engineering major Corey Runyon tackle their bowl of chili during day one of the Chili Challange at Corbett dining hall Monday afternoon. The chilli challenge is a five day chilli eating competition, where each day competitors attempt to finish a bowl of chili spicier then the previous day.

[Photo] Food Review: Durrell Dining Hall

February 18, 2014
Sophmore political science major and ROTC cadet Logan Gappa directs young rams into the bouncy castle at the Ag Day celebration before the football game at Hughes Stadium Saturday afternoon. The annual alumni barbque gets together past and present Rams in an effort to raise scholorship money for for students.

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Sophmore political science major and ROTC cadet Logan Gappa directs young rams into the bouncy castle at the Ag Day celebration before the football game at Hughes Stadium Saturday afternoon. The annual alumni barbque gets together past and present Rams in an effort to raise scholorship money for for students.

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Patrons purchase beers tokens from a tent at the 2012 Tour de Fat in Old Town Saturday afternoon. The annual ride and festival attracts more than 20,000 costume-clad riders to cruise around the streets of Old Town Fort Collins.

[Photo] 2012 Tour de Fat raises $87,000 for Fort Collins’ biking community

September 3, 2012
Fort Collins community members attempt to ride one of the rideable art bikes at Tour de Fat Saturday. The annual ride and festival attracts more than 20,000 costume-clad riders to cruise around the streets of Old Town Fort Collins.

[Photo] 2012 Tour de Fat (Slideshow)

September 3, 2012
Senior perfroming arts major Michael Toland in the Griffen Concert Hall at the University Center for the Arts. Toland recently returned from Washington D.C. where he was asked to act for the summer.

[Photo] Kennedy Center welcomes Colorado State theater major Michael Toland into the fold

August 22, 2012
Senior perfroming arts major Michael Toland in the Griffen Concert Hall at the University Center for the Arts. Toland recently returned from Washington D.C. where he was asked to act for the summer.

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