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The Student News Site of Colorado State University

The Rocky Mountain Collegian
Hannah Parcells

Hannah Parcells, News Editor

Hannah Parcells is currently the news editor at The Collegian, a role that she loves dearly. Parcells uses she/her pronouns and began writing for The Collegian in fall 2023 as a reporter under the news, science, opinion and life and culture desks. 

Parcells is currently pursuing two degrees: a Bachelor of Science in psychology and a Bachelor of Arts in political science with a concentration in global politics. Parcells has always been passionate about understanding and helping other people and hopes to use her education to try and leave the world a little better than she found it. 

Raised in Castle Rock, Colorado, Parcells grew up with a love of learning, music and writing. She’s always working to learn more about the world through history and art and loves being introduced to new places, people and ideas. 

On the off chance that she’s not buried in textbooks, research papers and policy analyses, Hannah can be found on a hike, watching movies or at any local bookstore or coffee shop, feeding her ongoing addictions to both caffeine and good books.

Parcells is incredibly proud of the work she’s done at The Collegian so far and is excited to continue that work as an editor of the news desk.

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Associated Students of Colorado State University Vice President Alex Silverhart and ASCSU intern Lauren Johnson pose with free emergency contraceptives on The Plaza April 24.

ASCSU reproductive health care initiative launches 1st phase on Plaza

Hannah Parcells, News Editor
April 25, 2024
Associate Students of Colorado State University Vice President Alex Silverhart poses with two of the free emergency contraceptives being handed out on the Lory Student Center Plaza Wednesday, April 24.

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Stickers of condoms being handed out by the Associated Students of Colorado State University alongside free sexual healthcare products on the Lory Student Center Plaza Wednesday, April 24.

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Boxes of emergency contraceptives being handed out for free by the Associated Students of Colorado State University on the Lory Student Center Plaza Wednesday, April 24.

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Boxes of emergency contraceptives being handed out for free by the Associated Students of Colorado State University on the Lory Student Center Plaza Wednesday, April 24. The table also had informational sheets about sexual healthcare and other free contraceptives.

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Boxes of emergency contraceptives being handed out for free by the Associated Students of Colorado State University on the Lory Student Center Plaza Wednesday, April 24. The table also had informational sheets about sexual healthcare and other free contraceptives.

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Associate Students of Colorado State University Vice President Alex Silverhart and ASCSU intern Lauren Johnson pose with free emergency contraceptives on the Lory Student Center Plaza Wednesday, April 24.

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Associate Students of Colorado State University Vice President Alex Silverhart and ASCSU intern Lauren Johnson pose behind a table featuring free sexual healthcare products on the Lory Student Center Plaza Wednesday, April 24.

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Members of the Associated Students of Colorado State University run a table on the Lory Student Center Plaza Wednesday, April 24 where they handed out free emergency contraceptives and other sexual healthcare items

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Associated Students of Colorado State University Director of Governmental Affairs Michael Stella, Vice President Alex Silverhart, Director of Traditions and Programs Meron Siyoum and Director of Finance Ashton Duffield stand in front of the ASCSU office in the Lory Student Center April 17. “I think we should all strive to leave places like our universities better than we found them, Stella said. I think we should do that, and ASCSU is the best way to do that on campus.”

Graduating ASCSU seniors reflect on their experiences in student government

Hannah Parcells, News Editor
April 18, 2024
Associated Students of Colorado State University Director of Governmental Affairs Michale Stella, Vice President Alex Silverhart, Director of Traditions and Programs Meron Siyoum and Director of Finance Ashton Duffield stand in front of the ASCSU office in the Lory Student Center. Im really, really grateful that I got involved when I did, Silverhart said. I do feel like I am such a better leader, I am such a better individual and such a better person because of my experiences here.”

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ASCSU Director of Housing Security Evan Welch, Chief of Staff Braxton Dietz, President Nick DeSalvo, Director of Health Jorja Whyte, Director of Governmental Affairs Michael Stella and Deputy Director of Health Jakye Nunley stand with Rep. Manny Rutinel on the west steps of the Colorado Capitol after the signing ceremony for HB24-1007 Monday, April 15.

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Gov. Jared Polis signs HB24-1007 on the west steps of the Colorado state Capitol building April 15. The opportunity for people to officially be on the lease gives them protections, Polis said during the signing ceremony.

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April 16, 2024
Gov. Jared Polis signs HB24-1007 on the west steps of the Colorado state Capitol building April 15. The opportunity for people to officially be on the lease gives them protections, Polis said during the signing ceremony.

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ASCSU President-elect Nick DeSalvo and Vice President-elect Braxton Dietz hug after winning the election Wednesday, April 3.

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2024 Associated Students of Colorado State University vice presidential candidate Leticia Madrigal-Tapia and presidential candidate Jorja Whyte pose for a photo March 27.

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2024 Associated Students of Colorado State University vice presidential candidate Leticia Madrigal-Tapia poses for a photo outside the Lory Student Center March 27.

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2024 Associated Students of Colorado State University vice presidential candidate Leticia Madrigal-Tapia poses for a photo outside the Lory Student Center March 27.

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2024 Associated Students of Colorado State University vice presidential candidate Leticia Madrigal-Tapia poses for a photo outside the Lory Student Center March 27.

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2024 Associated Students of Colorado State University vice presidential candidate Leticia Madrigal-Tapia poses for a photo outside the Lory Student Center March 27.

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2024 Associated Students of Colorado State University vice presidential candidate Leticia Madrigal-Tapia poses for a photo outside the Lory Student Center March 27.

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2024 Associated Students of Colorado State University presidential candidate Jorja Whyte poses for a photo outside the Lory Student Center March 27.

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2024 Associated Students of Colorado State University presidential candidate Jorja Whyte poses for a photo outside the Lory Student Center March 27.

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2024 Associated Students of Colorado State University presidential candidate Jorja Whyte poses for a photo outside the Lory Student Center March 27.

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2024 Associated Students of Colorado State University vice presidential candidate Leticia Madrigal-Tapia and presidential candidate Jorja Whyte pose for a photo March 27.

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2024 Associated Students of Colorado State University vice presidential candidate Leticia Madrigal-Tapia and presidential candidate Jorja Whyte pose for a photo March 27.

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2024 Associated Students of Colorado State University vice presidential candidate Leticia Madrigal-Tapia and presidential candidate Jorja Whyte pose for a photo March 27.

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2024 Associated Students of Colorado State University vice presidential candidate Leticia Madrigal-Tapia and presidential candidate Jorja Whyte pose for a photo March 27.

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2024 Associated Students of Colorado State University vice presidential candidate Leticia Madrigal-Tapia and presidential candidate Jorja Whyte pose for a photo March 27.

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2024 Associated Students of Colorado State University vice presidential candidate Leticia Madrigal-Tapia and presidential candidate Jorja Whyte pose for a photo

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Kung Fu Panda 4 delights audiences with nostalgia, humor

‘Kung Fu Panda 4’ delights audiences with nostalgia, humor

Hannah Parcells, News Editor
March 27, 2024
Colorado State University President Amy Parsons introduces a new question for the panel at the Conversation on the First Amendment and Higher Education panel.

Amy Parsons, legal experts speak on 1st Amendment in higher education

Hannah Parcells and Allie Seibel
March 27, 2024
2024 ASCSU Vice Presidential Candidate Braxton Dietz and Presidential Candidate Nick DeSalvo pose for a photo.

ASCSU Elections: Meet presidential, VP candidates Nick DeSalvo, Braxton Dietz

Hannah Parcells and Sam Hutton
March 25, 2024
2024 ASCSU Vice Presidential Candidate Ava Ayala and Presidential Candidate Claudia Paraiso pose for a photo outside the Lory Student Center March 21.

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2024 Associated Students of Colorado State University vice presidential candidate Ava Ayala poses for a photo outside the Lory Student Center March 21.

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2024 ASCSU Vice Presidential Candidate Ava Ayala poses for a photo outside the Lory Student Center March 21.

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2024 Associated Students of Colorado State University presidential candidate Claudia Paraiso poses for a photo outside the Lory Student Center March 21.

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2024 ASCSU Presidential Candidate Claudia Paraiso poses for a photo outside the Lory Student Center March 21.

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2024 Associated Students of Colorado State University vice presidential candidate Ava Ayala and presidential candidate Claudia Paraiso pose for a photo outside the Lory Student Center March 21.

[Photo] ASCSU Elections: Meet presidential, VP candidates Claudia Paraiso, Ava Ayala

March 25, 2024
2024 ASCSU Vice Presidential Candidate Ava Ayala and Presidential Candidate Claudia Paraiso pose for a photo outside the Lory Student Center March 21.

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2024 ASCSU Vice Presidential Candidate Ava Ayala and Presidential Candidate Claudia Paraiso pose for a photo outside the Lory Student Center March 21.

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Guest speakers discuss hate speech, polarization in politics

Guest speakers discuss hate speech, polarization in politics

Hannah Parcells and Allie Seibel
March 21, 2024
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[Photo] New ranked voting system implemented for ASCSU elections

March 28, 2024
A Buc-ee the Beaver mascot celebrates the grand opening of the new Buc-ees Travel Center in Johnstown, Colorado Monday, March 18.

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A sign of Buc-ee the Beaver inside the new Buc-ees

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A Buc-ee the Beaver stuffed animal in a display inside the brand-new Buc-ees Travel Center in Johnstown, Colorado Monday, March 18.

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Buc-ee the Beaver stuffed animals displayed atop a rack of beaver onesies in the new Buc-ees location in Johnstown, Colorado, March 18. The travel center hits 74,000 square feet in area and boasts 116 fuel pumps.

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A collection of Buc-ee the Beaver stuffed animals in a display inside the brand-new Buc-ees in Johnstown, Colorado, March 18.

[Photo] Buc-ee's travel center brings Texas-sized joy to Johnstown

March 20, 2024
A larger than life Buc-ee the Beaver stuffed animal in a display inside the brand-new Buc-ees Travel Center in Johnstown, Colorado Monday, March 18.

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A basket of miniature Buc-ee the Beaver stuffed animal key chains inside the Buc-ees Travel Center in Johnstown, Colorado during the grand opening event Monday, March 18.

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The exterior the new Buc-ees Travel

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As Colorado State University begins research on hemp, bean stalks in the University Greenhouse have more room to flourish because the hemp seeds will be planted outside in open field. Photo courtesy of Zane Watson.

Rooted in innovation: Exploring 7 leading research centers at CSU

Hannah Parcells, News Editor
March 7, 2024
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Update: Engineering building closed due to battery fire

Hannah Parcells, News Editor
February 28, 2024
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Breaking: FoCo resident arrested in connection to indecent exposure investigation

Hannah Parcells, News Editor
February 21, 2024
Karrin Anderson, panel moderator of the Should there be age limits for politicians? discussion, introduces the next question.

CSU panel explores question of age limits for politicians

Hannah Parcells, News Editor
February 21, 2024
Mao Tou Ying, a 25-foot metal sculpture of an owl, expels plumes of fire at the Sweetheart Festival in Loveland, Colorado, Feb. 10. Drew Hsu, also known as Torch Mouth, created the artwork.

Loveland’s annual Sweetheart Festival celebrates love, art

Hannah Parcells, News Editor
February 13, 2024
Artwork titled Dark Cupid made by Drew Hsu, also known as Torch Mouth, is displayed in the Foundry Plaza in Loveland, Colorado during the annual Sweetheart Festival Feb. 10.

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The city of Loveland, Colorado hosted their annual Sweetheart Festival Feb. 10.

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Valentines Day themed ice sculpture at the annual Sweetheart Festival in Loveland, Colorado Feb. 10.

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Loveland, Colorado hosted its annual Sweetheart Festival Feb. 10.

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Ceramic hearts made by artist Amy Joy Hosterman are laid out on a table for attendees at Lovelands Annual Sweetheart Festival Feb. 10.

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A 25 foot tall metal sculpture of an owl titled Mao Tou Ying shoots off flames in the Foundry Plaza in Loveland, Colorado Feb. 10. The artwork was made by Drew Hsu, also known as Torch Mouth, and was the centerpiece of the fire element at Lovelands Annual Sweetheart Festival.

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A 25 foot tall owl made of metal titled Mao Tou Ying stands in the Foundry Plaza in Loveland, Colorado Feb. 10. The artwork was made by Drew Hsu, also known as Torch Mouth, and was the centerpiece of the fire element at Lovelands Annual Sweetheart Festival.

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25 foot tall art installation Mao Tou Ying by artist Drew Hsu, also known as Torch Mouth, is displayed at the annual Sweetheart Festival in Loveland, Colorado Feb. 10.

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A metal sculpture of an owl titled Mao Tou Ying stands in the Foundry Plaza in Loveland, Colorado during the Sweetheart Festival Feb. 10. The owl stands at 25 feet tall and is the work of local artist Drew Hsu, also known as Torch Mouth.

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Fort Collins artist Drew Hsu, also known as Torch Mouth, stands in front of an original work titled Mao Tou Ying, a 25-foot sculpture of an owl featuring Shang Dynasty motifs Feb. 10. It brings in my cultural history from antiquity to the contemporary now, Hsu said. The sculpture was on display at the Sweetheart Festival in Loveland, Colorado.

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Artist Drew Hsu, also known as Torch Mouth, uses fire to manipulate a rod of glass into a miniature sculpture during a live art display at Loveland, Colorados annual Sweetheart Festival Feb. 10.

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History department Chair Robert Gudmestad sits in his current office in the B wing of the Andrew G. Clark Building Jan. 30. Gudmestad discussed the upcoming relocation of his department due to the Clark renovation.

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As he prepares to relocate to a new location due to the construction on the Clark building, History Department Chair Robert Gudmestad discusses the positive impact the project will have on students once complete. “This is gonna be a place that you’re gonna want to show off to new students because it’s a place where they’re going to want to come and learn, Gudmestad said in his current office in Clark B Jan. 30.

[Photo] Profesores de CSU se enfrentan con la posibilidad de ser reubicados por la reconstrucción de Clark

March 3, 2024
History Department Chair Robert Gudmestad discusses the task of choosing which books he will keep with him and which ones he will have to get rid of as he prepares for the relocation of faculty located in the Clark building due to the construction. “I mean it’s a joke, but it’s also true historians are pack rats, and we love our books and we love our journals, Gudmestad said while sitting in his current office in Clark B Jan. 30.

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Colorado State University history department Chair Robert Gudmestad discusses the impact of the Andrew G. Clark Building Revitalization Project while sitting in his current office in Clark B Jan. 30. His department is preparing for their upcoming relocation due to the construction. “To a certain degree, higher education has shifted in some of the ways that we do things, Gudmestad said. So I think this is an opportunity for a really important building to shift along.”

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February 5, 2024
Mean Girls disappoints, fails to capture musicals charm

‘Mean Girls’ disappoints, fails to capture musical’s charm

Hannah Parcells, News Editor
January 31, 2024
Colorado State University President Amy Parsons stands in the foyer of the Lory Student Center Jan. 30. Parsons recently celebrated her one-year anniversary as president of CSU.

Amy Parsons reflects on work done in 1st year as CSU president

Hannah Parcells, News Editor
January 31, 2024
Parcells: Devaluing some academic fields has sexist, elitist implications

Parcells: Devaluing some academic fields has sexist, elitist implications

Hannah Parcells, News Editor
January 25, 2024

Aurora paramedics found guilty in death of Elijah McClain

Hannah Parcells, News Editor
January 16, 2024
International students navigate cultural differences on campus

International students navigate cultural differences on campus

Hannah Parcells, News Editor
December 5, 2023
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