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All content by Madison Brandt
Frank Sherman delivers a speech about the new Human Bean coffee truck on the CSU campus. The Human Bean coffee truck is complete with solar panels, digital TV, a eco-friendly thumb print and NSF certification.

Human Bean to serve Coffee for a Cure Friday

Madison Brandt
October 22, 2015
Jim Davidson sold copies of his book The Ledge to benefit Nepal after speaking about the recent Nepal earthquake in the LSC on Tuesday. (Photo Credit: Ryan Arb)

Joining Hands for Nepal: FoCo mountaineers describe their experience on Everest during Nepal quake

Madison Brandt
September 17, 2015
Frank Sherman delivers a speech about the new Human Bean coffee truck on the CSU campus. The Human Bean coffee truck is complete with solar panels, digital TV, a eco-friendly thumb print and NSF certification.

Human Bean Coffee Truck opens shop on campus

Madison Brandt
August 27, 2015
Move-in 2015 encourages sustainable practices

Move-in 2015 encourages sustainable practices

Madison Brandt
August 24, 2015
Free music Friday at the Ramskeller to kick-off FoCOMX

Free music Friday at the Ramskeller to kick-off FoCOMX

Madison Brandt
April 16, 2015
Lauren Migliaccio enjoys a cone of coffee ice cream from Ben & Jerrys in Old Town during free cone day. Free cone day dished out countless treats to Fort Collins locals and collected donations for the National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) of Larimer county. (Photo credit: Madison Brandt)

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Lauren Migliaccio enjoys a cone of coffee ice cream from Ben & Jerrys in Old Town during free cone day. Free cone day dished out countless treats to Fort Collins locals and collected donations for the National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) of Larimer county. (Photo credit: Madison Brandt)

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Ph.D. student in applied developmental science Brittany Taylor teaches high school students about how EEG can be used to diagnose epilepsy and seizures as part of Brain Awareness Week. (Photo credit: Madison Brandt)

Students become the teachers at Brain Awareness Week

Madison Brandt
April 6, 2015
Steven Williams and his daughter Lillian play with the Energy at Rest exhibit at Fort Collins Museum of Discovery. The museum has a whole host of fun, interactive exhibits for families and individuals to enage in and learn something new. (Photo: Madison Brandt)

[Photo] Why you need to visit museums more often

Aubrey Shanahan
March 12, 2015
Larimer Sheriff is planning on sueing Colorado over Amendment 64 on the grounds that it is unconstitutional. (photo credit: Madison Brandt)

[Photo] Willson: Recent ‘pro-life’ lawsuit represents a win for free speech on campus

Lauren Willson
August 30, 2017
Small Sensitive Plant seedlings being grown at Jordans Floral Gardens located North of Vine on Taft Hill. At Jordans Floral Gardens gardeners can purchase any of these tiny seedlings ready for transplant or purchase organic seed packs that have detailed planting instructions inside the package.

Spring seeding season and home gardening

Madison Brandt
March 5, 2015
An updated image of the Ascent Studio Climbing Gym exterior created by RB+B Architects. The gym will span 18,000-square-feet and will reach 50-feet high.

New climbing gym to be built in Fort Collins

Madison Brandt
March 3, 2015
Collegian file photo

Ecological Response Model reveals Poudre River ecological trade-offs

Madison Brandt
February 27, 2015
Maureen Scott leans on an empty greenhouse on the Shire Gardens property, which is one of several community gardens affiliated with the Growing Project. Over the summer, Scott’s son, Julian, played music on the property for a volunteer appreciation event.

Growing Project “grows” a better community in Fort Collins

Madison Brandt
February 11, 2015
Early Tuesday afternoon Michael Farinacci snagged a quick run at Spring Canyon Community Park before the snowy weather hit. Spring Canyon Community Park is a popular location for runners and bikers, as it opens up to trails through the Pineridge Natural areaand around the Dixon Reservoir.

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Alex Smith drags his bike through the flooded Poudre Trail Friday evening.

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The sustainable farm, gardens, and greenhouses on the North West side of campus, greatly enjoyed by CSU students, may soon disappear with the construction of the new stadium.

[Photo] CSU defending its sustainability title

April 10, 2014
The sustainable farm, gardens, and greenhouses on the North West side of campus, greatly enjoyed by CSU students, may soon disappear with the construction of the new stadium.

[Photo] Sustainability: building a green university

March 8, 2014
Jessica Landon enjoys the beautiful spring weather in the Clark courtyard Tuesday afternoon. Like many CSU students, Landon is cramming for her upcoming finals and excited for the summer to begin.

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Niles Hachmeister pays for parking on a cold Wednesday morning. While this machine worked for him, many other machines have not been working for other students, causing frustration.

[Photo] Fickle parking meters pose an issue for credit card users

May 7, 2013
Chemical engineering student, Waleed Alkhunaizi, grabs a USA Today paper in the Clark C building Monday morning. Alkhunaizi says he usualy finds his papers here or in the LSC.

[Photo] Newspaper racks looking thin on campus

April 30, 2013
Chemical engineering student, Waleed Alkhunaizi, grabs a USA Today paper in the Clark C building Monday morning. Alkhunaizi says he usualy finds his papers here or in the LSC.

[Photo] Taylor: Working for The Collegian set me on the right path

Ceci Taylor
May 5, 2021
Spencer Hachmeister laces up his beaten running shoes to prepare for his first run after completeing the Horsetooth Marthon this past weekend. Like many CSU students, Hachmeister has a passion for running and is planning on completing several popular 5K and 10K races this coming summer.

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Spencer Hachmeister laces up his beaten running shoes to prepare for his first run after completeing the Horsetooth Marthon this past weekend. Like many CSU students, Hachmeister has a passion for running and is planning on completing several popular 5K and 10K races this coming summer.

[Photo] Run, Fort Collins, Run: Spring and summer Colorado marathons

May 3, 2013
CSU Pre-Vet Sophomore, Kira Flynn, pets Obie at the local Fort Collins Cat Rescue Sunday afternoon. Flynn volunteers much of her time to take care of healthy cats who have been saved by the rescue clinic as well as cats like Obie, who suffer from Feline Lukemia Virus (FELV).

[Photo] Summer volunteer opportunities in Fort Collins

April 23, 2013
Allie Mossing raises her arms up in victory as she finishes a snowy stride for the Fort Collins Boston Strong run. The 3-4 mile run started and ended at New Belgium Brewery and was organized to support the victims of the Boston bombing.

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Andy Fenton jams out on his guitar at the Lyric Cinema Saturday afternoon during the Lyrics 420 Blazed and Confused event. Along with the many 420 celebrations around town, musicians like Fenton flocked to bars, coffee shops, and quirky stores to play music as part of the annual FoCo MX festival.

[Photo] 4/20: A very different day in Boulder

April 22, 2013
Freshman Joey Hammer runs through offense drills Sunday afternoon in Huges Stadium. Tomorrow at noon will be the first Spring game at Hughes Stadium.

[Photo] CSU football prepares for annual spring game

April 19, 2013
Freshman Joey Hammer runs through offense drills Sunday afternoon in Huges Stadium. Tomorrow at noon will be the first Spring game at Hughes Stadium.

[Photo] CSU football’s work has just begun after spring game

April 21, 2013
Claudia Hernandez enjoys the company of her friends, Angelica Cruz and Sonia Cortez Tuesday afternoon in the El Centro office. Much the time Hernandez and other CSU students spend in El Centro is about meeting like-minded people and building relationships.

[Photo] Hispanic Heritage Month Kicks Off!

September 22, 2013
Fort Collins local and recent graduate, Soren Peterson, enjoys warm tea while applying to various jobs Monday morning at the Alley Cat.

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TEDxCSU founder and CSU graduate, Hannah Toole, talks with TED President, Brandon Parsons, about the TEDxCSU event this Saturday. Along with Toole and Parsons, other TEDxCSU members met Thursday afternoon at the LSC theatre to fine-tune final event details.

[Photo] TEDxCSU brings big ideas to CSU Saturday

March 1, 2013
Kelsie Williams and Justin England work diligently at their jobs at the Off Campus Life Center in the LSC. The Off Campus Life Center is just one of several student fee areas proposing increases to add more staff members so their collective workload can lighten.

[Photo] Six CSU entities propose fee increases for 2013-2014

February 27, 2013
Kelsie Williams and Justin England work diligently at their jobs at the Off Campus Life Center in the LSC. The Off Campus Life Center is just one of several student fee areas proposing increases to add more staff members so their collective workload can lighten.

[Photo] Facility fees undergo proposed $6 to $8 increase

February 25, 2014
Johnson Elementary School 5th grader, Nate Peeble, directs a ping pong ball through hoops using a hair dryer at Little Shop of Pyshics hosted in the LSC mainballrooms this past Saturday. Created and maintianed by a group of CSU science educators and science students, Little Shop of Pyshics is an array of flashing lights, magnets, funky illusions, and more crazy fun that engages children and parents alike in learning the magic of science.

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Junior Communications major, Hannah Vancuren, works the admissions office desk at CSU. She typically sees the biggest rush of prospective students in April as apllication and admission deadlines reach their end.

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Junior Communications major, Hannah Vancuren, works the admissions office desk at CSU. She typically sees the biggest rush of prospective students in April as apllication and admission deadlines reach their end.

[Photo] CSU students reflect on jobs on campus

February 19, 2013
On Saturday, customers snag free samples of coffee while visitng The Cupboard in Old Town. CSU alumni, Jackie Harris, is the proud maker of Jackies Java and explains to customers her adventures to find new coffee flavors in forgien places like Costa Rica.

[Photo] 5 cozy FoCo businesses to help you through February

February 20, 2020
The Colorado State admissions office sits empty last week. The first-time freshmen yield rate at CSU went from a high of 43.6 percent in 2007 to the current low of 34 percent in 2012. While the university has been admitting more students, the number of people who have accepted the offers has flatlined for the past nine years.

[Photo] CSU yield rate dropping due to influx of applications

February 18, 2013
Nancy York, a CSU 1960 Alumni, joined hundreds of Fort Collins community members marching from Old Town Square to the LSC plaza in celebration of Martin Luther King Jr. York has been a strong advocator for humans rights her whole life, and was excited to partipate in this event.

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Hundreds of Fort Collins community members marched from Old Town Square to the LSC plaza in celebration of Martin Luther King Jr. and to advocate for human rights. Particpants of the march wore MLKJr. buttons and carried signs illuminating their appreciation for the singificant work done by Martin Luther King Jr. for the freedom of all persons.

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Nancy York, a CSU 1960 Alumni, joined hundreds of Fort Collins community members marching from Old Town Square to the LSC plaza in celebration of Martin Luther King Jr. York has been a strong advocator for humans rights her whole life, and was excited to partipate in this event.

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Hundreds of Fort Collins community members marched from Old Town Square to the LSC plaza in celebration of Martin Luther King Jr. and to advocate for human rights. Particpants of the march wore MLKJr. buttons and carried signs illuminating their appreciation for the singificant work done by Martin Luther King Jr. for the freedom of all persons.

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Hundreds of Fort Collins community members marched from Old Town Square to the LSC plaza in celebration of Martin Luther King Jr. and to advocate for human rights. Particpants of the march wore MLKJr. buttons and carried signs illuminating their appreciation for the singificant work done by Martin Luther King Jr. for the freedom of all persons.

[Photo] MLK Celebration in Old Town Fort Collins {Slideshow}

January 21, 2013
Owner of Maza Kabob, Saayed Sayied, prepares kabobs for hungry customers during the lunch rush hour on Tuesday. Maza Kabob is a new restaruant located in K-Mart Shopping Center parking lot on College featuring traditional Afghan cusine.

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This past Saturday, Rabbi Joe Black was welcomed from Denver by the Congregation Harshalom to preach and lead everone in cermonial song. He has been a rabbi in Denver for three years, and has been passionate about music since he was a child.

[Photo] Congregation Har Shalom opens its doors to the community for a concert

December 3, 2012
Special provisions are made to ensure that gluten-free baked goods provided by the CSU bakeshop are not contaminated before or after they are made. Some of the CSU bakers, who come in as early as 2:00am, work in the main kitchen of the bakeshop while others work in a separate kitchen designated solely for gluten free baked goods.

[Photo] CSU bake shop prepares Gluten-free items

December 4, 2012
Tuesday morning, a bus driver waits for the massive group students who just boarded to take their seats. In the morning and afternoon bus stops like this one lare packed with CSU students traveling to and from campus.

[Photo] Taking advantage of student discounts

February 6, 2015
At the count of the three racers jet from the start line ready to complete a Veterans Day 5k. People of all ages came out Saturday morning to show their support for our countries veterans and all that they sacrifice for our country.

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On Monday, Canadian Apple representative, Steven Hayman, kicked off a series of Apple training seminars hosted by the Morgan Library with his lecture on how to creat your own APP. These seminars will occur over the next serveral weeks, covering topics such as how to author your own digital textbook and how to make stunning photo gifts on your Mac.

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Renne Kaminski-Willard and Dane enjoy breakfast burritos purchased at the Larimer County Farmers Market on Saturday morning. This was the last market of the summer series, before the Winter market begins in mid-November.

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