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Izabelle Hood, president of the Dead Poets Society Club, shares a poem during their meeting in the Willard O. Eddy Hall April 18.

[Photo] Dead Poets Society builds community through art of poetry

April 20, 2023
Savannah Wood, a barista a Bindle Coffee for three years now, pours latte art in a cappuccino at their Jessup Farms location in Fort Collins, CO, Apr 18. When asked what is special about her job Wood described how the job is creative at its core. “It’s a way to have a creative outlet”, Wood , “It’s a craft, you have to be really intentional with it. It takes intention and its fun of course! It is essentially a hobby that you get paid for.”

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Savannah Wood, a barista at Bindle Coffee in Fort Collins, CO, steams milk to make a cappuccino at their Jessup Farms location, Apr 18. Wood has been a barista at Bindle for three years. Wood said that she loves the way that coffee brings community together. “People are the reason I love coffee,” says Wood, “I love seeing how many people come in here to meet up for the first time or after a long time. It’s so interesting to see how the community is built in here.” (Collegian | Reiley Costa)

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Nick DeSalvo and Alex Silverhart embrace to celebrate winning the Associated Students of Colorado State University’s President and Vice President position in the 2023 election in the Senate Chamber in the Lory Student Center, Apr 5. (Collegian | Reiley Costa)

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Nick DeSalvo and Alex Silverhart hug each other after they are announced as this years president and vice president of the Associated Students of Colorado State University in the senate chambers April 5.

[Photo] ASCSU's ambitions for the upcoming school year

August 3, 2023
Adam Schultz paints small details and stippling marks onto the scales of the fish he creates as a piece for the mask project put on annually by the Museum of Art Fort Collins Nov. 23, 2022.

Mask Artist Profile: Adam Schultz

Reiley Costa, Staff Photographer
March 23, 2023
Genevieve Smith, certified herbalist and a kitchen production worker, at Golden Poppy in Fort Collins, mixes together an Immune Chai Tea blend Mar 20. “I love having the ability to to take my health into my own hands,” Smith said, when asked why she enjoys being an herbalist, “as well as having these tools accessible to help my family and friends.” Smith also recounts that part of what she loves about herbalism and holistic medicine is that it is not a ‘one-size-fits-all’ mentality.

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At Golden Poppy on College Ave, in Fort Collins, Genevieve Smith, certified herbalist and a kitchen production worker, mixes together an Immune Chai Tea blend Mar 20. “Its about preventative medicine,” Smith said, when asked why she enjoys being an herbalist, “I love having the ability to to take my health into my own hands, as well as having these tools accessible to help my family and friends. It’s inspiring to be able to take my health into my own hands and to continue learning more about it.”

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Genevieve Smith, certified herbalist and a kitchen production worker, at Golden Poppy in Fort Collins, mixes together an Immune Chai Tea blend Mar 20. “I love having the ability to to take my health into my own hands,” Smith said, when asked why she enjoys being an herbalist, “as well as having these tools accessible to help my family and friends.” Smith also recounts that part of what she loves about herbalism and holistic medicine is that it is not a ‘one-size-fits-all’ mentality.

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Sarah Hiryak, a bartender, finishes making a cocktail at Social in Fort Collins Feb. 26.

Frame by Frame: Lively libations at Social cocktail bar

Reiley Costa, Staff Photographer
March 9, 2023
Front entrance to Colorado State Universitys James L. Voss Veterinary Teaching Hospital Oct. 27, 2022. The expansion of the new clinic is expected to take place in early 2023 and will continue on until 2028.

[Photo] VCA opens animal urgent care hospital in Fort Collins

Miles Buchan, Staff Reporter
March 7, 2023
Guard Cailyn Crocker (32) makes a drive to the basket against Boise State Universitys Natalie Pasco (32) during a home game at Moby Arena

[Photo] Mountain West basketball: Where the Rams stand days from tourney

March 2, 2023
Colorado State University basketball guard, McKenna Hofschild (4), defends the ball against an opponent from Boise State University at Moby Arena Feb. 28. CSU won 66-51.

[Photo] Get ready for tipoff: CSU women’s basketball begins shortly

November 1, 2023
Project Pizza co-owners Colleen Constant and Isaiah Ruffin pose with a pizza outside of their food truck parked at Stodgy Brewing Company in Fort Collins Feb. 20.

[Photo] Charity, community, diversity: Project Pizza

February 27, 2023
In the Lory Student Center Theatre, the panel for the Provost’s Ethics Colloquium discusses the impacts of ChatGPT in academia Feb 16. The panel was composed of, left to right, Joseph Brown, David Dandy, Steven Lovaas, Nikhil Krishnaswamy, Lumina Albert, Paul DiRado, Kimberly Cox-York and Daniel Baker.

[Photo] Provost's colloquium on AI raises questions over the future of academic integrity

February 21, 2023
In the Lory Student Center Theatre, the panel for the Provost’s Ethics Colloquium discusses the impacts of ChatGPT in academia Feb 16. The panel was composed of, left to right, Joseph Brown, David Dandy, Steven Lovaas, Nikhil Krishnaswamy, Lumina Albert, Paul DiRado, Kimberly Cox-York and Daniel Baker.

[Photo] Provost’s colloquium on AI raises questions over the future of academic integrity

Grant Coursey, Staff Reporter
February 21, 2023
Dan Baker, teaching associate professor in the department of civil and environmental engineering and master teaching initiative coordinator at the Walter Scott Jr. College of Engineering, discusses the academic impact of ChatGPT on a panel during the Provost’s Ethics Colloquium in the Lory Student Center theater Feb 16th. (Collegian | Reiley Costa)

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Kelsey Brons, owner of Ardent Rose Floral Design in Loveland, Colorado, creates an arrangement with leftover flowers from her previous work in her home Feb 16th. Brons said that she has always loved flowers and gardening, as she helped her mother a lot when she was younger in their garden. Brons also mentioned that she wanted to get a job as a floral designer, knowing that her eye for art and love of flowers would help her to learn to craft. Ive never had a job that made me just go, Wow I love this. says Brons, but when I got into floral design I just could not get enough of it.

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Kelsey Brons, owner of Ardent Rose Floral Design in Loveland, Colorado, creates a small arrangement, made up of leftover flowers she had, in her home Feb 16th. Brons knew that she wanted to work with flowers since she was young, as she grew up near the foothills in Northern Colorado, picking wildflowers with her mother and neighbors. “My motto is, ‘Be passionate and be faithful,’” Brons says, “All else will follow if these two things are my goal.”

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Kelsey Brons, owner of Ardent Rose Floral Design in Loveland, Colorado, creates a small arrangement in her home Feb 16th. Brons said that she has always loved playing with flowers and gets her inspiration from the timeless beauty of nature. Ive never had a job that made me just go, Wow I love this. says Brons, but when I got into floral design I just could not get enough of it.

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Sarah Joseph orders at the grand opening of the Momos food truck on Jan 28, in Fort Collins. Joseph said that she has been waiting for the food truck to open in Fort Collins for a while.

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Customers of Momos food truck, a new mobile food truck that serves Nepalese dumplings, line up for the grand opening in Fort Collins Jan. 28. According to Momos website, the food truck serves authentic Nepalese momos made with fresh and 100% all-natural ingredients.

[Photo] New food truck brings Nepalese staples to Fort Collins

January 31, 2023
Kelly Gonynor takes orders and helps serve customers on the grand opening day of Momos food truck on Jan 28 in Fort Collins, CO. Momos serves authentic Nepalese dumplings called momos. According to Moms website, “Moms takes the things you love about dumplings and elevates them: steamed, diverse blend of herbs and spices, all natural ingredients, and convenient and affordable,” Gonynor said.

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Sulav Magar checks order tickets , while Kelly Gonynor takes customer orders during the grand opening of Momos on Jan. 28 in Fort Collins, CO.

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Nadia Henry, Ayanna Denning and Danielle Duncun practice their choreography to Hoziers, Would That I for their final project in Dance Techniques I: Modern, at studio 101 in the dance wing of the University Center for the Arts Dec 1.

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Nadia Henry, Ayanna Denning and Danielle Duncun practice their choreography to Hoziers

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Nadia Henry, Ayanna Denning and Danielle Duncun practice choreography

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Guard Cailyn Crocker (32) dribbles past a Western State Colorado University forward at Moby Arena

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Cailyn Crocker (32), guard for the womens basketball team at Colorado State University, dribbles past Western Colorado University forward Natalie Sumrok (15) during the home game Nov. 15. The Rams defeated the Mountaineers 86-56.

[Photo] CSU women’s basketball coasts to 86-56 victory over Western Colorado

Kaden Porter, Staff Reporter
November 16, 2022
Front entrance to Colorado State Universitys James L. Voss Veterinary Teaching Clinic

[Photo] CSU announces veterinary health complex, curriculum expansion

November 1, 2022
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The Colorado State University volleyball team celebrates their win over conference rivals California State University, Fresno Bulldogs

[Photo] CSU completes season sweep versus Fresno State

October 31, 2022
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Colorado State University forward Caroline Lucas (27) races up the field with Utah State University defender Talia Winder (15) trailing next to her during the home game

[Photo] Rams soccer ties Utah State for a 4-3-5 season record

October 3, 2022
Interim President Rick Miranda gives the Fall Address at the Oval to a crowd of made up of students, faculty and alumni

[Photo] Stella: Miranda's Fall Address reflected on our past, looked to future

October 3, 2022
During the Presidents Fall Address, Interim President Rick Miranda speaks to a crowd of students, alumni and faculty about how the university overcame the pandemic

[Photo] President's Fall Address marks new beginnings for CSU

October 3, 2022
True, the youngest puppy in the Collar Scholars club at Colorado State University, rests in Emily Arnows arms during the meeting in the Andrew G. Clark Building at Colorado State University

[Photo] Come meet the CSU Collar Scholars and their canine coworkers

September 27, 2022
True, the youngest puppy in the Collar Scholars club at Colorado State University, rests in Emily Arnows arms during the meeting in the Andrew G. Clark Building at Colorado State University

[Photo] Come meet the CSU Collar Scholars and their canine coworkers

Bella Eckburg, Opinion Director
September 27, 2022
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