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The front desk of Dogtopia May 8. Ashley Todd, the owner, explained that Dogtopia has a“noble cause” which is to “enhance the joy of dog parenthood and enable dogs to positively change our world.” (Ryan Schmidt | Collegian)

Dogtopia opens, provides various services to local dog-owners

Walker Discoe
May 8, 2019
Banshee Tree, a gypsy trance funk band from Boulder, performs at the Colorado Room on Friday night. Banshee Tree, which takes influence from early jazz and swing, is going on tour in May 2019. (Julia Trowbridge | Collegian)

Banshee Tree mixes styles to great effect

Walker Discoe
April 29, 2019
Senior and Mechanical Engineering major Maddie Peters walks down the runway at the Colorado State University “Xposure” fashion show, hosted by CSU’s department of Design and Merchandising April 12 at the Lincoln Center. (Johanna Fortescue | Collegian)

CSU’s fashion show ‘Xposure’ highlights student design

Walker Discoe
April 14, 2019
The Psychedelic club meets April 3 to introduce students to psychedelic integration. The clubs goal is to spread knowledge and address societys stigma towards psychedelic substances. They meet on Wednesdays 3-5 pm in LSC room 372. (Nathan Tran | Collegian)

Psychedelic club emphasizes benefits of shrooms

Walker Discoe
April 10, 2019
Michael Anthony Tatmon preforms Thurgood at the Bas Bleu Theatre in Fort Collins of March 6, 2019. (Photo Courtesy of Michael Anthony Tatmon via Facebook)

The Black-Latino Actors Studio brings diversity to Fort Collins’ theater community

Walker Discoe
March 24, 2019
The exterior of the new Luckys Market in Fort Collins, CO. (Skyler Pradhan | Collegian)

Lucky’s Market opens, offers quality local products

Walker Discoe
March 12, 2019
The CSU surplus store offers end-of-life items from different departments at discount prices. Stocking everything from urine sample containers to refurbished laptops, the surplus store is a self-sustaining CSU entity dedicated to keeping waste in use and out of the landfill. (Walker Discoe | Collegian)

Surplus Property saves items from landfill, generates revenue

Walker Discoe
February 28, 2019
Colorado natives Kelly Belknap (left) and Matilda Sandstrom (right) are the founders of Adventurist Backpack Co. (courtesy of Kelly Belknap and Matilda Sandstrom)

Adventurist Backpack Co. brings affordable, fashionable bags to Colorado

Walker Discoe
February 18, 2019
Sacred Owl Wellness is a spa in Fort Collins that takes pride in helping clients maintain their emotional, mental, and physical health. (AJ Frankson | Collegian)

Sacred Owl Wellness center to open new doors in coming months

Walker Discoe
January 31, 2019
Students pass through the Lory Student Center in between classes Monday Afternoon. Although construction is currently going on throughout the LSC, students still have full access to the space for food, studying or just passing through.

Six tips for starting the new semester off right

Walker Discoe
January 22, 2019
Rin, Tongue and Dorner wastes paper, suffocates talent

‘Rin, Tongue and Dorner’ wastes paper, suffocates talent

Walker Discoe
December 3, 2018
A CSU Zero Waste Team volunteer interacts with fans to help teach proper sorting of game day garbage.

CSU Zero Waste Team improves waste efforts, composting

Walker Discoe
November 27, 2018
The University Center for the Arts holds concerts including the Virtuoso Concert Series, which features the faculty of the music department. Collegian file photo

CSU theater’s “Big Love” creates an intimate viewing experience

Walker Discoe
November 22, 2018
Visitors walk through the one day only Andy Warhol exhibition at the Gregory Allicar Museum of Art Nov. 10. The exhibit featured Warhol pieces from the museums archives as well as Warhol themed photo booths and crafts and a documentary about Warhols time as a visiting artist at CSU in the 1980s. (Ashley Potts | Collegian)

Pop-up exhibit highlights Andy Warhol’s works

Walker Discoe
November 11, 2018
A Fort Collins Resident walks past the rusting Andy Warhol Tomato Soup Can Monday. The Soup can will be temporarily removed from the University Center for the Arts for restoration.

‘Sábado Warhol’ will exhibit rare work from the iconic pop artist

Walker Discoe
November 9, 2018
The Fort Collins Museum of Arts exhibition, Pigskin Peanuts, can be seen at the downtown museum from October 26th, 2018 to January 6th, 2019. The exhibit features works from the collection of over 250 football-themed Peanuts comic strips. (Mackenzie Pinn | Collegian)

‘Pigskin Peanuts’ illustrates football history in comics

Walker Discoe
November 5, 2018
Members of various Native American tribes preform traditional song and dance outside the Lory Student Center on November 2nd (Collegian File Photo)

AISES to host 36th annual powwow in celebration of Native American Heritage Month

Walker Discoe
November 2, 2018
Bach in Black performs live at the Lyric Cinema. Liam Kimball serenades the crowd with the song City of Stars from La La Land during the Fort Collins Fringe Festival in Fort Collins, Colo. July 29. (Sara Graydon | Collegian)

Bach in Black performs classical renditions for Lincoln Center anniversary

Walker Discoe
October 15, 2018
People dance during the CSU Homecoming celebration on October 13, 2017. (Colin Shepherd | Collegian)

Collegian playlist: 15 songs for Homecoming weekend

Walker Discoe
October 11, 2018
Alcario Artuso, Terrah Schultz and Dylan Orth with Rat Doctor perform at the Aggie Theater for the 10th annual FoCoMX. Rat Doctor, a Fort Collins band which goes against the idea of a genre defining their music, performs music they describe as groovy, dynamic and cool. (Julia Trowbridge | Collegian)

Rat Doctor gives amicable performance at New Belgium Brewery

Walker Discoe
September 30, 2018
Jacob Bielmaier, a sophmore theatre student, performs as Steven Mead Johnson in CSUs production of The Laramie Project. (Lauryn Bolz | Collegian)

CSU remembers the life and death of Matthew Shepard in their production of ‘The Laramie Project’

Walker Discoe and Lauryn Bolz
September 27, 2018
Glassblowing artist, Sky Perry heats up and spins glass to create a honeycomb designed bubble cap for a dab at Kind Creations. Perry is a self taught glassblower for the past 17 years. Something I love about this job is seeing the smile on peoples face when they pick up a piece of glass. Theres no other feeling like that. (Matt Begeman | Collegian)

Kind Creations continues legacy of quality glassware in Fort Collins

Walker Discoe
September 24, 2018
The Downtown Artery features Glass Casess first ever performance; the band officially formed in February and has been working hard ever since. With Austin Seifert on the ukulele and Alex Van Keulen on the bass, the duo write original music together (Maya Shoup | Collegian).

Fort Collins band Glass Cases gears up for debut EP release

Walker Discoe
September 24, 2018
Tribulation members Jonathan Hultén and Johannes Andersson perform on stage at the Bluebird theater in Denver Friday night. (Walker Discoe | Collegian)

Swedish goth-rock band Tribulation defies labels in new tour

Walker Discoe
September 24, 2018
Accent Modification Services, LLC is a company whose goal is to eliminate accents as a barrier of understanding and communication. Accent Modification Services offers online private coaching or in person group sessions. (Matt Tackett | Collegian)

Fort Collins speech pathologist helps bridge international language gaps

Walker Discoe
September 20, 2018
All Sales Vinyl, a new record store, is now open in Old Town. (AJ Frankson | Collegian)

All Sales Vinyl spins into Old Town music scene

Walker Discoe
September 9, 2018
G McDonald shares his poem at Blue Door, on March 28, 2018.

The Empty Tent Circus offers guidance for aspiring Fort Collins poets

Walker Discoe
September 4, 2018
There are many great bouldering spots at Horsetooth Reservoir. Photo by Audrey Potter

3 Colorado hikes fit for keeping summer alive

Walker Discoe
August 22, 2018
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