On the afternoon of Sunday, Oct. 6, several volunteers from the Northern Colorado Liberation Coalition came together one day before the anniversary of the beginning of the Israel-Hamas war Oct. 7, 2023.
The...
Colorado State University's student section shouted "Russia" toward Utah State University Ukrainian guard Max Shulga during last night's matchup against the Aggies in Moby Arena. Following the basketball...
Ivy Secrest, Life and Culture Director
• January 30, 2023
As Black History Month approaches, the Black/African American Cultural Center at Colorado State University prepares for a series of events that will celebrate students and their heritage.
Guided by...
The Colorado State University Health Network's Transgender Health Team is co-hosting voice workshops with the Pride Resource Center for transgender and nonbinary students Jan. 31 to Feb. 2.
Jan. 31...
The Colorado State University track and field team competed in Boulder, Colorado, for the second time in two weeks at the Colorado Invitational.
The meet had some early hiccups that complicated things...
Katherine Borsting, Staff Reporter
• January 26, 2023
Art is a form of storytelling, and it is able to convey information the spoken word often cannot. It is commonly left to the viewer to decide what emotions to feel or what questions to ask.
Many use...
After spending half of 2022 fighting cancer, the Kappa Kappa Gamma house director was able to celebrate finishing treatment in front of her sorority during the Jan. 21 Colorado State University women’s...
Colorado State University held a ribbon-cutting event Jan. 23 at the Rams Against Hunger Food Pantry located in the General Services Building.
The event was a celebration of Dairy MAX’s donation of...
Alexander Wilson, Social Media Coordinator
• January 24, 2023
Around 50 people surrounded The Oval Sunday afternoon holding signs with phrases like, “Keep your rosaries off our ovaries.”
As the people began chanting, “I will go to jail for justice,” alongside...
A week ago, roughly 1,500 people gathered and marched to commemorate Martin Luther King Jr. Day.
The group of Colorado State University students, Fort Collins community members and Colorado activists symbolically marched on a route that acknowledged Black families that settled in Fort Collins in the early 1900s and culminated in a set of speeches at the Lory Student Center from local politicians and community leaders. Only 250 people stuck around for the speeches following the march.
Throughout the week the C0lorado State University women's basketball had the opportunity to meet and connect with warriors who are battling cancer as part of the Fight like a Ram program through a CSU...
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