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Soccer · Fort CollinsThe Colorado State women’s club soccer team is constantly on the Intramural Fields running drills and kicking balls. The team travels all across the state during the fall season, and their national qualifying performances make them one of the more competitive club teams in the U.S. More recently, Nov. 16-18, 2023, the team made it to the quarterfinals at the National Soccer Championships down in Round Rock, Texas. Their run was ended by Cal Poly…See the Story
Women’s club soccer is CSU’s best-kept secret
College Students · Fort CollinsBeing financially independent does not have to be daunting. It is a matter of understanding where to find helpful information and guidance as well as understanding the terminology of finances. Being confident and knowing the available resources are essential to gaining financial independence. Colorado State University Professor Lauren Paul gave advice to students navigating this world from her perspective with a master’s degree in accounting and…See the Story
CSU professor advises on managing finances as college student
Wellness · Fort CollinsAt the Colorado State Student Recreation Center, students discover more than just a place to break a sweat. Group fitness programs taught by dedicated instructors build relationships while training bodies and minds. Free to all students, these sessions provide an enjoyable environment for socialization and personal development in addition to being an opportunity for exercise. “Every class welcomes participants of all backgrounds and experience l…See the Story
Wellness, community merge at Rec group classes
Fort Collins · Fort CollinsMany may think of bats as bloodthirsty creatures, conjuring up popular culture images of vampires and Dracula. But the stereotype couldn’t be further from the truth, as one group at Colorado State University is trying to express through collaborative conservation. Climbers for Bat Conservation is a collaborative effort between biologists, rock climbers and land managers to locate, track and record bat colony locations by utilizing climbers as a …See the Story
Biologists enlist climbers in bat conservation effort
Fort Collins · Fort CollinsEditor’s Note: All opinion section content reflects the views of the individual author only and does not represent a stance taken by The Collegian or its editorial board. As Sexual Assault Awareness and Prevention Month comes to a close, we must continue to hold space for survivors of sexual violence. Listening to the experiences of survivors and offering them love and support year-round is vital to promote healing and liberation. Sexual assaul…See the Story
Thorn: Supporting sexual assault survivors is more than just listening
Fort Collins · Fort CollinsA story of everyday life in a small town may not seem that enticing or exciting at first glance. However, Thornton Wilder’s “Our Town” has perfectly captivated audiences at Colorado State University through its fantastic performances and meaningful messages. The CSU School of Music, Theatre and Dance premiered Thornton Wilder’s “Our Town” Friday, April 19. There will be more performances this weekend. Cast members performed numerous acoustic son…See the Story
Small town with big emotions: CSU Theatre performs ‘Our Town’
Fort Collins · Fort CollinsFuture Colorado State University Rams will not be able to call Durward Hall home — at least for a little while, as the building is currently slated to be remodeled. Renovations of Durward are set to begin this summer, according to CSU Housing & Dining Services, and students will be unable to live there the 2024-25 academic year. Durward is one of two 12-story buildings on the north end of campus, which are commonly known as the towers, along wit…See the Story
Durward Hall to be taken offline as renovations begin this summer
Fort Collins · Fort CollinsThe annual festival Fort Collins Music Experiment is exposure therapy for anyone who says, “No, that genre’s just not for me,” bringing together over 400 bands, DJs and solo acts across all music genres. The two-day festival, which took place April 19-20, continues to provide a space for the constantly growing music scene that is Fort Collins. The festival was a combination of artists and music lovers coming together to see their favorite artist…See the Story
