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Women clothes in fashion store. Photo courtesy of Artem Beliakin on Flickr.

What are you wearing? Social Justice or Environmental Reform?

Aubree Wood, Writer March 28, 2025

Throughout history, politics and fashion have been closely related. Individuals are able to showcase their beliefs, break the status quo, and push for social change all within their own wardrobes. However,...

Jacob MacDonald (4) celebrates scoring a goal Oct. 11, 2024.

A Personal Letter From the Editor

Avery Coates, Editor-in-Chief March 10, 2025

American culture and sports go hand in hand. Through sports, we come together in our communities to show support for a common goal. Super Bowls and World Cups spark parties and lasting memories. But none...

Brayden and Erica sitting together in a classroom in the Clark C building on the Colorado State University campus, scrolling on social media Feb. 19.

Touch Grass

Amanda Marken, Writer March 5, 2025

I promised myself five minutes on my phone. But when I checked the time, it was late, and the sun was setting. What I thought was some harmless screentime turned into hours wasted staring at my phone.   As...

Sarka Richterova crouches low, anticpating her partner's serve April 7, 2024. Colorado State beat Fresno State 4-1.

Pink Collar Sports

Maria Kantak , Writer February 20, 2025

Why are women exposed to judgement for not only their athleticism, but their appearance and physique as an athlete? Why do female athletes face discrimination, limited media coverage and unfair pay despite...

Ellie Keating and Ava Hulsebus model athletic wear in Campus Crossing at Ram's Pointe apartment gym Feb. 1.

From Field to Fashion

Tiana Shonoiki, Writer February 19, 2025

Sports have spanned centuries, evolving in tandem with the culture around them, mirroring the values, styles, and innovations of each era. As sports have transformed, so too have the aesthetics and functionality...

Baseball merchandise at Grand Slam Sports Cards and Comics  Jan. 24.

Jerseys, Cards, and Hats… Oh My!

Aubree Wood February 18, 2025

The simple act of watching a game has never been enough to satisfy the taste buds of sports fanatics around the country. From stadium snacks to team memorabilia, fans have long sought ways to enhance their...

Wreaths on a building in Old Town, Fort Collins Dec. 6, 2024.

Old Town Fort Collins Shows Their Holiday Spirit

Emma Winters, Photographer January 22, 2025

If there’s one thing you can always expect to see around the holiday season, it’s holiday lights and decorations. Old Town in Fort Collins, Colo. is no exception. With stunning lights, a skating rink,...

Photo courtesy of the GPA Photo Archive.

Keeping the Republic

Mia Anguiano-Perez, Writer January 16, 2025

Voting is one of the most fundamental practices in a democracy that ensures citizens have a representative government. However, the lines have become blurred when comparing our government to a representative...

"Diva" by Quintin Gonzalez presented in the Nepantla exhibit in Fort Collins.

Nepantla: Exploring Identity Through Art

Emily Fiala, Guest Writer November 29, 2024

Many people may not realize that Colorado is home to a remarkable range of talented local artists. The state's vibrant landscapes and natural beauty inspire countless creators every day. Recognizing this...

Yellow leaves envelope a street sign.

Fall Colors in Fort Collins

Emma Winters, Photographer November 26, 2024

When walking down the streets in Fort Collins, Colorado during the fall season, beautiful colors of bright yellow, red and orange can be seen throughout the town. These colors mean that winter is on its...

The Oval on Colorado State's campus Oct. 19.

The Politicization of Education

Kylynn White, Writer November 12, 2024

In the United States Constitution, citizens are guaranteed the right to life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. Nowhere in the country's original by-laws is education even thought of, despite this,...

Newspapers in black and white Aug. 11, 2011. Photo courtesy of Jon S. via flickr.

What’s Black and White, and Read All Over?

Alexis Freudenthal, Content Editor November 11, 2024

The familiar thud of the morning newspaper hitting a front door used to be the modern rooster crow of the American suburb. “Black and white and read all over” wasn’t just a corny joke, but an accurate...

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