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"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...

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

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...

Music dating from the early 1900s.

Music as Resistance

Kylynn White and Alexis Freudenthal November 4, 2024

Music has the power to change others. It’s only natural for it to become the backing force behind revolutions and protests. Numerous minority groups are known for creating works of art through music...

The front page of the Rocky Mountain Collegian is displayed in a newsrack.

You are not immune to propaganda

Audrey Donow, Writer November 4, 2024

When you think of political advertisements, you may think of a silly picture of a president with large bolded letters inviting you to vote. As advertisements have developed over the years, they can be...

Photo courtesy of DonkeyHotey on flickr.

Party Animals

Tiana Shonoiki, Writer November 4, 2024

 Everyone recognizes the mascots of the Democratic and Republican parties: America’s donkey and elephant. Losing all zoological significance to serve in a political circus, they have evolved from silly...

A group of women wearing matching black outfits pose for a portrait.

A Moment in Time

Aubree Wood, Writer October 25, 2024

Throughout the United States of America's early history, women were dependent upon their husbands, had no property rights, and were not allowed the opportunity to vote. After years of oppression, notable...

A Dreary Dream

A Dreary Dream

Audrey Donow, Writer September 23, 2024

  Jumping on marshmallow clouds or being chased by a ferocious dragon seems like something imaginary from a child's book but could also be commonly found inside a child's mind.    We...

Adult R Babies

Adult R Babies

Ingrid Johnson, Social Media Editor September 23, 2024

Looking at ourselves in the mirror, we see the complex beings the trials and triumphs of our individual lives have shaped us to be. We see legal adults, college students, hard workers, and overall complex...

A drawing of a white bunny reading a book.

Childhood Book Review

Mia Anguiano-Perez, Contributor September 23, 2024

Children's books are the epicenter of imagination. They gave us something to believe in and somewhere to escape to. As we grew older, the love for imagination and storytelling stayed with some of us and...

Roots and Regions

Roots and Regions

Avery Coates, Editor-in-Chief September 18, 2024

Growing up in Colorado, much of my childhood was spent outside. Entire weekends were spent in the mountains, hiking, camping, and skiing. Mosquito-filled summers were filled with neighborhood laughter...

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