K-12 Teachers Navigate the Pains of Pandemic Teaching
A fear clouds the atmosphere of a classroom at Windsor Middle School in Colorado as students are told that they have been exposed to someone..
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March 29, 2021
Timeline: A Year of COVID-19 In Colorado
March of 2020: the month everyone’s plans for the foreseeable future collapsed in real-time. Now, a full year later, we reflect on the major events..
December 21, 2020
Colorado Fires Hit too Close to Home: A Look at 3 Student Experiences
While wildfires may seem like a natural part of life in Colorado, no different from tornadoes or other severe weather events, wildfires have increased in..
November 25, 2020
Colorado’s 2020 Election Explained in 9 Graphs
We all know what Colorado voted for in the 2020 election but have we seen how Coloradans voted? Nine graphs from College Avenue show the different..
October 28, 2020
MADD: The Legacy that Continues to Fight Against Drunk Driving
Editors Note: One of the sources in this story, Tuesday Black, is a distant cousin of reporter Kailey Pickering. When mixed with a feeling..
October 27, 2020
Gardner-Hickenlooper Debate Transcript and Fact Check: Part 1
Editor’s Note: This post is the first in a two-part series to fact check the final debate between Colorado Senate candidates Cory Gardner and John..
October 27, 2020
Gardner-Hickenlooper Debate Transcript and Fact Check: Part 2
Editor’s Note: This post is the second part of a two part series to fact check the final debate between Colorado Senate candidates Cory Gardner..
May 8, 2020
Where and How To Play Outside During COVID-19
It’s March 25, 2020. The great state of Colorado has just issued an order warning all residents to stay at home. What’s the first thing..
May 5, 2020
The Red Flag Law as a Means of Suicide Prevention
In February of 2018, a major change in gun control activism occurred. A school shooting at the Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Florida..
March 30, 2020
Coronavirus in Colorado: A Local Timeline of COVID-19
Within two weeks of Colorado confirming its first case of COVID-19, Colorado State University axed a majority of its on-campus operations and moved all classes..
October 8, 2019
The Rocky Mountain Showdown’s Everlasting Legacy
Flames licked the Colorado night sky, and strips of wood melted away like wax on a candle as the fire fed greedily on the wooden building. The..
September 4, 2018
Camp Timberline Embodies the Spirit of Mountain Adventure
Have you heard of Mulberry Street in Fort Collins? Well if you have, you also probably have driven by the office of Camp Timberline. Big bold..
February 23, 2018
Camille’s Team To Support CSU Student Battling Cancer at St. Jude Up Til’ Dawn Event
Camille’s Team supports a CSU student currently battling cancer.
January 31, 2018
Getting Into Photography in Fort Collins
Fort Collins provides a plethora of locations and reasons to take up an interest in photography.
January 26, 2018
5 Things You Need To Know Before Going To the X Games
Prepare yourselves for your weekend away with some advice from X Game veterans.
November 27, 2017
Where To Ski Within Two Hours of Fort Collins
Find your inner snow-lover and hit the slopes without killing your gas tank.
October 24, 2017
Abnormal Heavy Butterfly Migration Along Colorado’s Front Range
Every time you walk by a bush with flowers, do painted lady butterflies bombard you? This is why!
October 19, 2017
Local Jewelry Business Creators Spread Good Energy Through Their Creative Pieces
Get up close and personal with local jewelry business creators who spread good energy through their creative pieces.
April 13, 2017
Industrial Hemp: A Misunderstood Industry
With its environmentally-friendly properties and wide range of uses, industrial hemp or Cannabis sativa L. may be the key to the future of sustainable agriculture…
April 10, 2017
Max’s Place, A Homey Colorado Pit Stop
Max’s Place in Colorado City
April 7, 2017
Camping in Northern Colorado
Whether its in a $120,000 R.V or $50 tent, Colorado has a camping spot for you.
April 7, 2017
6Degrees of Community
A local dance collaborative offers affordable performances and hosts workshops for underserved populations.
March 31, 2017
The Sunrises of Colorado
As a photographer, and Missouri native, when I moved to Fort Collins I was told I would have to change my style of shooting. I..
March 20, 2017
Five Twitter Accounts to Balance Your News Diet
By following these accounts, you can add some reliable media coverage to your feed without sacrificing memes and subtweets for an endless barrage of daily news.
February 15, 2017
If You Missed Free Zoo Day, Here’s a Recap in Photos
On February 12th, the Denver Zoo opened its gates to the public, free of charge.
November 30, 2016
The Fray Returns Home
Colorado-native band The Fray stops by their hometown for two concerts as part of their album-promotion tour.
November 9, 2016
The Fourteener Files
CSU students share their experiences and advice on climbing fourteeners.
October 25, 2016
Out-of-State Student Perspectives
While most of the CSU student body are residents, there are quite a few students from out-of-state who are experiencing Colorado for the first time.
October 18, 2016
Diana’s Pumpkin Patch & Corn Maze: Where Fall Lives
Add taking the long drive out to Diana’s Pumpkin Patch and Corn Maze on your fall bucket list – you will not be disappointed.
September 14, 2016
“Where’d Your Weekend Go?” Tour Comes to Denver
Sunny indie band of six, The Mowgli’s, will be stopping at The Bluebird Theater Sept. 20 on tour promoting their new album, “Where’d Your Weekend Go.”
September 9, 2016
A Summer by the Riverside
Armed with a camera, keys to a rickety white van, and my favorite straw hat, I took on possibly the best summer job a girl could ask for.
April 20, 2016
New Threads: Colorado and Metro Denver Become More Fashionable Than Ever
303 Magazine, a local metro-area style and culture magazine, held the Spring 2016 Denver Fashion Weekend for five nights at City Hall downtown, officially sponsored..
April 15, 2016
Denver Fashion Weekend: Night 3
Last weekend, Colorado’s fashion gurus and newcomers alike celebrated Denver Fashion Weekend. The show was hosted by 303 Magazine and Schomp Automotive and held at the City..
March 24, 2016
Colorado Music Festival Roundup
Festivals like Bonnaroo, Lollapalooza, Burning Man, Coachella and Electric Forest bring millions together to celebrate life and music. Headliners have ranged from AC/DC to Lana..
February 25, 2016
Red Rocks Summer Concerts
One of the greatest things about living in Colorado is our access to the outdoors, but more importantly, it’s our access to Red Rocks Park..
February 19, 2016
Year-Round Colorado Recreational Gems
Outdoor recreational activities are a year-round attraction for Colorado natives and out-of-staters alike. Each season here offers a divine beauty of Colorado with recreation options..
January 29, 2016
Abandoned Places: Titan 1 Missile Silo Complex 2B
Disclaimer: this is on private property. Many of us have seen a film where the main character(s) finds themselves in a dark, creepy abandoned building that seems to have..
December 15, 2015
Winter Rendezvous
Denver Zoo Lights Price: $26 Lions and tigers and bears, all created from thousands of Christmas lights. Bundle up and explore the beautiful displays of..
May 1, 2015
Intense Colorado College Rivalries and How They Started
Adrenaline. The fans, the noise, the beer, the players, the sheer amount of people, the thrill of competition. But, none of these can surpass one..
April 30, 2015
The Battle for Every Coloradan’s Heart: Chipotle vs. Noodles & Company
Colorado is known for being one of the most health-conscious “foodie” states in America. Its citizens tend to be more cautious when it comes to..
April 29, 2015
Mile High Tuition: Limited State Funds Are Costing Colorado’s Students
By almost all standards of economic analysis, the recession that began in 2007 is over. Colorado’s unemployment rate is the lowest since the recession, the..
April 29, 2015
The Not-So-Micro Microbrewery Revolution
Craft brewing is the way of the future, and Colorado is at the forefront of this economic phenomenon. The CSU Department of Food Science and..
April 28, 2015
Rockin’ the Front Range
A passionate ear must find a place near and dear. With the warm weather coming into season, concert venues are stacking up their spring and..
April 27, 2015
Interesting Colorado Laws
1. Do not ride a horse drunk Make sure to think twice before drunkenly riding your horse down the street to grab a pizza. If you..
April 24, 2015
Denver: Fashion’s Rising Star in the West
We often associate fashion with an urban mecca like Los Angeles or New York City, not Denver. However, more recently, Denver has been growing stronger..
April 24, 2015
Exploring the Colorado Front Range
A lake rests at the base of a mountain range untouched by man, with rocks placed so perfectly along the shore that one cannot fathom..
April 23, 2015
Colorado Wacky Facts
We live in a state that is full of wacky traditions and spectacular sights, a state full of adventure and wonders that never cease to..
April 23, 2015
Q&A With Congressman Jared Polis
I was recently able to snag an interview with U.S. Rep. Jared Polis. After talking with his staff members, it was through sheer chance that..
April 22, 2015
13 Day Trips To Take This Summer
1. Devil’s Head Fire Lookout Hike Located about an hour from downtown Denver, the 143 steps up to this fire lookout on rock formations offer..
March 31, 2015
What’s Beyond College Avenue?
Did you know you can take College Avenue all the way to Denver? It sure blew MY mind when I first found out. After becoming..
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