Rocky Mountain Collegian, Colorado State University, Fort Collins, CO
4 hours ago by Kelli Pryor
Walking onto campus as an incoming freshman, Raquel Ramirez felt the strain of being a part of the minority. As a child, she grew up in a tight-knit Latino family where the children were taught the importance of their cultural background.
"It is something my family wants us to cherish and hold onto," Ramirez said.
Rocky Mountain Collegian, Colorado State University, Fort Collins, CO
30 minutes ago by Andy Dose
At first, there were only a few people, about eight in all.
But as 11:50 p.m. drew near Friday night, people started showing up at the Lory Student Center in droves. It would only be a matter of minutes before a little over 400 men and women clad only in their underwear were joking and laughing, chanting and screaming in front of the LSC, ready to make a run for it.
Campus Press, University of Colorado, Boulder, CO
10 hours ago by Elizabeth Stortroen
Birth control pills can be annoying to every woman taking them; they must taken every day at the same time in order to be fully effective, and missing a pill could leave a woman doubtful of their reliability if she is sexually active. An easy answer to this dilemma might be to change to Depo-Provera, the shot form of birth control.
Rocky Mountain Collegian, Colorado State University, Fort Collins, CO
4 hours ago by Trevor Simonton
For more than a decade, CSU student Fran Wilson used the city's door-to-door busing service as her primary means of transportation for everything from picking up groceries to getting to work at the CSU Bookstore.
But after the city pulled funds from Dial-A-Ride, Fort Collins' call-in transportation service for disabled citizens, the wheelchair user was forced to complete a rigorous recertification process in order to access the service reevaluated under newer, stricter guidelines.
Campus Press, University of Colorado, Boulder, CO
7 hours ago by Andrew Nute
"Grand Theft Auto 4" is the best game out for the Xbox 360. The new graphics allow for great animation throughout the game. Gun fights are also enhanced by the graphics with huge explosions and realistic physics.
Rocky Mountain Collegian, Colorado State University, Fort Collins, CO
9 minutes ago by
yay | to the students who participated in the first annual Undie Run. To all the ladies and gentlemen who bared nearly all for fun and a good cause: We salute you.
nay | to an entire summer without RamTalk. Sorry summer schoolers -- you're going to have to find another way to let that guy in Biology know you think he's cute.
Rocky Mountain Collegian, Colorado State University, Fort Collins, CO
9 hours ago by Nick Scheidies
Intro: Mindless Self Indulgence - or MSI, for those who prefer not to juggle all six syllables - combines industrial music with punk rock, hip-hop and dance to create a genre that was once classified as "Christian/Gospel" on iTunes. Oh yeah, and their lead singer's name is Little Jimmy Urine.
Campus Press, University of Colorado, Boulder, CO
7 hours ago by Emery Cowan
The inside of Bikram Yoga on the Hill is awash in mandarin orange and sky blue. Shiny black floors lead into the studio that looks out onto 13th Street through full-length windows and skylights.
Rocky Mountain Collegian, Colorado State University, Fort Collins, CO
7 hours ago by Shannon Hurley
Animal shelters and rescue organizations across the country are facing increases in their intake of abandoned and surrendered pets as the economy continues to struggle and family and individual pet-owners lose their homes to foreclosures -- and Fort Collins is no exception.
Rocky Mountain Collegian, Colorado State University, Fort Collins, CO
10 hours ago by Dolores Williams
Something isn't quite right about the city of Fort Collins' noise ordinance.
The noise ordinance fine can reach about $1,000, but nobody seems to know that the City Council mandates that the criminal record stay on the individual's record for seven years.
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