Rocky Mountain Collegian, Colorado State University, CO
13 hours ago by J. David McSwane
From a brown leather sofa chair on the east wall of his new, spacious office, CSU Interim President Tony Frank takes a much-needed moment to breathe.
"Everyone wants to know what my plans are, but I've only had about 120 hours in this office to think about it," he says, revealing a fatigued smile beneath his self-described "Todd Helton" goatee.
Campus Press, University of Colorado, CO
5 hours ago by Hanna Johnson
People from all over the world watched on Nov. 4 as voters turned out to the polls in record numbers, encompassing perhaps the most diverse constituency our country has ever seen.
Rocky Mountain Collegian, Colorado State University, CO
5 hours ago by Matthew Pucak
When a team has 25 losses in one season as CSU did last year, there are going to be plenty of chances for revenge the next season.
After throttling the Grizzlies of Montana last Friday, the CSU men's basketball team hopes to exact revenge on some Bears when their nearest rival, the University of Northern Colorado comes knocking on Moby Arena's doors on Nov.
Campus Press, University of Colorado, CO
2 days ago by Conor Doyle
Marijuana proponents are renewing discussion on the legality of the drug in Colorado.
Connection, Northern Colorado University, CO
20 hours ago by Nick Whipps
After two and a half months of intramural flag football chaos, it all came down to championship games on Sunday. Eight teams came to play, but only four were crowned champions. After it was all said and done, I had guessed 7 out of the 8 teams that made it to the championships, but only went 1 for 3 on my championship picks, guessing the co-rec champion correctly.
Rocky Mountain Collegian, Colorado State University, CO
1 day ago by Aaron Hedge and J. David McSwane
After brewing concern regarding the future financial and academic state of the university, CSU Interim President Tony Frank announced his plans to increase transparency of university finance late last week and publicly established himself as a more democratic manager than his predecessor.
The Oredigger, Colorado School of Mines, CO
2 days ago by Benjamin M. Weilert
Ever since the turn of the millennium, many film franchises have taken to starting over; reinventing themselves for this modern era. From superheroes like Batman and Superman to age old classics such as Rocky and Rambo, these franchises have been going back to the drawing board to pull in ticket sales. The James Bond series is no different. In 2006, Daniel Craig was added to the ranks of actors who have portrayed James Bond, including Sean Connery, Roger Moore and Pierce Brosnan.
The Oredigger, Colorado School of Mines, CO
2 days ago
Marijn van Cappelle
On the opinion page of the Oredigger of the 10th of november LB Williams wrote a furious article against the use of marijuana at Mines. His main point involves the fact that a Mines student will probably get a responsible job in the future and the bad effects of marijuana do not fit in that profile.
The Oredigger, Colorado School of Mines, CO
2 days ago by Sophie Hancock
The bullish progress of China's economy and India's economy has been monitored for some years, and their combined resource demand and what it means for Colorado was revisited during this weeks' Van Tuyl lecture given by Dr. Vince Matthews.
Campus Press, University of Colorado, CO
5 hours ago by Conor Doyle
A man carried a 26-year-old woman to escape the flames that quickly spread through an apartment complex at the intersection of 55th St. and Arapahoe Ave.
UNC Mirror, University of Northern Colorado, CO
5 days ago by Donnae Wahl
In a capitalist society, everything is for sale. So it comes as no surprise that a young woman, 22-year-old Natalie Dylan, has auctioned off her virginity to pay for college. Dylan, a graduate of Sacramento State College, wants to pursue her master's degree in marriage and family counseling.
UNC Mirror, University of Northern Colorado, CO
6 days ago by Aanston Frazier
The aftermath of the election saw Sen. John McCain suffer an enormous defeat as seen in fighting in the Republican Party on the issue of whether the party is too conservative, or not conservative enough. Unfortunately, it looks as if the faction that believes the GOP is not conservative enough will win, which will almost certainly push the GOP to becoming more of a regional party and continue to suffer defeat at the national stage.
Connection, Northern Colorado University, CO
2 days ago by Nick Whipps
It's anybody's game
In the first week of the playoffs, there were upsets all across the board. Teams who have been playing under the radar all season long have finally decided to turn it on .I am really excited to see some more low ranked teams knock off the big boys. In my brackets, out of the total 37 games played, I guessed 30 correctly. That's 81%, not shabby at all. In this piece, I am going to give you my teams rising with momentum, teams needing to pick up their game, and my surprise teams coming into the final week before the championships. I will also give you my prediction of the teams that I believe will bring home the championship. Don't forget about registration this week for the racquetball, badminton, and turkey tug-o-war tournaments on Tuesday and Wednesday. Volleyball and 3v3 basketball playoffs start this week as well.
UNC Mirror, University of Northern Colorado, CO
2 days ago by Shannon Vinson
Halloween is over for the most part, but for UNC's Pride of the Rockies marching band, the fun was just beginning.
Nearly 600 University of Northern Colorado band members combined with high school band members from across Colorado crowded Nottingham Field on Saturday afternoon to help the marching band break the Guinness world record of "Most people to dance to Michael Jackson's "Thriller.
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