Allie Seibel

Colorado State University alumna and longtime legal and administrative employee Amy Parsons took office as the 16th president of CSU Feb. 1 after being confirmed as president Dec. 16, 2022. Parsons was born in Loveland, Colorado, before moving to and growing up in Cheyenne, Wyoming. Ad

Colorado saw a surge of deaths attributed to fentanyl overdoses in 2020. In 2022 the presence of the highly dangerous drug supposedly caused 35 out of the 51 overdose deaths in Larimer County, according to the Northern Colorado Drug Task Force. “Keep the Party Safe,” a fentanyl prevention campaign run by the Colorado Consortium for...

On Oct. 12 in the Lory Student Center, several Colorado State University Jewish student organizations held a candlelight vigil in response to the Oct. 7 Hamas attacks on Israel. Hamas, a Palestinian organization, launched a surprise attack from the Gaza Strip on small Israeli towns, killing dozens and abducting civilians. Israel then launched rocket airstrikes...

Editor’s Note: This article is part of The Collegian’s 2024 ASCSU elections coverage. Search 2024 ASCSU elections on collegian.com to see complete coverage of all other candidates. With campaigns for the Associated Students of Colorado State University elections for the 2024-25 academic year fully underway, The Collegian sat down with speaker of the senate candidate...

Editor’s Note: This article is part of The Collegian’s 2024 ASCSU elections coverage. Search 2024 ASCSU elections on collegian.com to see complete coverage of all other candidates. With campaigns for the Associated Students of Colorado State University elections for the 2024-25 academic year fully underway, The Collegian sat down with speaker of the senate candidate...

Dear readers: “Democracy” is a multi-faceted, complex word that oftentimes becomes a hot button in national politics. It can sometimes be seen as controversial, damaged or convoluted, but it is without a doubt a pillar of the decision-making process in our country, state, city and campus.

Colorado State University Police Department confirmed the death of an individual in Alpine Hall following a welfare check. According to a statement by CSU Public Safety Team, “CSU Police gained access into a room at Alpine Hall and found an unresponsive individual and requested immediate medical assistance.” Ad broadstreet.watch({ networkId: 5825 }) The statement said...

When Phoenix Espinoza joined the Presidential Ambassador Program her first year at Colorado State University, she was terrified of public speaking. Three years on the job later, Espinoza, a senior biomedical sciences student, laughs recalling how the skills she has learned through the PA program have allowed her to walk up to important strangers and...