Rocky Mountain Collegian, Colorado State University, CO
4 days 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.
Rocky Mountain Collegian, Colorado State University, CO
2 days 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.
The Clarion, University of Denver, CO
3 days ago by Laura Hathaway
LiveStrong Day raises money to fight cancer
The Clarion, University of Denver, CO
3 days ago by Sara Castellanos
Sigma Chi mourns loss of fraternity brother, friend
UNC Mirror, University of Northern Colorado, CO
3 days ago by Joshua Espinoza
After graduation is over, many students will be preparing to step into the work force and exchange their hard-earned degrees for paychecks. But one concern that plagues some graduates is the exchange rate.
For some college graduates, the prospect of a lucrative entry-level income is highly probable, while others might have to endure the Ramen Noodle diet for a little longer.