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The truth of what didn’t happen: Award-winning poet H. L. Hix on writing, teaching, living (opens the original)
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H. L. Hix carries the past in vivid textures. Hix, an award-winning poet, philosopher and professor at the University of Wyoming, visited Colorado State University this September for the CSU Creative Writing Reading Series, a free recurring event organized by CSU professor Matthew Cooperman — a Guggenheim fellow and award-winning poet in his own right — with the intention of welcoming “distinguished literary voices to share their work and engage with the Northern Colorado community.” At the Sept
Meet the arts & entertainment desk: Shining light on a city of artists (opens the original)
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I see Fort Collins as a city of artists. This city is full of student musicians, local art vendors, public art muralists, songwriters performing on the streets of Old Town and more. The expression of our community thrives in the hands of the many unique people who call this city home. Colorado State University fits in alongside locals in the many opportunities for art and entertainment that its community accomplishes, which is why at the A&E desk here at The Collegian, my goal is to provide a sp
Larimer County Farmers' Market unites artists in community, sustainability, self-expression (opens the original)
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In a time of digital communication and large online shopping platforms, many find themselves seeking third places to engage with their communities on the local level. One such place, the Larimer County Farmers’ Market, is currently celebrating its 50th anniversary of bringing neighbors together in the sharing of goods and social gathering. One group of people in particular that thrives within the market is the artisan community. As part of Colorado State University’s land-grant mission, the mark
Local band’s DIY venue connects emerging bands with eager listeners (opens the original)
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Fort Collins is a city rich in its music scene and artistic atmosphere, boasting several venues and gathering spots for the community to come together in music and art. Since its founding, one venue in particular stands out as an especially creative testament to the city’s local music culture. The Sun Spot was founded by members of autumnal, a woodland indie-pop band based in Fort Collins. Band members Geneva Devine and Annalee Knies first formed a friendship in elementary school, and the duo be
'The World Through Our Eyes' zine collection creates new place for CSU students to share their creativity (opens the original)
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The start of a new school year often marks a time in which many like to try new hobbies and clubs. A sense of community is often essential to one’s wellbeing, and this is especially important for students beginning their first year of college. However, sometimes finding the space where one feels they belong can prove challenging. Maven Savage reflected on his struggles in finding his community, stating, “I was doing the freshman year thing, like, going to clubs and activities, but nothing was cl
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