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- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Sep 29, 2026
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CSU Homecoming is nearly here: What to expect, plan for this weekend (opens the original)
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Colorado State University’s annual Homecoming and Family Weekend is right around the corner, with four days of events curated for alumni, students’ family members and anyone else who dons the green and gold slated for Oct. 1-4. “There’s a lot going on across campus … that spans our work for folks to just connect back and find that community again and feel the excitement,” said Dakota Bogner, CSU’s Alumni Association’s executive director of alumni engagement.”I feel like there’s no energy on camp
Evangelical preacher Sister Cindy visits CSU on 'HoNoMo Revolution Tour' (opens the original)
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Evangelical Christian social media figure Sister Cindy – whose real name is Cindy Smock – visited Colorado State University Sept. 16 spending the afternoon preaching to a crowd of students near the Lory Student Center plaza as part of her “HoNoMo Revolution Tour.” Smock’s tour focuses on promoting sexual abstinence and modesty while rejecting modern college party culture. In total, Smock has visited four universities in Colorado, adding a stop at the University of Colorado Colorado Springs by po
Global Village Museum's 'love letter to museums' celebrates 20th anniversary, honors curation, preservation (opens the original)
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What started as a process to digitize and catalog Fort Collin’s Global Village Museum of Arts and Cultures’ permanent collection turned into the museum’s most recent gallery: “Work and Wonder: Behind the Scenes at the Museum,” which will run until Sept. 18. “The entire exhibition is sort of my big love letter to museums,” Curator of Collections and Exhibitions Sam Hensley said in an email-based interview. Work and Wonder began to come into form when the GVM team came across a sparsely documented
Breaking: Bear reported in Corbett Hall area, removes itself from campus (opens the original)
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Editor’s Note: This is an ongoing breaking news story. Updates will be provided as they become available. On Sept. 3. a Colorado State University alert reported a bear in the area surrounding Corbett Hall on the north end of campus. This is the second bear to have made its way onto campus recently. At 8 a.m. the following day, the university sent an all-clear notification that informed the public that overnight the bear removed itself from campus. Nik Olsen, director of crisis communications and
Breaking: Bear reported in Corbett Hall area, removes itself from campus (opens the original)
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Editor’s Note: This is an ongoing breaking news story. Updates will be provided as they become available. On Sept. 3. a Colorado State University alert reported a bear in the area surrounding Corbett Hall on the north end of campus. This is the second bear to have made its way onto campus recently. At 8 a.m. the following day, the university sent an all-clear notification that informed the public that overnight the bear removed itself from campus. Nik Olsen, director of crisis communications and
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