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SLiCE hosts 2026 Involvement Expo, offering information, interaction with student orgs (opens the original)
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Colorado State University’s Student Leadership, Involvement, Community Engagement Office hosted the Fall Involvement Expo 2026 on Sept. 15-17. The gathering was an opportunity for student organizations to interact with and share their goals directly with other students. “It’s more lively at the LSC than usual,” attendee Micky Li said. “The people at the booths … seem really happy and excited because they really want you to be part of their community.” Micky Li is president of the Chinese Languag
Fort Collins company aids prospective food truck owners in turning dreams to reality (opens the original)
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After deciding to open a food truck together, co-owners of Yes Chef! Trailer, Raechel and Mitch Robinson, began to look for a place that could make their dream a reality and help them build a mobile restaurant. Through mutual friends, they discovered FoCo Food Trucks, and — in a twist of fate — it wasn’t the first time they had met the owner. “They had their rehearsal dinner at Fort Collins Brewery, and I was the chef,” said Andrew Cole, owner and lead design engineer for FoCo Food Trucks. “That
Inaugural NoCo Collector Con brings generations together with trading cards, artwork (opens the original)
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Parents, children, couples and friends all came together this Labor Day weekend to share in their love of trading cards games and collecting at the first NoCo Collector Con. The idea came about when event coordinator Maddy Fritzel said she noticed a gap in the Fort Collins community for collector-specific events after her husband got back into his childhood hobby of Pokémon cards games. To bridge the gap, Fritzel and her family decided to hit the ground running by creating the convention. “I lov
2026 Tour de Fat rides through Fort Collins, continuing history of biking, beer (opens the original)
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Editor’s note: A fatal car accident occurred during the Aug. 29 Tour de Fat event. The Collegian’s coverage of the event can be found here. On Aug. 29, thousands of Fort Collins residents and visitors dressed in their most creative and colorful attire while riding uniquely decorated bikes in New Belgium Brewing’s Tour de Fat parade and festival. The event was created in 1999, based off of the brewery’s history with its founder Jeff Lebesch, who received the nickname, Fat Tire, while riding a mou
CSU's Osher Lifelong Learning Institute creates a space for older adults to learn, socialize after retirement (opens the original)
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Imagine a college with no grades, credits, diplomas or expectations. The only goal is to show up, learn about anything you find fascinating and have fun. Known as the Osher Lifelong Learning Institute, that space exists and has been inspiring the minds of retirees in Fort Collins for 20 years. “At OLLI, you don’t age out,” OLLI Director Meredith Naughton said. “We have folks who’ve been with us for the last 20 years — which gives me goosebumps to think about it, because those are folks who have
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