When Fort Air Raid was abandoned, the success of Colorado State football became the ultimate paradox. Championed by coach Jay Norvell, CSU looked poised to be the gunslinging team everyone grew accustomed to the year prior. So when Norvell implemented the run-first system, it made no sense, but given time, it has panned out beautifully...
The Rocky Mountain Collegian is a student-run newspaper that serves as the voice of Colorado State University's campus community. As a publication managed entirely by students, it provides a unique perspective on campus life, local events, and issues relevant to the student body.
The Collegian covers a wide range of topics, including sports, culture, society, entertainment news, government and politics, and content and publishing. Its coverage encompasses event reporting, analysis of government announcements, opinion editorials, press releases, and seasonal content.
While primarily catering to the CSU student population, the Collegian's content also resonates with the broader Fort Collins community. The newspaper is distributed in print form across the campus and surrounding areas, reaching a circulation of 5,000 copies four times a week. Additionally, the Collegian maintains an online presence through its website, collegian.com, allowing for wider accessibility and engagement with its content.
By offering a platform for student voices and perspectives, The Rocky Mountain Collegian plays a vital role in fostering a well-informed and engaged campus community, while also providing valuable experience for aspiring journalists and media professionals.