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They Hide in Plain Sight - Yellow Scene Magazine - Vimarsana News

They Hide in Plain Sight - Yellow Scene Magazine

How Christofascists are Infiltrating Northern Colorado Institutions The term Christofascism invokes a lot of emotions within communities, fear, anxiety, Christofascists pushing a white nationalist agenda are infiltrating Colorado institutions in bid for power

Is CU's Ralphie a buffalo or bison? In a way, she's both - Vimarsana News

Is CU's Ralphie a buffalo or bison? In a way, she's both

Ralphie, the mascot of the University of Colorado football team, is technically not actually a buffalo, she's a bison. But, in a way, the mascot is both.

Is CU's Ralphie a buffalo or bison? In a way, she's both - Vimarsana News

Is CU's Ralphie a buffalo or bison? In a way, she's both

Ralphie, the mascot of the University of Colorado football team, is technically not actually a buffalo, she's a bison. But, in a way, the mascot is both.

Colorado State University's New Administrator On Making Campus More Welcoming To Native American Students - Vimarsana News

Colorado State University's New Administrator On Making Campus More Welcoming To Native American Students

Patrese Atine is Colorado State University's first assistant vice president for Indigenous and Native American affairs.

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CSU's animal research receives critical fine from USDA – The Rocky Mountain Collegian - Vimarsana News

CSU's animal research receives critical fine from USDA – The Rocky Mountain Collegian

Colorado State University was charged with breaking federal laws in the negligent treatment of animals in its research program. According to the university, the citations are both associated with a study evaluating a vaccine to prevent hemorrhagic diseases in rabbits. This disease cannot be contracted by humans, but it can by animals found in Colorado....