Professors share move from Clark B, Student government works on solution to CSU acts of racism

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In today's episode of the Rocky Mountain Review, Audrey Donow delivers campus news to begin the show with coverage of the Associated Students of Colorado State University who are working with CSU President Amy Parsons to help find a way to decrease the amount of racism occurring on campus. Parents' weekends has coverage by Donow as she goes over all the events for the weekend. For local news learn how Fort Collins residents are being charged for a service they never plan to use with Tyler Weatherwax. Then two deadly crashes over the weekend are being investigated by Fort Collins police. Finally, learn about a woman who was shot while two thieves were attempting to break into her car. Donow returns after the break for coverage on what's to come this week in Fort Collins.

Then after the break Rocky Mountain Review reporter Sam Providence brings your feature story on the professors of CSU who were displaced to trailers after the university has continued construction of Clark B. The process involves the destruction of the old building before building a new one forcing professors and more faculty to move to trailers. Hear from professors, grad students, and more.

Weatherwax returns after the break to deliver national news including news on a helicopter crash in Houston that left four people dead, leaked information on Israel's planned attack on Iran and Cuba's power outage. Then a quick break before KCSU sports director Austin Martin breaks down your CSU sports report and an interview with CSU football player Tanner Morley. Finally, for today's show, Weatherwax breaks down the Fort Collins forecast for the week.
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