College Avenue Magazine

The magazine’s mission is to serve the CSU and Fort Collins communities with innovative and engaging coverage of relevant issues.

A little more about College Ave...


College Avenue is CSU’s student-run magazine. The magazine’s mission is to serve the CSU and Fort Collins communities with innovative and engaging coverage of relevant issues. College Avenue’s staff is dedicated to providing balanced and accurate reporting as well as visually stimulating design and photography to a diverse audience.

Student Leaders

Editor in Chief: Avery Coates

Avery is a 20-year-old junior at Colorado State University studying Journalism and Media Communications. She has lived in Colorado since she was 2-years-old and loves everything about it. She spent the first half of her life on the Western Slope in Grand Junction and later moved to the Front Range where she now lives in Broomfield. She is a photographer, writer, and content creator who loves to be outdoors and go on adventures. 

Avery started at College Ave as the Multimedia Editor for the 2022-2023 school year and is now the Editor-in-Chief. She hopes to grow the magazine’s presence on campus as well as digitally, via social media. Post-grad, Avery aspires to be a professional photojournalist working in both travel photography and professional sports photography.

editor@collegeavemag.com

Visual Editor: Tessa Glowacki

Tessa Glowacki is the Visual Editor for the 2023-24 school year. Her hometown is Naperville, Illinois (a suburb of Chicago). She is a sophomore majoring in Art with a concentration in Graphic Design. Besides creating, her other interests include skiing, hammocking, and playing guitar. She is so pumped to be a part of this staff and continue to grow her skill sets.

Content Editor: Alexis Freudenthal

Alexis Freudenthal is in her junior year of studying psychology with a concentration in Mind, Brain, & Behavior and a minor in English. She’s from Ft. Lauderdale, Florida, and she loves playing the bass, reading, knitting and watching horror movies.

Social Media Editor: Sterling Volz

Sterling Volz is from Denver, Colorado. She is a senior at CSU studying Journalism and Media Communications with a minor in Business. In her time working with College Avenue Magazine she has developed so many amazing skills that will direct her into her work path after graduation and far after as well. She loves creating content for social media and the overall design aspect of creating a platform that is engaging, informative, and creative. She has also had the opportunity to write for College Avenue, which takes her love for writing to a whole new level. She hopes to continue with her love for social media and content creation after graduation.

Advisors

jake.sherlock@colostate.edu

Student Media Advisor: Jake Sherlock

Jake Sherlock likes his music loud, his wrestling professional and his journalism available on-demand. He enjoys breaking news tweets, long reads, investigative reports, satirical spins, thoughtful columnists and hot sports takes.

Sherlock joined Rocky Mountain Student Media as the student media adviser in September of 2019. His primary duties are to help RMSMC students produce quality journalism that informs and enlights the CSU and Fort Collins communities. His secondary duties are to make sure the candy bowl is always filled. He’s much better at his primary duty than his secondary.

He holds a bachelor’s in journalism and a master’s in communications from the University of Wyoming. Sherlock was the editor of his college newspaper and held a variety of other writing, editing and photography positions within student media. He also spent more than 10 years working with student media at the Missouri School of Journalism and at Laramie County Community College.

Outside of student media, Sherlock has experience in print and web design, copy editing, public relations, marketing, reporting, sports writing and pizza delivery, but he’s really out of practice on the pizza thing.

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