There are several alternative programs and sources that are available for veterans at CSU-Pueblo other than Veteran Affairs. The Veterans Upward Bound program was established on campus in 2003.
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Free throws earn ThunderWolves a win
The CSU-Pueblo’s women’s basketball game between CSU-Pueblo and Nebraska-Kearney Saturday, Jan. 21, was intense from the very start, but the ThunderWolves had the better hands and defeated Nebraska-Kearney 52-38.
ThunderWolves’ wrestling team defeats Mines
The CSU-Pueblo wrestling team beat Colorado School of Mines Wednesday, Jan. 18, out-dueling the Orediggers 20-15. This was the first victory for the ThunderWolves against Mines since wrestling returned to the university in 2006.
Girl in the Bookstore Article: Seniors: If you could write a letter and send it back in time to yourself at the beginning of your college career, what would it say?
Milly Spady, a senior at CSU-Pueblo and a member of the TODAY staff, utilizes her job at the bookstore to delve into the minds of students and faculty members at the university.
Posters promote pride
CSU-Pueblo students from Professor Jackie Stroud’s women’s studies class showed off their creative side Dec. 2, with a poster session.
CSU-Pueblo athletics helps St. Mary-Corwin
When CSU-Pueblo athletes stepped onto the field or court during the last week of October, there was more than just the game on the line.
CSU-Pueblo to recruit students from China
CSU-Pueblo, as the 20th American university to join the Sino-American 1+2+1 Dual Degree Program between China and the U.S., welcomed program officials to visit the campus Monday, Oct. 31.
Girl in a Bookstore: What’s your favorite thing about Thanksgiving?
Milly Spady, a senior at CSU-Pueblo and a member of the TODAY staff, utilizes her job at the bookstore to delve into the minds of students and faculty members at the university.
CSU-Pueblo supports veterans in career transition
CSU-Pueblo became the host university of the Mountain Pacific Troops to Teachers Program Nov.1, which recruits experienced military members to teach for K-12 schools.
Dinner promotes etiquette, networking
The Career Center once again helped CSU-Pueblo juniors, seniors and graduate students to prepare for business experiences as they hosted their annual Dining for Success Etiquette Dinner Thursday, Nov. 3.
Senior to showcase college works
Stacey Daberkow’s senior recital will be held Nov. 1from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m., at the Hoag Recital Hall. The songs she will be singing are a compilation of all the pieces she’s sang in her vocal classes throughout her college career.
Veterans Upward Bound offers transitional tools
Published On 27 Jan 2012 By Chris Lujan. Under News.
There are several alternative programs and sources that are available for veterans at CSU-Pueblo other than Veteran Affairs. The Veterans Upward Bound program was established on campus in 2003.
TODAY videographers Tyler Lundquist and Matt Albright attend the revealing of Kerry Reid-Searl's newly developed nursing technique, known as MASK-ED (KRS simulation), Wednesday, Jan. 25.Graduate student appreciates CSU-Pueblo education
Published On 27 Jan 2012 By Vince Caligaris. Under Features.
Lindsay Reeves, an alumni of CSU-Pueblo, chose to come to CSU-Pueblo after hearing a presentation Jen Mullen, mass communications department chair, gave at a conference she attended her senior year of high school.
In the fourth installment of the “Underworld” series, the war among species continues as the vampire and Lycan races not only do battle against themselves, but now must face human opposition in “Underworld: Awakening.”
TODAY videographers Tyler Lundquist and Matt Albright attend the men's basketball game Friday, Jan. 20, where Lesley Di Mare, CSU-Pueblo's new president, was named an honorary coach.CSU-Pueblo becomes sole site of simulation technology
Published On 24 Jan 2012 By Joni James. Under News.
The nursing department at CSU-Pueblo is kicking off the spring semester by becoming the lone pilot site in the United States for a new simulation program known as MASK-ED (KRS simulation).
The third PechaKucha Night will hit Pueblo Thursday, Jan. 26, from 6:30 p.m. to 9 p.m., at CSU-Pueblo’s Fine Art Gallery.
The CSU-Pueblo men’s basketball team came into the game Friday, Jan. 20, against Chadron State determined to get off to a fast start, and that’s exactly what they did. Starting the game hitting 10 of 11 shots from the field, they took an early first-half lead and never looked back.
The CSU-Pueblo’s women’s basketball game between CSU-Pueblo and Nebraska-Kearney Saturday, Jan. 21, was intense from the very start, but the ThunderWolves had the better hands and defeated Nebraska-Kearney 52-38.
The CSU-Pueblo women’s basketball team came out strong in their victory against the Chadron State Eagles Jan. 20, winning the game 61-49. The win puts the ThunderWolves’ record at 13-3 and 10-2 in the Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference.
After a historic win the night before, CSU-Pueblo’s wrestling team fell short against sixth-ranked Central Oklahoma, losing the duel 23-9
The CSU-Pueblo wrestling team beat Colorado School of Mines Wednesday, Jan. 18, out-dueling the Orediggers 20-15. This was the first victory for the ThunderWolves against Mines since wrestling returned to the university in 2006.
