Tuesday, May 13, 2008
Enthusiasm was high during the Thursday night practice of the Thunderwolf cheerleaders.
The team is composed of five men and 17 women. The team captain Laurie Pierce is aided by her co-captains Matt Lamunyan, Amy Maldonado and Krystal Doyle.
Coaching the team this year is Michelle Mohnhaupt. She is the returning coach from last year.
One of the nation’s most preeminent scholars on the subjects of race and immigration in American history, University of California-Berkeley Ethnic Studies Professor Emeritus Ronald Takaki, will present “America in a Different Mirror: Re-Visioning History” as the second in the four-part Voices of America Distinguished Lecture Series at CSU-Pueblo on Nov. 13.
The event will be […]
Imagine what it would be like to get your paycheck and have to make a decision; pay the rent or buy baby formula. One out of every five families in Pueblo is faced with similar decisions every day. According to the United States Census Bureau there are over 8,000 households earning less than poverty level […]
Chad Perry is not afraid of a challenge. That is why he was more than willing to accept the head coaching position here at CSU-Pueblo.
The former assistant track and field coach from Portland State University was hired by CSU-Pueblo to bring a new track program on campus. Not only will he be building a new […]
The recent poker tournament, sponsored by the Office of Student Activities, was a huge success.
According to OSA directors and event planners there was more participation than ever before and they actually had to turn people away.
CSU-Pueblo has placed their geology gem collection at the Steelworks Museum of Industry and Culture, located at 215 Canal Street.
On Oct. 3, the university unveiled the collection in a press conference and later that day, held a reception for public viewing.
The Pueblo County Sheriff’s Department was called out early Monday morning to investigate a bomb threat at CSU-Pueblo.
Just before 9 a.m. the main phone line of the university library received a call stating there is a bomb placed in an unspecified location on campus.
The Sheriff’s Department and Joe Gallegos, the campus safety officer, were notified […]
As the mostly new members of Associated Student’s Government tackle their governmental duties they seem to be doing the wrong thing for the right reason.
In several recent actions, the senate ignored its own rules to rectify procedural mistakes made by members on issues ranging from club charters to confirmation of new senators.
For a keeper of […]
The highlight of this year’s homecoming week was the Mr. and Ms. CSU-Pueblo contest held last month.
Orlando White, 22, a pre-MBA major, was crowned Mr. CSU-Pueblo and Amanda Cristelli, a 20-year-old political science major, was crowned Ms. CSU-Pueblo at the swing dance on Wednesday, Oct. 20.
Director of Alumni Relations Laura Brandt said 20 people were nominated, 12 […]
