Pulitzer Prize-winning historian Doris Kearns Goodwin presented the third lecture in the four-part Voices of America Distinguished Lecture Series Feb. 19 in Hoag Recital Hall. Goodwin has had many notable accomplishments, including being the first woman journalist to gain admittance to the Boston Red Socks locker room. Her love of baseball ... Read More

After construction delays and lengthy planning, the Massari Arena re-opened on Friday with students, staff, faculty and community members in attendance.Both the men's and women's CSU-Pueblo basketball teams hosted Western New Mexico Highlands for the grand re-opening night. The women triumphed 91-48, and the men also won, 83-70. In honor of ... Read More

 You've just gotten out of class, you're driving home and you hear "...I ain't never met a girl like you..." playing on the radio. That's a song by Kast One, a local artist featured exclusively on Rev 89, Mike Atencio, station manager for Rev 89 said. Local artists have always been ... Read More

Representatives from the NAACP and the ACLU were featured in an open panel discussion celebrating Black History Month at CSU-Pueblo Thursday to discuss racial epitaphs and how they currently effect youth and society. Questions were aimed at two speakers at the event; Leonard Andrews, speaker for the Colorado chapter of the ... Read More

After a gunman opened fire on campus at Northern Illinois University, many members of the campus and surrounding community were left baffled and shocked. The shooter killed six people, including himself. No solid motives have been determined, and the community of NIU, in general, is in utter confusion over why their ... Read More

As a kid growing up watching sports, Bobby Bonds said he's always had a knack for knowing the right thing to say before the sportscaster could. Now as the Rev 89 sports director, Bonds gets to practice that talent. The radio station covers mostly Pueblo high school football games, something ... Read More

Did you know that qualified CSU-Pueblo students can access the courses and programs of nearly 200 colleges and universities through the National Student Exchange program? If you're interested in learning more about the National Student Exchange program, come to an open house informational session on Friday, Feb. 22, from 10 a.m. ... Read More

A single fan blew air through a stifling 14-by-17 room in Saigon, Vietnam, while Air Force Sgt. Richard Joyce taught English to 20 Vietnamese soldiers, armed with only six clips for an M-16, in case of an attack. Currently, Joyce is a professor in the mass communications department at CSU-Pueblo and ... Read More

The Junior League of Pueblo will sponsor the fourth annual Girls' Day Out on Saturday, March 15, from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. in the OUC Ballroom. Experience an entire day filled with events and vendors that are focused on you! Get pampered, be rejuvenated and indulge in frivolous fun with your ... Read More

Have 1 bedroom and 1 living room for rent. Month to month $200 for one person or $320 for two; all utilities included. Lease up beginning of August. Close to campus and retailers. If interested call 719-431-1738 or 307-359-2332. ... Read More

Check out the climbing wall during its grand opening on Friday, Feb 22, 6 p.m. in the new Massari Arena. The climbing wall will be open to students, staff, alumni and the community this Friday and Saturday. Climbing Wall Hours: Friday (2/22): 6 to 10 p.m. Saturday (2/23): 3 to 10 p.m. Monday (2/25): 11 ... Read More

Does your computer seem slower than when you first bought it? It probably is. When you work on your computer or browse the Internet, your computer picks up lots of gunk and malware. The ACM club (Association for Computing Machinery) at CSU-Pueblo is hosting a computer tune-up day. Bring in your ... Read More