ThunderWolf golfers tapered a bit after a second place showing through two rounds Monday to fall to 6th place at the conclusion of the Western New Mexico Mustang Intercollegiate Tuesday. The ThunderWolves ended day one in second place out of 17 teams, only trailing tourney host Western New Mexico. But ... Read More

Monday was not only St. Patrick's Day, but it was also a celebration of the 15th Annual Evening of Women's Poetry held in the Heathwell Lounge in the Occhiato Student Center at 7 p.m. Poetry contest winners were announced and entertainment was provided by singer songwriters Kim McKee and Ken ... Read More

With the final day of the election for the new members of the Associated Students' Government at hand, there are two questions that should come to the minds of every student on campus who is taking an active interest in the election. Which ticket is the most qualified to serve our ... Read More

Students who participated in voting yesterday for the Associated Students' Government elections may not have realized that they were participating in a ground breaking election. Traditionally, students are encouraged to vote and computer labs on campus become official polling places. The ballot is located and submitted online. This year, executive ticket candidates ... Read More

Today marked the beginning of the voting period in which the student body will elect the new members of the Associated Students' Government.  To vote, navigate to the University's home page and click on the vote now link.  The polls will close March 20 at 4 p.m.  This year's election is ... Read More

CSU-Pueblo's lacrosse team faced off against the University of Colorado at Colorado Springs on March 8 at the multi-use field. CSU-Pueblo put up a good fight but with lack of experienced players the team could not come out on top of UCCS. The game ended with a final score of 7 to 4. ... Read More

Colorado State University-Pueblo basketball fans can cheer on the ThunderWolves as they take on the University of South Dakota in the opening round of the NCAA II Women's Basketball Championships thanks to a Web broadcast of the game at Buffalo Wild Wings, 5821 N. Elizabeth, today, March 14, at 5 ... Read More

On Thursday, Jenirae Wolff, an alumna history major of 2007, led a presentation and discussion on "Prostitution in the West." The event was held in the First Year Center in the University Library. Both students and faculty attended this Women's History Month event. Wolff primarily addressed the presence of prostitution in ... Read More

Mallory MacFarlane is known as DJ Mac to Rev 89 listeners, something MacFarlane describes as a sort of radio alter ego. MacFarlane is on air on our very own radio station Rev 89 every Tuesday from 12 p.m. to 3 p.m. She also graces the airwaves with the "5 at 5", ... Read More

The role of women and their role in the work force and in the family was explored during Tuesday's presentation, Motherhood Manifesto. The presentation, led by Gina Lopez Ferguson first-year center activities coordinator, and Tanya Baird, internship coordinator for the university, covered everything from flexibility in the work place, to health ... Read More

Does it ever feel like your professors got together and decided to make every test on the same day and every paper due the same week? Sometimes, I definitely feel like that. I understand we are students at the collegiate level, and I understand that we alone are responsible for our schedules, ... Read More

 Hey everyone, welcome back to the CSU-Pueblo's weekly beer review. My name's Eric and I drink beer. Let's talk about it. A long time ago, deep in the bowels of Mother Russia, trouble was brewing...or perhaps I should say brewing was the trouble. The empress of Russia, Czarina Catherine the Great, ... Read More