The signs were hard to miss. Situated in the foyer of every building on campus, held to wire racks with clear strips of tape, the hollowed face of Mohandas Gandhi greeted students coming and going. "Be the change you wish to see," the signs read, reminding students of the importance of ... Read More

For the third game in a row, the CSU-Pueblo ThunderWolves did what only they knew they could do...upset a team that they hadn't beaten all year. After traveling to Grand Junction and knocking off the favored Mesa State Mavericks, and then stunning the ninth-ranked Fort Lewis Skyhawks, the Pack parlayed the ... Read More

CSU-Pueblo ThunderWolves basketball Coach Kip Drown stressed playing good defense to his team all week. They would need it; they were up against the Fort Lewis Skyhawks, who drain a nation's best 52 percent of their shots. The Pack played a smothering defense, knocking off the Skyhawks, 70-68 in overtime, Friday ... Read More

Students here at CSU-Pueblo have been without our recreational building for some time now. The time has finally come when the HPER Building is open to students complete with swimming pool, racquetball courts, exercise and weight room, climbing wall, multipurpose/aerobics room, and miscellaneous other recreational space, according to an email ... Read More

The Annual Student Art Exhibition's opening reception was held last night in the Fine Art Gallery in the Art/Music building. It was a juried art show, in which many artists submit their work and then one juror selects the best pieces to be in the show, said Caroline Peters gallery ... Read More

What if women didn't have to have babies, or menstruate? What would the world look like if traditional gender roles were rendered obsolete? These questions and others were posed at the round table discussion March 6, lead by Associate Professor of Psychology Karen Yescavage entitled "Women's History Panel: Imagining the Future." Students ... Read More

If you could have any super power in the world, what would it be? The movie Jumper offers one exciting answer. In this movie Hayden Christenson's character David has the power to teleport. It is a very popular concept, that most people are very interested in seeing. It allows viewers ... Read More

People need to take personal responsibility.  When did society decide that people no longer need to take personal responsibility? There have been a couple events within the last few weeks that have really made me reflect on the fact that personal responsibility is a has-been these days. The first situation occurred while ... Read More

The pillar of the community is all that stood, nearly unscathed. The grain elevator that for many years was filled during harvest showing the prosperity of the community is now alone. The tall white structure resembles Lot's wife, a pillar of salt, she looked back at the cities as they ... Read More

After nearly a decade of playing their "home games" off-campus, the Colorado State University-Pueblo ThunderWolves lacrosse team finally has its own field. Beginning this month, the ThunderWolves will play their home games on the CSU-Pueblo campus at the new Student Multi-Purpose Recreational Field. Since 2000, when the club team was formed, ... Read More

Monday Pre-Nursing Application Help noon-3 p.m.Tuesday Good Decision Making 11 a.m. Women and Sports noon Mass Communications Information Session 1:30 p.m. Wednesday Alcohol 101 noon Thursday Women's History Panel: Imagining the Future 2 p.m. Friday Get your Game ON!!!! 1:30-3:30 p.m. ... Read More

It was a different feeling at the park on day two of the series against Nebraska-Kearney. A different day that brought different results. Eleven runs was good enough to win both games Friday against the Lopers, but on Saturday it was only enough for the Pack to be doubled up 25-11 ... Read More