Women have had a history of neglect throughout the ages. They are expected to cook and clean and take care of the children. Who decided this? It wasn't women! As a current student in CSU-Pueblo's women's studies department, I feel that it is important to understand how women have been neglected. ... Read More

"Give me your tired, your poor..." Emma Lazarus wrote long ago. Though these words are written on the Statue of Liberty, I'm sure that she wasn't talking about the music scene, especially the hip-hop genre. Hip-hop for the past few years has started to deteriorate our poor ears. It seems like ... Read More

CSU-Pueblo won several awards at last month's Sheep Dip ceremony. Cora Zaletel, the director of external affairs for CSU-Pueblo, won four awards from the Southern Colorado Press Club, a professional organization of people in the media and public relation professions in Southern Colorado who meet monthly to talk about different activities in the fields ... Read More

In response to several recent, high-profile campus shootings in the U.S., CSU-Pueblo is forming a campus consultation working group to help identify individuals who may pose a threat to campus safety and keep the campus as safe as possible. In a letter from Provost Russ Meyer to CSU-Pueblo faculty and staff regarding ... Read More

Our generation is in serious trouble if today's reality shows are any indication of today's youth. Shows like MTV's the Hills and My Super Sweet Sixteen are showing young people of America as spoiled rich kids who could care less about real issues like poverty and crime. Even shows like ... Read More