It's not often one can say a loss is a statement game for a football program, but the ThunderWolves proved Saturday in a narrow 21-14 overtime loss to Colorado Mines they are not to be regarded as a typical first-year program. The ThunderWolves fought to the very last snap, casually sloughing ... Read More

CSU-Pueblo volleyball team continued their losing streak to the 5-0 Mesa State Mavericks at Massari Arena, 22-25, 20-25 and 18-25.The Pack played a secure game battling for every point, but just lagging slightly to the Mavericks in every game. With 10 blocks, Maverick Lindsey Jefferson was an effective wall. Alea Wildman ( ... Read More

Tomorrow's Bad Seeds, a Los Angeles-based five-piece band, combines the different sounds of punk, reggae, rock, soul and hip-hop into one diverse and highly original offering. Their debut CD, Early Prayers, was released in 2007 on UrbanTone Records. The band consists of Moises Juarez on lead vocals, Sean Chapman on vocals ... Read More

As Colorado State University-Pueblo continues its celebration of Hispanic Heritage Month, students are invited to this month's free events. Here is this week's schedule of events. Friday, October 10 Film and discussion of Zoot Suit, led by Dr. Fawn Amber Montoya, Chicano Studies Coordinator. 9 p.m., Belmont Residence Hall Lobby. Wednesday, October 15 Presentation ... Read More

TODAY videographers Alberto Correa, Earnie Byrd and Matt Maes talk to the people who help and donate at the campus blood drives.   ... Read More

Chainsaws, Implants, Stun Guns Oh my!! When you think of jugglers you usually think of rubber balls and bats, but when Mad Chad Taylor took the stage at Colorado State University Pueblo, the audience saw a different side to juggling. I saw a different side to Taylor when he started juggling breast ... Read More

The Pueblo Symphony will open it's 2008-09 concert season with "Steppin' Out: A Tribute to Fred Astaire and Ginger Rohers." The opening concert is at 2:30 p.m. on Oct. 5 and will be at Hoag Recital Hall. The concert stars Broadway vocalist Sal Viviano and dancers and vocalists Joan Hess and ... Read More

Colorado State University-Pueblo's nursing recently received a $100,000 grant from the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation through its New Careers in Nursing Scholarship Program. CSU-Pueblo was the first institution in Colorado to receive this funding, said Mary Kontz, associate dean of nursing, and one of the first universities in the nation to receive the ... Read More

As many of you may know, the music genre known as dance/electronica is not that popular in Pueblo. However, like soccer is to sports, dance/electronica is one of the most popular genres of music that can be heard around the world. Trance, house, jungle, drum and bass are many forms that ... Read More

The TODAY's Spotlight on Reading/Writing features CSU-Pueblo faculty and staff sharing their reading and writing experiences. The column is co-sponsored by the English and Foreign Languages Department and the English Club. This week's feature highlights Clif Smith. Name: Clif Smith University position: Adjunct instructor, English Educational background: MA, Adams State College in Alamosa; BS, Southwest ... Read More

TODAY videographers Tyler Crotty and Sam Von Fange highlight the services at CSU-Pueblo's Occhiato University Center. The FeedBack Show - Occhiato Center from Tyler on Vimeo. ... Read More

Colorado State University-Pueblo might not quite be ready for primetime. Preseason Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference player of the year Joe McLain led a balanced and methodical Chadron State (3-1, 2-0 RMAC) attack to a 32-0 victory, handing CSU-Pueblo their first loss of the season. "We took one right on the chin," ... Read More