What started off as a gloomy day for Colorado State University-Pueblo athletics, with its first football loss in 24 years, got worse as the volleyball team took sole claim to last place in the RMAC West Division.
New Mexico Highlands University beat the ThunderWolves at Massari Arena, 25-19, 25-23, 18-25, 25-19, ... Read MorePack drops eighth straight, fall victim to Cowgirls
Published On 20 Sep 2008 By Brandon Hopper. Under Sports.
What started off as a gloomy day for Colorado State University-Pueblo athletics, with its first football loss in 24 years, got worse as the volleyball team took sole claim to last place in the RMAC West Division.
New Mexico Highlands University beat the ThunderWolves at Massari Arena, 25-19, 25-23, 18-25, 25-19, ... Read More
The Mustangs were too tough to tame Friday night and the Colorado State University-Pueblo volleyball team suffered a loss in three games.
The large crowd of screaming fans in Massari Arena combined with the support of the football team wasn't enough to propel the Pack to a win.
Freshman Bernadette Pitre ... Read More
Excitement is building throughout the local collegiate community as the early success of the 2008 Colorado State University-Pueblo ThunderWolves football program bolsters the spirits of the local football faithful.
However, one can see reasons for the rest of Colorado's football enthusiasts to be excited as well. Everyone is excited for the ... Read MoreObama draws enthusiastic Pueblo crowd
Published On 18 Sep 2008 By Today Staff. Under News.
TODAY videographer Matthew Maes captured highlights from Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama's Sept. 15 visit to Pueblo. (Click more to view video highlights.)
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Members of the CSU-Pueblo community gathered Wednesday to remember Paul Sefcovic, an associate professor in Automotive Industry Management who passed away in August.
... Read MoreASG hunting for new senator
Published On 18 Sep 2008 By Milly Spady. Under News.
Jenna Rossow has resigned as senator of ASG. She said she was too busy with other things. Rossow gave her resignation speech at the end of Tuesday's meeting, and her resignation was effective at the close of the meeting.ASG has not yet found a replacement for Rossow and is now accepting applications for ... Read MoreCanon City women’s art exhibition
Published On 18 Sep 2008 By alundahl. Under Entertainment.
More than $2,000 in cash will be awarded to exceptional women artists of Colorado at Canon City's ninth annual Artful Women Exhibition in October.
The exhibition is open to all Colorado women at least 18 years old. The exhibition is scheduled to be held Oct. 10 through 12 at the State National ... Read More
Student Academic Services is offering free pizza, cookies and drinks to entice students to attend next week's majors fair. The department is hosting the fair in its second year, said Pam Chambers, associate director.
The fair is scheduled to be held in the Occhiato University Center ballroom from 11 a.m. to ... Read MoreChecking out the Rec Center
Published On 18 Sep 2008 By Tyler Crotty. Under Features.
TODAY videographers Sam Von Fange and Tyler Crotty provide an inside look at the new Student Recreation Center.
CSU-Pueblo Rec Center from Tyler on Vimeo. ... Read More
The CSU-Pueblo women's soccer team improved to 2-3-1 with their win over New Mexico Highlands on Sunday. The women easily defeated the Cowgirls, 5-1. Both teams came into the game with the record of 1 win, 3 losses and 1 tie. (Pictured right: Coach Dave Morris talks to the team.) ... Read MoreFans share football excitement
Published On 11 Sep 2008 By Today Staff. Under Sports.
TODAY videographer Matt Maes and magazine managing editor Eric Salagovic talk to excited fans during the tailgating party and CSU-Pueblo football home-opener.
... Read MoreWhat is there to do on campus?
Published On 11 Sep 2008 By Tyler Crotty. Under Features.
TODAY videographer Tyler Crotty interviews students and staff about various Student Activities offerings. (Click on more to access video link.)
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