The Associated Students' Government president debates were held on Wednesday, March 11. Jenna Rossow, Steven Titus and Thomas Farrell are the candidates running for the position of ASG President.
All the candidates were asked four questions in which they had three minutes of debate. The candidates then had two minutes for ... Read MoreASG presidential candidates discuss campus issues
Published On 12 Mar 2009 By Milly Spady. Under News.
The Associated Students' Government president debates were held on Wednesday, March 11. Jenna Rossow, Steven Titus and Thomas Farrell are the candidates running for the position of ASG President.
All the candidates were asked four questions in which they had three minutes of debate. The candidates then had two minutes for ... Read MoreLocal Artist Spotlight: DJ Justin Brown
Published On 12 Mar 2009 By Sareth Ney. Under Entertainment.
Justin Thomas Brown has been both a disc jockey and a producer for 10 years.
Brown doesn't have a DJ name like most in the genre. He said he produces under the name "whatever's clever".
Brown said he got into DJing when he turned 18 after going to a rave in Fort ... Read MoreTuition will increase for students fall semester
Published On 12 Mar 2009 By Teresa Dupuis. Under News.
Students attending Colorado State University-Pueblo next fall may notice an increase in their tuition, though at this time it is unknown how much increase will be.
When Colorado passes the state budget bill July 1, it could leave a hole in the budget at CSU-Pueblo, which can only be backfilled by increased ... Read MoreComputer labs are a mess
Published On 12 Mar 2009 By Milly Spady. Under Opinion.
Like every student attending Colorado State University-Pueblo, I pay technology fees.
Lately I have been using the computer lab in the Occhiato University Center to do some last minute homework and I have noticed that the keyboards are covered in grime from food and dirty hands.
The computer screens are covered in ... Read MoreStudents protest to have a vote
Published On 12 Mar 2009 By Jessica Miller. Under Top Story.
Students at Colorado State University Pueblo are standing up for students rights.
Thursday, the Associated Students' Government president Davis Fresquez along with other students throughout Pueblo protested the lack of student representation on the Colorado State University system chancellor search committee.
The goal of the protest was to see student and alumni membership ... Read MoreCandidate for CSM dean Ron Williams
Published On 12 Mar 2009 By Teresa Dupuis. Under News.
The list for the new dean of the College of Science and Mathematics at Colorado State University-Pueblo has been whittled down to two men.
Both have a public interview before the selection process is complete.
The dean will be responsible for overseeing the work of the college, including budgeting, hiring, curriculum, development ... Read MoreFree professional tax help available for students
Published On 12 Mar 2009 By Candice Geier. Under News.
The Southern Colorado Educational Opportunity Center is offering to prepare students' taxes for free and assist them with their Free Application for Federal Student Aid. They will be preparing the taxes Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
SCEOC has a Volunteer Income Tax Assistance program which currently staffs eight people throughout southern Colorado, ... Read MoreMore to St. Patrick’s Day than getting drunk
Published On 12 Mar 2009 By Jessica Miller. Under Features.
St. Patrick's Day is a holiday where people have a legitimate excuse to wear green and drink beer.
Few people know about the origin of the holiday. After learning about the history, it's funny to think we celebrate a holiday, which is supposed to commemorate the death of a saint, by ... Read MoreSummer classes let students catch up, get ahead
Published On 12 Mar 2009 By Andi Torguson. Under Features.
This summer, Colorado State University-Pueblo will have numerous classes available within three different sessions.
The first four-week, six-week and 12-week sessions starts May 11, the second four-week session starts June 8, the second six-week session starts June 22, and the third four-week session starts July 6.Get ready by selecting your classes ... Read More
Reporter C.M. Gray recently visited the Wayside Cross Gospel Rescue Mission in Pueblo. The mission is a homeless shelter for men and women. With the economic crisis hitting home for many people, there are places helping the less fortunate.
CSU-Pueblo: A Visit To The Wayside Cross Gospel Rescue Mission from C. ... Read MoreSpotlight on Reading/Writing: Taylor Cardinal
Published On 12 Mar 2009 By Today Contributor. Under Features.
The TODAY's Spotlight on Reading/Writing features CSU-Pueblo faculty, staff and students 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 student Taylor Cardinal.
Name/department: Taylor Cardinal, English department, educational background: long time
What has been your greatest ... Read MoreAffordable spring break alternatives await
Published On 12 Mar 2009 By Christopher Vail. Under Opinion.
Spring break. The two favorite words in any college student's vocabulary.
For some, the week-long break from classes may mean a vacation to Las Vegas or the sandy beaches of Florida, but many college students have tight budgets and are unable to afford a luxurious trip.
There are alternatives.
Spring break doesn't have ... Read More
