CSU-Pueblo plans to host an affordable dinner for students and their sweethearts on Valentine’s Day.

Russ Meyer, who is the provost for CSU-Pueblo, will retire at the end of this semester after more than four decades as an educator.

CSU-Pueblo’s drumline is back for its second year and has room on its team for several students who have musical experience with percussion.

The CSU-Pueblo Thunderwolves women’s basketball team beat the UC-Colorado Springs Mountain Lions Saturday night at Massari arena, 75-59.

With the summer season in people’s rear view mirrors and the winter season still looming over Colorado, the Student Health Services clinic is prepared to treat an array of illnesses... Read more

Funding will continue to be a university’s biggest challenge as long as money needed for program improvement goes toward other projects, said Julio Leon, interim president of CSU-Pueblo ... Read more

Christmas is the day in which the world recognizes the birth of Jesus Christ. However, society takes political correctness too far when it encourages people to replace Merry Christmas with happy holiday... Read more

Once Jake Snider moved up the weight class he found out that he would be wrestling his older brother Jesse Snider who wrestles for the Colorado School of Mines.

The CSU-Pueblo campus will be closed today,Wednesday, Feb. 2, because of extreme cold weather, according to a campus-wide e-mail. All classes are cancelled. Weather temperatures will be between -25 and -45.

After double-knotting my shoelaces and gulping down a quart of water, I stepped out into the brisk, cool air to begin the first of many a.m. walks toward a healthier, happier me.

Working with wood not only produces beautiful hand-created works, but also saves money and relieves stress, said Russ Meyer, provost for CSU-Pueblo.

Musical, theatrical and spoken word performances filled the air during the second annual Gospel Explosion Friday at the Capps Capozzolo Academic Center for the Arts at CSU-Pueblo.