TODAY videographer Janae Deas checks out what Pueblo has to offer at the 17th annual Chile and Frijoles Festival in September.

TODAY videographer Janae Deas explores the pride CSU-Pueblo students have while at homecoming weekend actvities Sept. 23, such as the Powder Puff football game and the Unity Howl.

The annual Chile and Frijole Festival provided more than 100,000 people with a variety of chile, music, shopping and entertainment, in Pueblo, Sept. 23 through Sept. 25.

Edward James Olmos, actor and activist who has appeared in the movies, “Selena,” “American Me” and “Stand and Deliver,” entertained overflowing crowd of nearly 1200 people in the OUC Ballroom, Sept. 20.

Colorado State University-Pueblo dropped more than 40 students who did not attend classes during the first two weeks of school, based on a new process created to monitor attendance.

Does China sound mysterious to you? If it does, don’t worry, because it’s mysterious to its own citizens too, especially when they wonder about something, type it in a search engine and all they get is “404 Not Found.”

When major changes are planned for your university, you are normally made aware of those changes well in advance. However I, along with a majority of the students in the classroom, learned of a major proposed change during the first week of classes this semester.

The three finalists for the university presidential position met with campus and community members to share their visions for the future of the CSU-Pueblo campus, Sept. 12 through Sept. 16.

The CSU-Pueblo Career Center will be hosting an internship and career fair Wednesday, Oct. 5, from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m., in the Occhiato University Center Ballroom.

Authorities stifled free speech and the right to peaceably assemble by cutting the power from cell phone services to avert digitally organized protests in response to two fatal shootings Aug. 12. However, this did not happen in Egypt, China or Libya, it happened right here in the United States.

Milly Spady, a senior at CSU-Pueblo and a member of the TODAY staff, utilizes her job at the bookstore to delve into the minds of students and faculty members at the university.

The high-profile boxing bout between the undefeated Floyd “Money” Mayweather and rising star “Vicious” Victor Ortiz ended in a controversial fashion. The win will go down as one of the most controversial of Mayweather’s career, but it was by no means “cheap.” His reaction was simply the product of Ortiz’s action.