Comedian Marcus will be next up on CSU-Pueblo’s Comedy Central Presents series, Wednesday, Nov. 30, from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m., in Hoag Hall.
University to host Comedy Central comedian
Published On 28 Nov 2011 By Jenna Mangino. Under News.
Comedian Marcus will be next up on CSU-Pueblo’s Comedy Central Presents series, Wednesday, Nov. 30, from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m., in Hoag Hall.
To be the best, you have to beat the best. That’s the opportunity the ThunderWolves football team had Saturday, Nov. 26, when they took their undefeated record and number one ranking into first round of the 2011 NCAA Division II playoffs.Interim provost seeks CSU-Pueblo student input
Published On 24 Nov 2011 By John Pantoya. Under News.
Though he speculated about the possibility, professor Rick Kreminski was still surprised to hear the announcement of him being named CSU-Pueblo’s interim provost.
When CSU-Pueblo athletes stepped onto the field or court during the last week of October, there was more than just the game on the line.
CSU-Pueblo, as the 20th American university to join the Sino-American 1+2+1 Dual Degree Program between China and the U.S., welcomed program officials to visit the campus Monday, Oct. 31.
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.Inspiring futures by honoring memories
Published On 17 Nov 2011 By John Pantoya. Under Features.
The respect that Sandra Obrin had for her parents translated in to a fulfilling life because of great lessons learned. Those same lessons helped Obrin become a caring wife and mother, and have also guided her to be successful in her current position as administrative assistant to the dean of the College of Science and Mathematics at CSU-Pueblo.
TODAY videographer Janae Deas attends the Veterans Day celebration and the unveiling of the Southeast Asia War Memorial on campus Nov. 11.
CSU-Pueblo’s football team completed their regular season undefeated Saturday, Nov. 12, and is now the Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference champions for the second time in the university’s history.
CSU-Pueblo returned to the conference playoffs for the first time since 2006 Tuesday, Nov. 8, but fell to Adams State in straight sets. The Pack ended the season 15-13, their first winning season since 2006.
In a match that had playoff implications, CSU-Pueblo lost a five-set thriller to Western New Mexico Friday, Nov. 4, away from home.
CSU-Pueblo became the host university of the Mountain Pacific Troops to Teachers Program Nov.1, which recruits experienced military members to teach for K-12 schools.
