As part of Black History Month, students both of all colors, gathered to learn about discrimination from Director of Affirmative Action LaNeeca Williams. The activity, hosted by the Office of Student Activities, began when Williams discussed the history of laws having to do with discrimination. It began with the Civil Rights Act ... Read More

 Twilight is a captivating love story/fantasy that encompasses the audience and leaves us longing for our own Bella and Edward, the main characters. When Bella Swan moves to Forks, Wash. to live with her dad, she meets a strange boy named Edward Cullen, who she soon learns is a vampire. The ... Read More

The Pueblo Symphony is having a holiday concert Saturday with Broadway vocalist Tamra Hayden and two of Canon City High School's Tiger Ladies and Encore! choirs. Todd Albrecht, director of the Canon City High School choirs and Colorado State University Pueblo alum will also be singing as part of "Home for ... Read More

The Career Center at Colorado State University-Pueblo has subscribed to an online resume building service that’s free to students. Optimalresume.com has tools for students to make resumes and cover letters and learn other job-related skills like practice interviews. Students can create an interactive personal resume Web site using the service and give ... Read More

Larry Penley, chancellor of the Colorado State University System and president of CSU in Fort Collins, announced his resignation on Tuesday. Colorado State University-Pueblo President Joseph Garcia said, "there will be no negative ramifications for CSU-Pueblo." "Provost Meyer and I have been assured ...that we can expect to maintain the same good ... Read More

The kids at the Colorado State University-Pueblo Child Care Center decided to create art with recycled materials. Some of the kids, along with local artist Bonnie Waugh, made a large giraffe sculpture made out of tomato cages, ribbon, buckets, mess bags, pie plates and old paint brushes. Waugh, who has a son ... Read More

The Southern Colorado Writing Project at Colorado State University-Pueblo sponsored three writing events along with All-Pueblo Reads. All-Pueblo Reads is a program through the Pueblo City-County Library District that tries to promote reading within the community by focusing on one book a year, said Katherine Frank, director of the Southern Colorado ... Read More

 Amendment 48 is a sloppy attempt to ban abortion by die-hard pro-lifers.  Amendment 48, if passed, will define a person at the moment of fertilization.  This will give a fertilized egg inalienable rights, equality of justice and due process of law, according to the state legislator. What the law fails to mention ... Read More

Both U.S. Senatorial candidates, Rep. Bob Schaffer and Rep. Mark Udall, clashed on key issues, including energy and the war in Iraq, in a debate Monday night to a half-full audience. Udall said it was time to begin bringing troops home from Iraq and putting more money into renewable energy ... Read More

Gov. Bill Ritter said criticism that Amendment 58 will raise prices at the pump is just a scare-tactic used by the "No on 58" campaign. Gov. Ritter hosted a roundtable of nine CSU-Pueblo students Thursday afternoon where he discussed Amendment 58, which would remove a tax credit the oil and gas ... Read More

Sen. John McCain said the bailout is a tourniquet, temporarily mending the broken economy, but not a cure. Sen. McCain focused primarily on the economy in his speech Friday at the Massari Arena. In addition to the bailout, Sen. McCain said that new energy will open jobs for people in Colorado ... Read More

I’m sure many students have heard the anti-war protesting of one student around campus this week and last. Whether everyone agrees with what this student has to say, or not, I think we should take a minute and applaud someone who is willing to openly express his opinions to others ... Read More