Staying in shape keeps the body and mind healthy and full of energy. The freshman 15, the 15 pounds of weight gain during the first year of college that some students encounter, can be avoided according to some sources.  The average weight gain of college students is about a half a pound ... Read More

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 More

A charge of finding the new chancellor of the Colorado State University System was expected to be given at the Board of Governors meeting on Wednesday, March, 4, but results are still unavailable.The process of finding a new chancellor began last month during five stakeholder meetings which took place along ... Read More

A rat race awaits us every day and brings stress with unknown boundaries. Not only do college students have general life stresses, but also encounter other stressors due to school. Stress is a physical reaction that happens when the neurotransmitters in a person's mind release a higher amount of endorphins than ... Read More

Colorado State University-Pueblo President, Joseph Garcia and Vice President for Finance and Administration, Joanne Ballard, addressed fiscal questions raised by the Faculty Senate on Monday, Feb. 16.   Most questions were based on the fiscal operations of not only the university's fiscal policy as a whole, but also how specific departments ... Read More

Parking tickets and the price of a parking permit are being refunded to some students who live in the University Village Walking Stick dormitory at Colorado State University-Pueblo. Parking lots W-5 and W-6 are no longer being patrolled by the CSU-Pueblo Parking Operations Office. Instead they will be patrolled by the City of ... Read More

Fearing the unknown is human reaction. It has been a vital part of our existence, for what we don't understand may cause us harm. This is part of the evolutionary cycle. We live in a time where information is available and people have the opportunity to understand what they do not ... Read More

A student's nightmare, or dream, came true when approximately 230 educators gathered around tables with their thinking caps on and listening to Tom Romano, author of five books. On Monday, Jan. 26, in the Occhiato University Center at Colorado State University-Pueblo, the Southern Colorado Writing Project held a large conference for ... Read More

Students beware of the monster that can come with your electronic device. It can rear its ugly head even if it didn't come with a warning sign. Hand operated electronics may possibly be linked to carpal tunnel syndrome.  There are many things that can cause CTS, but the cause is generally ... Read More

 A life long journey for some, ignored by others, and embraced by the ones that have it, faith is a slippery subject. At Colorado State University-Pueblo, there are many active organizations that join together in order to be with others who have the same beliefs. Hebrew 11:1 says "faith is being ... Read More

Renewable energy is the fuel of the future and Colorado is pro-active in the movement toward a cleaner environment providing thousands of jobs. Colorado Renewable Energy Society is providing monthly webcasts on renewable energy. Webcasts can be seen on the Colorado State University-Pueblo campus. According to CSU-Pueblo's press release, Governor Bill Ritter ... Read More

The day before Barack Obama's Inauguration, the Black Student Organization of Colorado State University-Pueblo honored Martin Luther King Jr. Day with a breakfast celebration in the Occhiato University Center. The BSO plans to have the breakfast every year. The ceremony included the entire "I Have a Dream" speech by King, as well ... Read More