On Friday, CSU-Pueblo hosted the first Women's Leadership Conference that featured several speakers with informational topics concerning women today.  The conference was held in the Hearthwell Lounge in the OUC from 9 to 4:30 p.m. According to mass communications professor Trish Orman, the conference will become and annual event at CSU-Pueblo. The ... Read More

A panel of three women hosted a discussion on women in the military comparing the past, present and future roles, on Thursday in the First Year Center from 1 p.m. to 2 p.m. The panel consisted of retired U.S. Air Force Lieutenant Colonel Anne Campbell, Air Force Academy professor of political ... Read More

Monday was not only St. Patrick's Day, but it was also a celebration of the 15th Annual Evening of Women's Poetry held in the Heathwell Lounge in the Occhiato Student Center at 7 p.m. Poetry contest winners were announced and entertainment was provided by singer songwriters Kim McKee and Ken ... Read More

On Thursday, Jenirae Wolff, an alumna history major of 2007, led a presentation and discussion on "Prostitution in the West." The event was held in the First Year Center in the University Library. Both students and faculty attended this Women's History Month event. Wolff primarily addressed the presence of prostitution in ... Read More

On Monday, a group of 30 people including both male and female students, staff and faculty gathered to hear a presentation called "Faking it."The hour began when senior psychology major Candi Holzer used a computer to show the famous "Big O" scene from the movie, When Harry Met Sally. The scene ... Read More

After construction delays and lengthy planning, the Massari Arena re-opened on Friday with students, staff, faculty and community members in attendance.Both the men's and women's CSU-Pueblo basketball teams hosted Western New Mexico Highlands for the grand re-opening night. The women triumphed 91-48, and the men also won, 83-70. In honor of ... Read More

A single fan blew air through a stifling 14-by-17 room in Saigon, Vietnam, while Air Force Sgt. Richard Joyce taught English to 20 Vietnamese soldiers, armed with only six clips for an M-16, in case of an attack. Currently, Joyce is a professor in the mass communications department at CSU-Pueblo and ... Read More

Artists of all kinds from African and Latino heritages were featured Thursday in a Black History Month presentation highlighting works dating back to the early 1500s. Adjunct history professor Jackie Stroud presented examples of the artists' works and contributions to the world of art in the First Year Center in the ... Read More

Fossil fuel burning was defined as an ancient source of energy during the Focus the Nation event on Jan. 31. The event was presented by the Students for Environmental Awareness, Office of Student Activities and the Associated Students' Government at Colorado State University-Pueblo. Focus the Nation is aimed to raise awareness ... Read More

CSU-Pueblo Provost Russ Meyer has cleared misconceptions about the math learning center's speculated closure. Meyer said the center will remain open through the fall semester of 2008 without a doubt. "I'm not saying it will close after next fall semester," Meyer said. "However, there will be a further study of the ... Read More

A total of 195 students attended the Etiquette Training dinner at the Pueblo Convention Center on Nov. 7.  Career Center director Michelle Gjerde said all of the students she spoke to said they were overwhelmed with how great the experience was. "One student said she felt comfortable with fancy situations after ... Read More

The CSU-Pueblo Community Health Nursing class, Pueblo City-County Health Department and Pueblo Recycling came together to promote environmental awareness while hosting the Trash Fashion Show on Nov. 7. Designers and models who entered the show were asked to create outfits made from only recycled or reused materials in order for the ... Read More