For most people applying for college, CSU-Pueblo is not the first option on their list of choices. In fact, this university is usually a last resort or not even on their list as possible choices. I think the reason for this is the bad reputation Pueblo has for being a ... Read More

For most people the thought of meeting a famous musician or musical group is thrilling and exciting, and for most, the experience turns out to be just so. However, sometimes a person's perception of how these famous people should be and how they should act gets jolted into reality quickly. These ... Read More

Rockstar energy drink's Get a Life tour came to Pueblo last Thursday, bringing some new and popular rock talent on stage.The tour kicked off in Las Cruces, New Mexico, Dan Whitesides, drummer of The Used said during a phone interview prior to the concert. "This is an all-college tour. We are ... Read More

With the final day of the election for the new members of the Associated Students' Government at hand, there are two questions that should come to the minds of every student on campus who is taking an active interest in the election. Which ticket is the most qualified to serve our ... Read More

The role of women and their role in the work force and in the family was explored during Tuesday's presentation, Motherhood Manifesto. The presentation, led by Gina Lopez Ferguson first-year center activities coordinator, and Tanya Baird, internship coordinator for the university, covered everything from flexibility in the work place, to health ... Read More

Does it ever feel like your professors got together and decided to make every test on the same day and every paper due the same week? Sometimes, I definitely feel like that. I understand we are students at the collegiate level, and I understand that we alone are responsible for our schedules, ... Read More

People need to take personal responsibility.  When did society decide that people no longer need to take personal responsibility? There have been a couple events within the last few weeks that have really made me reflect on the fact that personal responsibility is a has-been these days. The first situation occurred while ... Read More

Gas prices are soaring once again. This week's gas prices are averaged at $3.05 per gallon for the state of Colorado, according to GasBuddy.com. In comparison to last week, prices have risen nearly four cents, and compared to last month prices are up 17 cents or more in some areas. This ... Read More

After a gunman opened fire on campus at Northern Illinois University, many members of the campus and surrounding community were left baffled and shocked. The shooter killed six people, including himself. No solid motives have been determined, and the community of NIU, in general, is in utter confusion over why their ... Read More

Whether you like to rough it out in the wilderness or you like the indoor sport scene a little more, the Experiential Learning Center offers students, faculty, staff and the Pueblo community a wide range of activities. Designed to give students a hands-on experience of running, managing and creating activities centered ... Read More

Construction crews have been a familiar sight across campus this academic year, from making preparations, to building a new football stadium, to renovating the Massari gymnasium; students, faculty and staff have become aware of the changes occurring across campus. Included in the construction projects is the re-roofing of the Life Sciences ... Read More

From surfer to scholar, Ronald Takaki is not one to be taken lightly. The professor spoke on Nov. 13 night about his unique views on American history in the 21st century. The Hawaiian native, once known as 10-toes Takaki, is an Ethnic Studies Professor Emeritus at Berkley University. Through personal experiences that have helped ... Read More