Ten presenters discussed their field of interest during Pueblo’s third PechaKucha night Thursday, Jan. 26, at CSU-Pueblo’s Art Gallery.

Every year, Oct. 31 marks a day when people dress up to impress, scare and tantalize. But Halloween is a holiday rich with history and meaning.

Lesley Di Mare was voted president of CSU-Pueblo unanimously by the Board of Governors this morning.

Edward James Olmos, actor and activist who has appeared in the movies, “Selena,” “American Me” and “Stand and Deliver,” entertained overflowing crowd of nearly 1200 people in the OUC Ballroom, Sept. 20.

CSU-Pueblo and the Colorado Springs-based Space Foundation signed an agreement Aug. 26 that will provide benefits to the community and the university’s teacher education program in the fields of science, technology and engineering.

The Sol, a film festival that challenges filmmakers to create a film based on the same quote, will take place Sept. 9, 7-11 p.m., at the Damon Runyon Repertory Theater.

CSU-Pueblo ranked among the “Best Buys in Online College Degrees” for its online distance degrees in social science and sociology by the website GetEducated.com, according a CSU-Pueblo press release.

Many people complain, “There’s nothing to do in Pueblo,” but if they took a look at the city’s events, they might find something offering them fun, education and culture

CSU-Pueblo’s director of Human Resources, Ken Nufer has stepped down to begin his career as the director of HR at Pueblo Community College, starting August 15, according to a campus-wide email.

The third year of the Distinguished Speakers series, sponsored by CSU-Pueblo, will begin this fall semester and will feature two Olympic speakers, an actor and a businessman.

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A ceremony was held to unveil the remodeled Library and Resources Center at CSU-Pueblo, which underwent over two years of construction and cost $24 million, Friday, April 22.