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by Ashley Schaerfl As of Jan. 20, 2017 Colorado State University-Pueblo has announced that the nursing program here at CSU-Pueblo is no longer just a program, but now a School of Nursing. This change comes after years of waiting, since 2003 to be exact when the associate dean position established...

The agenda for the Colorado State University-Pueblo faculty senate meeting on Monday featured typical agenda items such as updates on issues like marijuana research, the strategic plan and retention. Interjected between the usual order of things was a guest the faculty senate welcomed, Antonio Huerta, CSU-Pueblo's Associated Students' Government president....

Colorado State University-Pueblo hosted a veterans appreciation event in honor of Veterans Day Nov. 11, at 5 p.m. at the Neta and Eddie DeRose ThunderBowl. More than 100 people attended the "Hero Workout Whalen" event, in honor of the late Staff Sergeant Matthew Whalen, which consisted of a workout organized...

Image courtesy of iamthatgirl.com On Nov. 3, between 5 and 6 p.m., the I Am That Girl female empowerment group at Colorado State University-Pueblo hosted an event to share highlights from GIRL2016, the international conference for IATG that was held in Los Angeles. IATG is a worldwide, nonprofit organization that...

Student veteran Richard Brown sings star-spangled banner at Veterans Day Memorial ~ photo by Pengjiu Liu Another Veterans Day has come and gone, but the number of student veterans on college campuses across the nation is growing and expected to increase by 20 percent within the next few years, according...

The VO2 hero workout was organized by PLP students in honor of the late US Army Ssg Matthew Whalen.~ photo by Adrienne Burthe For members of the Colorado State University-Pueblo President’s Leadership Program, learning and helping the community are combined tasks. The junior class of the academic leadership program recently...

Colorado State University-Pueblo’s Associated Students’ Government has been diligently working to bring more accessibility, more benefits and more accommodations to the students at the university. Many of the projects approved in spring 2016 have reached completion this fall, one of which was the sidewalk from the residence halls to the sports...

A brisk breeze ruffled the American flag as it flew against a clear sky on Veterans Day. Community members, students and faculty gathered at the Southeast Asia Memorial Nov. 11 at 2 p.m. to celebrate those individuals who have and currently serve in the U.S. military. Dressed in black, the...