Flair Affair at the 16th Annual Chile & Frijoles Festival in historic downtown Pueblo streaming now!

Denton said she was promoted to the chief operations officer position in the foundation office. She said one main responsibility of the position is she monitors the employees to see they work productively.

Military veterans help set up displays for the Cost of Freedom Tribute, including the Vietnam Memorial Wall replica, while they chat with onlookers and shared stories about their military service.

Kirk Farber, author of “Postcards From a Dead Girl,” was the first of eight authors to visit the CSU-Pueblo campus for the Southern Colorado reading series on Sept. 16, 2010. The reading series is now on its’ tenth year on campus.

As fall arrives and summer ends, it is time for a change in attire and fashion for CSU-Pueblo students. “Living in Colorado means never knowing what the weather may be like,” said Larissa Hernandez, a 20-year-old sophomore studying speech pathology.

September is National School Success Month and there are many factors that can be combined to improve the academic skills of students at CSU-Pueblo. Here are some tips to enhance current college students’ abilities to study, prioritized their time and schedules and to become better students in general.

Stig Jantz, a student advisor for the department was asked to resign last summer. The announcement was made without any explanation from the administration, and much to the chagrin of students. Though there was a meeting on August 16 for students to voice their concerns and ask questions, there is still no clear answer on why Jantz was asked to leave.

A young student from CSU-Pueblo won a local pageant competition on June 12 at the Colorado State Fairgrounds. The new and recently-crowned Colorado State Fair Fiesta Queen earned her title and yet learned more from the experience than she imagined.   Nineteen-year-old, sophomore majoring in nursing and minoring in Spanish, Christina ... Read More

At the end of the spring semester, the mass communications department began their search to fill the position left by Trish Orman. By the beginning of the fall semester the department hired Lauren Brengarth

Students wait in line for $5 helicopter rides over the CSU-Pueblo campus; one of this week's events provided by the Office of Student Activities.

The TODAY’s Spotlight on Reading/Writing features CSU-Pueblo faculty, staff and students sharing their reading and writing experiences. The column is co-sponsored by the English and Foreign Languages Department and the English Club. This week’s feature highlights student Jazmine Wells.

A poet originally from Pakistan shared his culture through poetry on Thursday, April 15 with campus personnel as the final author for the spring 2010 Southern Colorado Reading Series at Colorado State University-Pueblo.