CSU-Pueblo's radio station Rev 89 has reached the number one spot in the top-rated Arbitron market in Pueblo, Colo.
CSU-Pueblo radio station reaches number one
Published On 14 Feb 2012 By Vince Caligaris. Under News.
CSU-Pueblo's radio station Rev 89 has reached the number one spot in the top-rated Arbitron market in Pueblo, Colo.
CSU-Pueblo ministries provided free peanut butter and jelly sandwiches and collected information about student spirituality through surveys Wednesday, Feb. 1, for a campus Spread the Faith event. Cold wind blows, Second City does not
Published On 06 Feb 2012 By Tyler Shomaker. Under News.
Second City comedy visited CSU-Pueblo Thursday, Feb. 4, and they had the crowd rolling with laughter. The cold weather did not prevent the crowd from enjoying the comedy performance.
Second City comedy coming to CSU-Pueblo
Published On 02 Feb 2012 By Tyler Shomaker. Under News.
The Second City, a comedy theatre from Chicago, will be coming to CSU-Pueblo Thursday, Feb. 2, at 8:30 p.m., at the Hoag Recital Hall.
Student death update
Published On 01 Feb 2012 By Today Staff. Under News.
Memorial Services for Dylan Solorio, 19, a CSU-Pueblo freshman, who died Sunday, Jan. 29, will be held Thursday, Feb. 2, and Friday, Feb. 3.
Student death update
Published On 31 Jan 2012 By Today Staff. Under News.
A 19-year-old Colorado State University-Pueblo student was found dead Sunday night in a dormitory room on campus.
Ten presenters discussed their field of interest during Pueblo’s third PechaKucha night Thursday, Jan. 26, at CSU-Pueblo’s Art Gallery.
Student residing in Culebra Hall confirmed dead
Published On 30 Jan 2012 By Diandra Howell. Under News.
A press release update, confirming the death on campus was that of a student in the residence halls, was sent to the campus community Monday, Jan. 30, at 3:55 p.m. Details of death on campus remain anonymous
Published On 30 Jan 2012 By Today Staff. Under News.
The Colorado State University-Pueblo campus community received notification of a death that occurred on the university campus Sunday, Jan. 29, at 10:05 p.m.
Philip Plait, author of the novel “Bad Astronomy,” was greeted with applause during his speech Tuesday, Jan. 25, that discussed the common misconceptions that surround astronomy.
Mass communication professor Leticia Steffen and math professor Jonathan Poritz talked about social responsibility at the 20/20 lecture, Jan. 20.
The Pack wrestling team was back in action Thursday, Jan. 26, facing a difficult test against fifth-ranked Nebraska-Kearney.
