Monday was not only St. Patrick's Day, but it was also a celebration of the 15th Annual Evening of Women's Poetry held in the Heathwell Lounge in the Occhiato Student Center at 7 p.m. Poetry contest winners were announced and entertainment was provided by singer songwriters Kim McKee and Ken ... Read More

Students who participated in voting yesterday for the Associated Students' Government elections may not have realized that they were participating in a ground breaking election. Traditionally, students are encouraged to vote and computer labs on campus become official polling places. The ballot is located and submitted online. This year, executive ticket candidates ... Read More

Today marked the beginning of the voting period in which the student body will elect the new members of the Associated Students' Government.  To vote, navigate to the University's home page and click on the vote now link.  The polls will close March 20 at 4 p.m.  This year's election is ... 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

The signs were hard to miss. Situated in the foyer of every building on campus, held to wire racks with clear strips of tape, the hollowed face of Mohandas Gandhi greeted students coming and going. "Be the change you wish to see," the signs read, reminding students of the importance of ... Read More

Students here at CSU-Pueblo have been without our recreational building for some time now. The time has finally come when the HPER Building is open to students complete with swimming pool, racquetball courts, exercise and weight room, climbing wall, multipurpose/aerobics room, and miscellaneous other recreational space, according to an email ... Read More

What if women didn't have to have babies, or menstruate? What would the world look like if traditional gender roles were rendered obsolete? These questions and others were posed at the round table discussion March 6, lead by Associate Professor of Psychology Karen Yescavage entitled "Women's History Panel: Imagining the Future." Students ... Read More

The Early Childhood Education Management Systems, or ECEMS, Childcare Center here at the CSU-Pueblo campus has just learned of a milestone accomplishment from the Qualistar Early Learning rating organization. The Qualistar organization has given the Child Care Center four of four stars making them one of two child care centers in ... Read More

On Monday, a group of 30 people including both male and female students, staff and faculty gathered to hear a presentation called "Faking it."The hour began when senior psychology major Candi Holzer used a computer to show the famous "Big O" scene from the movie, When Harry Met Sally. The scene ... Read More

Pulitzer Prize-winning historian Doris Kearns Goodwin presented the third lecture in the four-part Voices of America Distinguished Lecture Series Feb. 19 in Hoag Recital Hall. Goodwin has had many notable accomplishments, including being the first woman journalist to gain admittance to the Boston Red Socks locker room. Her love of baseball ... Read More

After construction delays and lengthy planning, the Massari Arena re-opened on Friday with students, staff, faculty and community members in attendance.Both the men's and women's CSU-Pueblo basketball teams hosted Western New Mexico Highlands for the grand re-opening night. The women triumphed 91-48, and the men also won, 83-70. In honor of ... Read More

Students should be aware of some financial aid deadlines and changes for the 2008-2009 academic year. The first deadline to be aware of is the March 1 deadline for FAFSA and scholarship applications. Students do not have to have their taxes complete to meet this deadline. However, for those needing help ... Read More