When major changes are planned for your university, you are normally made aware of those changes well in advance. However I, along with a majority of the students in the classroom, learned of a major proposed change during the first week of classes this semester.
When major changes are planned for your university, you are normally made aware of those changes well in advance. However I, along with a majority of the students in the classroom, learned of a major proposed change during the first week of classes this semester.
Authorities stifled free speech and the right to peaceably assemble by cutting the power from cell phone services to avert digitally organized protests in response to two fatal shootings Aug. 12. However, this did not happen in Egypt, China or Libya, it happened right here in the United States.
The high-profile boxing bout between the undefeated Floyd “Money” Mayweather and rising star “Vicious” Victor Ortiz ended in a controversial fashion. The win will go down as one of the most controversial of Mayweather’s career, but it was by no means “cheap.” His reaction was simply the product of Ortiz’s action.
Sept. 11, marked the 10-year anniversary of the worst foreign attack on U.S. soil. When the most significant 9/11 memorial service took place on the hallowed grounds of Ground Zero, the most visible group involved in the attacks on 9/11 wasn’t in attendance. In fact, they weren’t even invited.
After completing the first three years of our bachelor’s degrees, the seniors at the TODAY like to think we have learned a thing or two about college. We want to share this advice with the freshman just coming in, the sophomores who have a year under their belt but haven’t quite figured everything out and really anyone else who wants to read our advice.
When I first started my professional career at CSU-Pueblo back in 2008 as the cataloging librarian, the school was already planning its big renovation on the building, and the library staff was getting ready to move to other buildings on campus for two years. Of course that affected all of us on campus in different ways. 
It seemed as ordinary of a Sunday night as any, but after I received a text message that broke the news of Osama bin Laden‘s death it became clear that this day would never be forgotten, nor would it be visually remembered.
If you’re reading this then you already know, the world has not ended. Read more...
A reporter tracks down the best chicharrone burrito in Pueblo.
CSU-Pueblo ASG elections happen every year for important reasons, to some random and not so important reasons. The expectations of these elections have not changed any either. There are still people who are desperate in their goal to become a winner that they will stop at nothing to get that.
A student reaction poll over the topic of the recent bomb threat at CSU-Pueblo. Read more...
A newlywed couple strolls down the street, arm in arm, happy to be in each other's company. She smiles, and he kisses her cheek. The sun shines on them as they make their way down the sidewalk.
