With the spring 2012 semester just beginning, it may be difficult for students to think about needing academic assistance. Finding resources early in the semester however, is one way students can maintain their grades and avoid playing catch-up during finals week.
With the spring 2012 semester just beginning, it may be difficult for students to think about needing academic assistance. Finding resources early in the semester however, is one way students can maintain their grades and avoid playing catch-up during finals week.
After a year of hunting for the perfect person to be the head honcho and leader of CSU-Pueblo, the Board of Governors finally found her. The president, for the first time in the university’s history, is a woman and she is all smiles as she describes this job opportunity as her proudest moment thus far.
Ten presenters discussed their field of interest during Pueblo’s third PechaKucha night Thursday, Jan. 26, at CSU-Pueblo’s Art Gallery.
TODAY photographer attended, as well as presented for the third PechaKucha night, which brought in presenters of an array of topics, from the pending apocalypse to burlesque performances, Thursday, Jan. 26.
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.
There are several alternative programs and sources that are available for veterans at CSU-Pueblo other than Veteran Affairs. The Veterans Upward Bound program was established on campus in 2003.
The CSU-Pueblo men’s basketball team came into the game Friday, Jan. 20, against Chadron State determined to get off to a fast start, and that’s exactly what they did. Starting the game hitting 10 of 11 shots from the field, they took an early first-half lead and never looked back. 
The CSU-Pueblo’s women’s basketball game between CSU-Pueblo and Nebraska-Kearney Saturday, Jan. 21, was intense from the very start, but the ThunderWolves had the better hands and defeated Nebraska-Kearney 52-38.
The CSU-Pueblo wrestling team beat Colorado School of Mines Wednesday, Jan. 18, out-dueling the Orediggers 20-15. This was the first victory for the ThunderWolves against Mines since wrestling returned to the university in 2006.
Milly Spady, a senior at CSU-Pueblo and a member of the TODAY staff, utilizes her job at the bookstore to delve into the minds of students and faculty members at the university.
