Wednesday, August 20, 2008
The Hungry Eye is celebrating the release of its 2007-08 edition magazine next month by having a reading and book signing with the authors of the publication at 6:30 p.m. on Thursday, May 1 in the OUC Underground.
The Hungry Eye is a student created publication containing works of creative fiction, non-fiction and poetry that have […]
CSU-Pueblo has undergone a change this semester pertaining to the way students evaluate their instructors.
The process of rating teachers through Scantron bubble-sheets has been changed to an online form of evaluation.
Rockstar energy drink’s Get a Life tour came to Pueblo last Thursday, bringing some new and popular rock talent on stage.The tour kicked off in Las Cruces, New Mexico, Dan Whitesides, drummer of The Used said during a phone interview prior to the concert.
Professor Silvio Covi is a man with passion and dedication.
Professor Covi, who worked in and developed the Foreign Language department for over twenty years at Colorado State University-Pueblo, is retiring this year.
He leaves behind a legacy that will change the university for many years.
A panel of three women hosted a discussion on women in the military comparing the past, present and future roles, on Thursday in the First Year Center from 1 p.m. to 2 p.m.
The panel consisted of retired U.S. Air Force Lieutenant Colonel Anne Campbell, Air Force Academy professor of political science Dr. Fran Pilch and […]
On Thursday, Jenirae Wolff, an alumna history major of 2007, led a presentation and discussion on “Prostitution in the West.” The event was held in the First Year Center in the University Library. Both students and faculty attended this Women’s History Month event.
The Annual Student Art Exhibition’s opening reception was held last night in the Fine Art Gallery in the Art/Music building. It was a juried art show, in which many artists submit their work and then one juror selects the best pieces to be in the show, said Caroline Peters gallery director and associate art professor.
A speech on rape entitled “Rape as a Tactic of War” was presented on Feb. 27 in the First Year Center as a part of the V-Day events going on this past week.
The speech focused on Darfur, a region of far-western Sudan, which is host to a brutal ongoing civil war between the Sudanese military and rebel groups […]
Representatives from the NAACP and the ACLU were featured in an open panel discussion celebrating Black History Month at CSU-Pueblo Thursday to discuss racial epitaphs and how they currently effect youth and society.
Artists of all kinds from African and Latino heritages were featured Thursday in a Black History Month presentation highlighting works dating back to the early 1500s.
Adjunct history professor Jackie Stroud presented examples of the artists’ works and contributions to the world of art in the First Year Center in the library.
