Friday, May 16, 2008
Big changes are occurring on the CSU-Pueblo campus and as the year is coming to an end, faculty, staff and students alike are getting exciting about the fall semester.
One big thing new to the campus will be a marching band to provide school spirit at games and pep rallies. As of now, the marching band […]
Two CSU-Pueblo students were honored with the title of Miss Pueblo and Miss Pueblo County Princess at the annual Miss Pueblo Pageant. Elizabeth Solano took the title of Miss Pueblo and Laurie Pierce, who already has a crown for Miss Juneteenth two years in a row, took Miss Pueblo County Princess.
For Neva Espinosa, the opportunities that Rev 89 offers are more than just a privilege.
“If we reach a certain audience then I think it’s our obligation to have something meaningful to say,” Espinosa said.
“I can’t even begin to explain the feeling of being on top of the world; when you look around all you see is a never-ending sky. The journey up is a beauty of its own. You get to see the first signs of spring, the animals everywhere, the smell of the moist ground, the cool […]
When given time off of school, partying and drinking are the only things on 21-year-old minds, but many students fail to realize the actual dangers of going to “foreign” places they have never been for Spring Break. Most think to themselves “nothing bad will ever happen to me,” or “I’m not that stupid,” but Gilbert […]
The pillar of the community is all that stood, nearly unscathed. The grain elevator that for many years was filled during harvest showing the prosperity of the community is now alone. The tall white structure resembles Lot’s wife, a pillar of salt, she looked back at the cities as they were being destroyed.
The grain elevator […]
NOT POSTER SIZED: President Joe Garcia and Provost Russ Meyer went cue-to-cue Tuesday, Feb. 26, during a happy hour get-together at The Underground.
Beer is now available for sale at La Cantina on Mondays through Thursdays, starting at 5 p.m.
IDs are checked, and wristbands are given to those of legal age.
A single fan blew air through a stifling 14-by-17 room in Saigon, Vietnam, while Air Force Sgt. Richard Joyce taught English to 20 Vietnamese soldiers, armed with only six clips for an M-16, in case of an attack.
Currently, Joyce is a professor in the mass communications department at CSU-Pueblo and now lectures in a substantially […]
Whether you like to rough it out in the wilderness or you like the indoor sport scene a little more, the Experiential Learning Center offers students, faculty, staff and the Pueblo community a wide range of activities.
Designed to give students a hands-on experience of running, managing and creating activities centered around team building, leadership and […]
When you’re late for class and you’re cussing at the construction truck that took your parking space do you think about the people who are working on the new renovation of the Massari Arena? Most students don’t realize that the company responsible for the lack of parking and all the noise at CSU-Pueblo is the […]
