by Ashley Schaerfl
Sherri Mahoney, a junior at Colorado State University-Pueblo, was 42 when her son Tyler Mahoney committed suicide on Sep. 30, 2012. After his death, Mahoney wrote a play about her son’s suicide and …
First concert of the semester plans to be beneficial
The Annual Friends of Music Donors Circle Concert, the music department’s first concert of the fall 2010 semester, will take place at 3 p.m. on Sept. 26 in Hoag Hall.
The concert gives the campus community …
National School Success Month
September is National School Success Month and there are many factors that can be combined to improve the academic skills of students at CSU-Pueblo.
Here are some tips to enhance current college students’ abilities to study, prioritized their time and schedules and to become better students in general.
Division of Countinuing Education continues to grow
Dean James Malm is the director of the multifaceted Division of Continuing Education Program at CSU-Pueblo. He said his role is entrepreneurial with the goal of taking the expertise on campus and getting it out as far and wide as possible.
Programs working mutually to form the Foundation Office
An overview of how the faculty members of the CSU-Pueblo Foundation, President’s Leadership Program and CSU-Pueblo Alumni Association work together, collaborate and function as a unit at the university.
Dress for success: Fourth Annual Internship and Job Fair
The fourth annual Internship and Job Fair, which gives students an opportunity to meet and network with local employers, will be held from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m., Wednesday, Oct. 6, at the Occhiato University Center at CSU-Pueblo.
Art is the individual: Introduction to CSU-Pueblo’s Art Club
Junior art major Aaron Fanning believes in the power of art on a social level. “Art is a practically limitless form of communication. It isn’t dependent on any form of knowledge other than human instinct,” Fanning said. “It’s pretty primal.”
Campus remembers mass comm. student as ‘friendly guy’
Joey Puskedra, 22, a senior majoring mass communications at CSU-Pueblo, died Sunday, Sept. 12.
Puskedra is survived by his daughter, Sasha Marie Sober; his parents, Dave and Teresa Puskedra; brothers, Luke and Rob; grandmother, Eileen Puskedra and grandfather, Merle Joseph Schrodt. He is preceded in death by his grandmother, Martha Marie Schrodt, and grandfather, Matt Puskedra.
ThunderWolves soccer team earn shutout win
After an 0-3 start to the season, the CSU-Pueblo men’s soccer team simply needed a change in lighting to help earn their first victory of the season.
The ThunderWolves, playing the first ever night game at Rawlings Sports Complex, pulled out an impressive 2-0 win Wednesday night against a very fierce and aggressive Montana State University-Billings team.
Changes on the CSU-Pueblo Campus
CSU-Pueblo has a lot of new changes this semester on campus. The one that students notice as they enter the campus are the improvements to the Buell Communications Center, which includes an improved visitor’s center.
Don’t give up hope for success, Chieftain reporter says
Students seeking a career in journalism must learn current technology, develop critical reading habits and hone their writing skills if they want to be marketable in today’s highly competitive job market.
Southern Colorado Reading Series returns to campus
The Southern Colorado Reading Series, an event that gives students an opportunity to learn about and read the works of established authors, has returned to CSU-Pueblo.
Distinguished Speaker spreads inspiring message
As the first distinguished speaker of the fall semester, John Quiñones, co-host of “Primetime,” anchor for“20/20,” and host of the TV show “What Would You Do?” motivated the audience with his message of perseverance despite adversity and posed the moral question “What Would You do?”
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