Last year, CSU-Pueblo became widely known as the home of the champions when the school’s football team won the Division II national championship. Since then, the focus has been on the school’s football...

Robert King’s poetry performance on April 6 marked the end of the CSU-Pueblo’s Southern Colorado Reading Series events for the spring semester. King is a native of Colorado. Born in Denver in 1937,...

Candidates for Associate Students’ Government positions have been campaigning for student elections, which will be held April 6 and 7. One running party is Legendary, which consists of CSU-Pueblo presidential...

Various CSU-Pueblo students will see their creative work performed live on stage April 16 and April 17 as part of the English department’s “Evening of One Act Plays.” Last year, seven students...

Rick Kreminski, dean of the College of Science and Mathematics, has been chosen as CSU-Pueblo’s new provost. He was selected from a list of three finalists that included Kristina Proctor, professor...

The first installment of this year’s Southern Colorado Reading Series began Feb. 11 in the LARC’s auditorium. The series, which showcases authors and poets from across the country, mixes the written...

February is African-American History Month, and numerous events will be held on the Colorado State University-Pueblo campus aimed at celebrating important moments in African-American history and promoting...

Pueblo might be known as the “Steel City,” for its long history of mass steel production, but it’s also the home to a unique creative experience known as the First Friday Art Walk. The event, which...

Colorado State University-Pueblo offers numerous tutoring programs in order to assist its students throughout their college journey. Located in LARC 251 is one such tutoring service known as the Writing...

Calling all CSU-Pueblo’s ink slingers, wordsmiths and lyricists! Have you written a poem about zombies in love? What about a short story recounting a mime’s struggle to survive the end of days?...