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United States soccer: A tale of what could have been?
Photo courtesy of the USA players website. Well it was a good run. Good enough in U.S. soccer standards, I suppose. Save for a miraculous third-place finish in the inaugural 1930 World Cup and a...
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Marching band seeks new announcer
Photo courtesy of Stock.XCHNG The ThunderWolves Marching Band is holding auditions for the position of stadium announcer for the fall 2010 season at Colorado State University-Pueblo. This voluntary...
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Marching band camp sounds off in August
Photo courtesy of Stock.XCHNG The music department at Colorado State University-Pueblo will hold its ThunderWolves Marching Band Camp starting in August. The camp is designed to train band members for...
View ArticleHard loss for Pack men’s basketball team
By Aimee Torrez The Colorado State University-Pueblo men’s basketball team lost 74-66 to the Westminster College Griffins Feb. 10. With 1:45 left on the clock, a two-point field goal from Pack senior...
View ArticleWomen’s Basketball win over Westminster College
By Aimee Torrez The Colorado State University-Pueblo women’s basketball team has clinched a Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference title share for the second consecutive year with a 78-67 win over...
View ArticleLeaving a legacy
By Chianna Schoenthaler For 30 years Joe Folda’s passion for students’ success has been a defining trait on and off the court. Jackie Wallgren, the athletic director, compliance and senior woman...
View ArticleMen’s soccer loses 3-2 in extra time
By Emily Montgomery The Colorado State University-Pueblo men’s soccer team lost 3-2 in extra time to Colorado Mines Friday at Art & Lorraine Gonzales Stadium. Colorado Mines junior John Haist...
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Thunderwolves still looking for RMAC win
By James Bartolo Despite a scoreless first half, a penalty kick scored by No. 7 Colorado Mines’ Jennifer Kendall was the first of two goals in the Orediggers 2-1 Friday night victory over Thunderwolf...
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A sweet victory for women’s soccer
By James Gavato The Thunderwolves Women’s soccer team bounced back for their first Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference win Sunday afternoon at Art & Lorraine Gonzales Stadium against the Colorado...
View ArticleCannon changes hands and heads east
By Ben Cason The cannon returned to the east side Friday after a year hiatus. On a windy night at Dutch Clark Stadium, the East Eagles defeated the rival South Colts 41-14. The East offense scored a...
View ArticleThunderwolves fall to RMAC leaders
by James Bartolo Despite being within two points against the top team in their final set, the Colorado State University-Pueblo Thunderwolves volleyball team was swept 3-0 by the top team in the Rocky...
View ArticleThunderwolves draw 0-0 with Mountaineers
By James Bartolo Despite outshooting the Western Colorado Mountaineers, the Pack women’s soccer team finished two overtimes in a scoreless draw Friday night. The Thunderwolves unloaded for 26 shots...
View ArticleWorld Series 2018: Red Sox prepare for two-game road trip
By Alexis Smith After proving their athletic ability throughout regular season, the Boston Red Sox are making moves to be the best team in the 2018 postseason as well. The Red Sox took both games of...
View ArticleMen’s basketball falls after Fort Lewis rally
By James Gavato Colorado State University-Pueblo’s men’s basketball team looked as if they were going to get there first Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference win. That was until Fort Lewis College took...
View ArticleOP-ED: Oklahoma’s Kyler Murray pro decision
By James Gavato Staff writer Former Oklahoma Sooner quarterback and Heisman Trophy winner, Kyler Murray officially declared for the NFL Draft on Feb. 11. Since then, Murray has been in headlines...
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Campus calendar
Here’s what’s happening on campus and beyond this month. To have your organization’s events listed in our monthly calendar, email csuptoday.calendar@gmail.com. The Today staff reserves the right to...
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The inner battle of an ex-student athlete
We have these dreams and goals that we prioritize so much that everything else fades into the background until it becomes non-existent. Dreams Cut Short By Cal Neubert Sports Editor and former CSU...
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The North beat the South once again
State’s top high school seniors battle on the gridiron in 2022 CHSCA games By Cassime Joseph North, led by coach Zac Lemon- Eaton, crushed the South 23-17 at the Colorado High School Coaches...
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Title IX still battling discrimination, 50 years later
By Hailee Langowski Nicole Ferguson is the director of compliance and Title IX coordinator at Colorado State University Pueblo. She explained that Title IX of the Federal law on education is aimed at...
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Avalanche carve a tough path to ’22 Stanley Cup
‘Way’ finding By Michelle Wells Shock and disbelief fell over the fans, players and those invested in the Colorado Avalanche after game six of the 2021 Stanley Cup playoffs. Not again. For the third...
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