CSU-Pueblo librarian selected to American Library Association’s 2020 class of Emerging Leaders

Isabel Soto-Luna, Visiting Assistant Professor of Library Services and alumnae of CSU-Pueblo, was selected as one of 50 individuals nationwide to the American Library Association’s (ALA) 2020 class of Emerging Leaders.

Colorado State University-Pueblo Foundation and Alumni Association have announced four 2019 Distinguished Young Alumni awardees.

Trujillo is CSU-Pueblo alumni honoree

Let the Good Times Howl at Homecoming and Family Weekend with CSU-Pueblo

At CSU-Pueblo, homecoming week is more than just for alumni, but also a week filled with events that encourages current students and families to get involved. This year’s Homecoming and Family Weekend theme is “Let the Good Times Howl.”

Pueblo Native Quenzer Seeking D60 Board Seat

Carmen Quenzer, a graduate of the University of Southern Colorado, is seeking one of three open Pueblo School District 60 board of education seats.

CSU-Pueblo Alum Keith Harvey, a longtime member of the Northeast Community College Board of Governors, has announced his resignation.

Harvey to Step Down from Northeast Board of Governors

CSU-Pueblo Establishes Downtown Presence with Space at Watertower Place

Vision 2028 establishes a downtown presence for CSU-Pueblo at Watertower Place, an emerging downtown Pueblo project spearheaded by Ryan McWilliams, a CSU-Pueblo alum, and a member of the CSU-Pueblo President’s Citizen’s Advisory Board.

Christy Hyatt is a new face among the teachers at Craver Middle School this year, but she is certainly not new to the area or to education.

Christy Hyatt, CSU-Pueblo Alumn, Content to be at Craver Middle School

“I stepped on this campus when I was 8 years old and my dad was a student. He would bring me to the library with him when he was studying,” says Tracy Samora, Director of Alumni Relations.

Samora is all in with CSU-Pueblo

Christoper Powell, CSU-Pueblo Alumn, helped represent Pueblo School District 60 in the backing ensemble and orchestra that accompanied the Temptations.

Temptations Live Up to Legendary Status

When staff members arrived at Cheyenne Mountain High School earlier this week for the first official day back at work after summer break, they saw a familiar face in a different office.

Carrie Brenner, CSU-Pueblo Alum, Prepares for First Year at Principal