By Joshua Bitz Staff writer If you grew up in a Hispanic household, it’s likely you’ve heard the story of La Llorona before. Once there was a beautiful woman named Maria who married a wealthy man and had two sons with him. However, the man cheated on Maria and left her for a younger woman. […]
By James Gavato Staff writer As always, March Madness brings surprises to college basketball’s 68-team tournament. But this year’s Final Four group brings teams that are rarely, or have never been on this stage. The teams that will compete in this year’s Final Four are the Michigan State Spartans, Texas Tech Red Raiders, Virginia Cavaliers […]
By James Gavato Staff Writer Colorado State University-Pueblo’s women’s lacrosse team first began action in 2015. Since then, the Pack had never recorded a shutout against any of its opponents. That changed Wednesday night at Art and Lorraine Gonzales Stadium as the Thunderwolves shut out the Adams State University Grizzlies, 20-0. Senior captain Ane Marie Horton recorded […]
By Luke Siggins Staff Writer Another basketball season has ended at Colorado State University–Pueblo, both programs were in a rebuilding year, losing great players the year before. This season, the CSU-Pueblo women’s team was able to finish 16-13 overall, and 14-8 in the conference, which was good enough to get them into the Rocky Mountain […]
By Jacob Duran The 91st Academy Awards are going down in film history for a wide variety of reasons. It was the first show since 1989 that didn’t have a host and many nominees pulled off surprises. The most significant is the first superhero movie nominated for Best Picture. “Black Panther” took home three awards: […]
By Luke Siggins Staff writer On a night when Colorado State University Pueblo had seven players, on the second game of a back-to-back, they were able to rally and beat South Dakota Mines (8-13) to improve their record to 13-10 overall and 11-6 in the Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference. Senior Jennah Knafelc led the team in […]
