Today is World Suicide Prevention Day. Remember to be kind to each other, you may not know what someone is going through. Reach out if you need to talk to someone. CSU Pueblo Students have access to free counseling. Call 719.549.2838.
Suicide Prevention Helpline 719-544-1133.
Only a day and a half until finals week. What does your schedule looks like & where are you at in your studies. Let us know. It's just good to talk about our worries and our joys in this time period. Anyway, Good luck. Stay strong and stay safe!
Here’s a look at our own Carlos Sanchez's quarantine Friday! Comment below what activities you’ve been doing to pass the time. #carwork#hobby#quarantinehobby
Here’s a look of Today writer Carlos Sanchez's fur babies, Chapo and Sonny. Post your furry friends and tag @TheToday_News to show us your quarantine safe pals! #furparent#covid19
One of the best ways to help you get through the quarantine is to video chat with your friends! There are many different apps you can use to stay in touch with those close to you!
COVID-19 has put a hold on a number of things, but the CSU Pueblo Today is still going, even if not in print. The Today will be moving online! Catch new articles at https://t.co/FHUXK7rWeY!
Tweet for week April 1st
Coronavirus: “If you drink Hand Sanitizer you are safe!”
Them: https://t.co/hZyQsc1N9x
Coronavirus: April Fools!
Wash your hands and stay inside and stay safe
#StrongerAsAPack#PackFamily#PuebloCOVID19
We can find news anywhere. Even if our quarantine space is limited. Our writers can find a news story in whatever we're doing. What's going on with our church group, if we go to church? How are others' workplaces being affected, what are we seeing on Twitter? It's all news.
Before the quarantine, there was something something that stood out, or more precisely rolled out, outside the Technology Building. It's a little automated lawnmower. Whether this little guy will be during quarantine who knows, but it was fun to see. Like a robot puppy. 🙂
With the hardships lately, it doesn't feel right to pile more on, but this famous ThunderWOLF (husky mix) shouldn't be ignored. Tundra passed away last night. We all had fun taking pics with her & hearing her howl. She loved us all & we love & miss her. https://t.co/Q3xFiLq34Q
In the latest issue of the CSU Pueblo Today, we cover the latest developments regarding the coronavirus, a review of "The Invisible Man", a profile on Rev. manager Jenna Mangino, CO Super Tuesday election results & ceramics professor Vicki Hansen.
This Sunday, we go back to the future. Well, at least by an hour. Are you ready to get up an hour early for the next few months? Do you have to set your clocks back by an hour, or do you have computer systems which do it for you? Good luck if you're not ready.
If you haven't already, pick up our latest issue, and learn a little bit about our local station, Rev. 89, with more about Rev. next week, read our review about #SonicMovie & most importantly our articles on Black History Month. Next issue next week.
Monday February 24th in the OSC Lobby from 12pm-1pm is an hour and opportunity to get assistance in finalizing your resume and cover letter for the upcoming 2020 Spring Career Fair Wednesday February 26th.