By Jasmyn Brendle | On International Women’s Day, in front of the Japanese Garden, the Wall of Oppression was taken down by a group of students, taking a stand against the hate speech people experience on a daily basis. This project was created by assistant professor of philosophy, Natasha Liebig PH.D., as a way to […]
Posts from ‘March, 2019’
Computing Services Maintenance for Thursday, March 14th
At 9:00 PM, Computing Services will be installing critical security patches to several back-end Microsoft servers. Brief reboots will be required to the following list of services; App Xtender, Campus Logic, Network Print Server, print shop and other back-end systems. User impact is anticipated to be minimal. Computing Services thanks you for your patience and […]
Students and Faculty — win an Amazon gift certificate!
ASU students and faculty have been selected to participate in a survey that will help us learn how to provide you with better information technology services at Adams State. By completing this survey, you will be eligible to win a gift certificate to Amazon.com! The results from past surveys have helped guide ASU’s decisions on […]
CS Maintenance tonight – Brief Internet downtime early morning Friday, March 8
Computing Services will be upgrading the firmware on the campus VoIP phones tonight at 5:30 PM. There is a chance that some phones will reboot during the process. During this reboot, computers that are plugged directly into the phones will also have a brief outage to the network. The reboots should take less than two […]
Baseball: Grizzlies Sweep Falcons
By Erik Hildebrandt The Adams State University Grizzlies faced off with the Texas Permian-Basin University Falcons this past weekend in Odessa, Texas. The Grizzlies (0-11) and Falcons (5-2) played a doubleheader on Sunday as well as a game on Monday due to extreme winds reaching as high as 50 miles per hour on Saturday, forcing […]
ASU Wildlife Art Exhibition
By Noah Schafer | The Adams State University Art Department is back with a fresh new exhibit, featuring wildlife. The exhibit will be up in the Adams State Art Building until Friday, March 8th, and features pieces of work from three different artists: Henry Blount, Mikki Harder, and Karrie York. I was able to sit […]
ASU Track and Field: Grizzlies Head to Nationals Well-Represented and Ready to Roar
By Aaron Kinnischtzke ALAMOSA, Colo. – One of Adams State University’s proudest traditions, especially for athletics, is its track and field program, which has made successes year after year for decades of the school’s history. With the indoor season wrapping up, the Grizzlies head to Pittsburgh, Kansas for the 2019 Division II Indoor Track and […]
