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Posts on ‘April 10th, 2019’

Withdrawal Date has Passed and it’s Time to Finish Strong

By Levi Savage Lowe |  With the semester winding down, now’s the time to put it into top gear. After spring break, there’s no more holidays or time off. There’s only one obstacle blocking you from summer vacation: finals. It’s time to hit the books, hard. If needed, look for tutors for the classes that […]

Editorial Staff Discussion: Homework

By Editorial Staff | Homework is a common chore for almost all students in the U.S. Although homework seems like a beneficial teaching technique, this topic is rather controversial among schools. Many students tire of putting in extra effort into their education outside of classes. Students also develop different techniques of learning throughout their years […]

San Luis Valley CROP Hunger Walk

By Lilliana Chavez | On Sunday, April 7, the community gathered at the Alamosa Senior Center for the 25th annual San Luis Valley (SLV) CROP Hunger Walk. The CROP Hunger Walk was founded through the Church World Services (CWS), and was the beginning event in a series of events for Hunger Education Week. La Puente […]

San Luis Founders’ Day

By Kiersten Medina | San Luis held its very first annual Founders’ Day on Saturday, April 6th, 2019, which celebrated the historical and cultural heritage of the town of San Luis. San Luis, Colorado is the oldest town in Colorado and was founded in April 9th, 1851. The event was also sponsored by Adelante San […]

Nielsen Library’s Seed Library

By Lilliana Chavez | Amongst the books and bustle of the first floor of Adams State University’s (ASU) Nielsen Library, a special sort of library awaits. It is the Seed to Seed Library, and it offers the community free, organically grown, non-commercial seeds. The seeds found at the library are donated during the last Saturday […]

April is Autism Awareness Month

By Jeslyn Dees | April 2nd is known as World Autism Awareness Day, but all throughout the month of April, many individual autism organizations team together to promote awareness of the disorder, as well as educate people about the spectrum of autism. To show support for the understanding and acceptance of autism, it is common […]

Banner PROD DB Unavailable – Saturday 04/13/19 @ 7 am to 5 pm

The Banner production environment will be unavailable on Saturday from 7 am to approximately 5 pm, while the Banner Quarter 1 Regulatory 2019 updates are deployed to the production environment. The Banner Self-Service and Web-Services will be unavailable during these updates, which includes functionality such as registration, add/drop classes, catalog, schedule, work study time entry, unofficial transcripts, etc. The modules to be updated are: Banner 8: General 8.11 AR […]

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