By Noah Schafer | Big news arrives for the academia of the San Luis Valley: Adams State University will be offering new majors, available to future students this upcoming semester of Fall 2019. The news comes with the approval of the Board of Trustees of Adams State. The three majors will be bachelor degrees focused […]
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Join Us for the SandHill Review Launch Party on May 3rd!
You are invited to the SandHill Review Launch Party May 3rd, 2019 at 6:00 PM McDaniel Hall Room 101 -Food will be served- The event will include live presentations of works from the SandHill Review Come help us celebrate student, staff, and alumni works!
Adams State Communications Board is Hiring for All Student Media Positions!
The time has come for new recruits! Apply now for the position you desire in student media! Pay is $13.00 per hour for up to 10 hours per week! The Adams State University Communications Board is hiring for the following positions: -Grizzly Video Productions- *General Manager* *Content Manager* -Paw Print Student Newspaper- *Editor-in-Chief* *Associate Editor* […]
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 […]
Wall of Oppression
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 […]
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 […]
Lovell officially named president of Adams State
On Thursday, February 14, 2019, Cheryl D. Lovell transitioned from interim president to the official president of Adams State. The Board of Trustees have formed a negotiating team to begin working on an employment contract for Lovell. Board Chairman Cleave Simpson was the first to propose that the interim title be removed, based on her […]