Steven Petrov The Paw Print Protestants chanted, “Don’t touch Ukraine” and “No to war”! Over 50,000 people went out in Moscow on Saturday to openly express their position on Russia’s occupation of Crimea and on the political actions and strategies of the Russian president, Vladimir Putin. In the beginning of the protests, there were roughly […]
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Richardson Hall Remodel Includes Local Subcontractors
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT Linda Relyea (Institutional Advancement) 719-587-7827 ALAMOSA (March 3) – The Adams State University Richardson Hall remodel will begin the first of March. The extensive project will involve local businesses in the renovation. Valley Electric won the competitive bid for the electrical work including building the fire alarm and communications systems. Mark […]
Local, Regional, National and International News Weekly
Jake Hughes The Paw Print In Local news, the Alamosa County Sherriff’s Office has made more Arrests in the alleged theft ring. Officials have arrested Jamie Berry, 21, and a warrant is out for another. Sheriff’s Deputy, Kayla Covington, and Lieutenant, James McCloske, have already made several arrests and are continuing investigations into thefts from […]
A 13-Year-Old British Boy Achieved Nuclear Fusion
Steven Petrov The Paw Print The majority of 13-year-old teenagers’ lives in the world we live today are mostly arranged around playing computer games and video games. This has led to fewer and fewer time spent reading, writing, or any other creative activities. A significant decrease in the general knowledge levels has been observed in […]
A Walk to End Hunger
Caitie Ryan-Norton The Paw Print The 17th annual CROP Hunger Walk in Alamosa, sponsored by La Puente, is happening on Sunday April 6th. The purpose of the walk is to raise awareness about hunger locally and worldwide. Participants should meet at the Senior Center at 2pm. The walk will commence at 3pm and will follow […]
Wellness Wednesday
Carlos Santos The Paw Print The semester is just about halfway done, we are two weeks away from Spring break, and isn’t it a great feeling! There have been numerous events every week on campus, whether it has been watching the success of Grizzlies sports or the awesome visiting speakers presenting for students and teachers. […]
ASU Organization Receive Cultural Heritage Grant
Adams State University’s student lead organization, C.A.S.A. (Cultural Awareness Student Achievement) was recently awarded a cultural heritage grant from The Sangre De Cristo National Heritage Area that will focus on connecting students, faculty and community members to the rich and often ignored cultural history of the San Luis Valley. From humble beginnings, C.A.S.A. has grown […]
NATO Stays Behind Ukraine in the Russia-Ukraine Conflict
Steven Petrov The Paw Print The North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) insists on Russia to fulfill its international duties and obligations and to move its troops off the Russian-Ukrainian border. The current Secretary General of NATO, Anders Fogh Rasmussen, officially stated that after meeting the Ukrainian premier, Arsenij Jaceniuk, this past Thursday he is completely […]
Local author will speak on Fremont’s fatal expedition at Nielsen Library
The Adams State University Nielsen Library continues its mission to provide stimulating presentations for campus and community. Stuart Bryan, local author of Fremont’s Fatal Fourth Expedition (1848-1849), will discuss the purpose and disastrous outcome of famed western explorer John C. Fremont’s winter trek through Southern Colorado as well as his own efforts to retrace Fremont’s […]
Are themilitary actions undertaken by Russia a major threat
Steven Petrov The Paw Print The current Secretary General of NATO, Anders Fogh Rasmussen, made an official statement regarding NATO’s position on Russia’s political and military intervention in Ukraine’s internal problems. The statement was made before the start of the emergency meeting of the North Atlantic council and the Ukraine-NATO Committee on Sunday, March 2. […]
