Campus Life

We provide a professional and confidential setting that meets the psychological, emotional, and developmental needs of our students as they pursue their academic goals.

Counseling Center

With a membership for ThunderWolf Recreation, you get more than just a place to exercise. You also get a large community of people like you: people who want a place that they can call their own and find every convenience all in a single location.

Thunderwolf Recreation

The Wolfpack Wellness Center is a fully-functioning healthcare office much like that of primary care physicians. We see scheduled patients, emergencies, and walk-ins.

Wolfpack Wellness

Health & Well-Being Education

The Spiritual Well-Being Initiatives at CSU Pueblo aims to focus greater attention on diverse spiritual, religious, and secular (non-religious) belief identities by educating, programming, celebrating, providing spiritual well-being resources, and promoting constructive engagement across belief differences. 

Spiritual Well-Being

The Associated Students' Government of CSU Pueblo is dedicated to advocating on behalf of students and their concerns, bridging the gap between faculty, administration, staff, and students.

ASG

Fraternity & Sorority Life builds an inclusive fraternity and sorority community and enhances the collegiate experience by supporting opportunities for Siblinghood, Leadership, Service, and Scholarship.

Fraternities and Sororities

We are so excited for you to start your journey here with us. There are just a few steps you need to complete before starting classes, such as completing New Student Orientation (SO).

Orientation

Our residence halls and apartments provide a safe environment, 24-hour staff, convenience, academic support, and programs to help you grow as a student and as a leader of the pack.

Residence Life & Housing

We provide programs and services designed to foster a positive and safe environment for student learning. 

Student Conduct & Community Standards

Student organizations play an integral role in the educational and social life on campus at CSU Pueblo. Recognized student organizations demonstrate a close affiliation with the university and share a common vision in the promotion of extra-curricular and co-curricular missions of the university.

Student Organizations

CSU Pueblo is committed to providing information, resources, and leadership opportunities that enrich the lives and college experience of students living off-campus.

Commuters

First-generation college students are defined as a student whose parent or guardian has not completed a bachelor’s degree. At CSU Pueblo, we value our first-generation college students and the strengths they bring by being the first in their family to go to college. 

Contact Us

At CSU Pueblo, we understand that parents and family members play an important role in their student’s success. Our goal is to provide resources to keep you informed and help you support your student.

Pack Family

The Pack CARES Team is a campus resource dedicated to assisting students, faculty and staff who may be in distress or who may be experiencing challenging or difficult life circumstances.

Pack CARES

The Pack Pantry serves any student, faculty, or staff member of CSU Pueblo that is seeking aid in their struggle with food insecurity. It is located in the Occhiato Student Center, Suite 007.

Pack Pantry

The mission of the Disability Resource & Support Center (DRSC) at CSU Pueblo is to ensure provision of reasonable academic accommodations and support, designed to enhance academic effectiveness and promote independence in students with documented disabilities.

DRSC

The International Programs office is a one-stop-shop that can assist with your application, admission, orientation, enrollment, immigration matters, graduation, and international alumni relations. We see that your culture and customs are represented on our campus and help you to make new friends as you complete your educational journey with us.

International Programs

The Center for International Programs and Inclusive Excellence can arrange study abroad opportunities at universities in Asia, Europe, and Mexico. Under these programs, CSU Pueblo students can study abroad for the cost of regular CSU Pueblo tuition and fees.

Exchange Programs

The College Assistance Migrant Program is a grant-funded scholarship program by the Office of Migrant Education. CAMP is designed to meet the academic, financial, and social needs of migrant and seasonal farmworkers and their children in pursuing higher education.

CAMP

We stand with and support undocumented students and DACA students, and their families. We provide resources and support for undocumented students to succeed at CSU Pueblo.

UnDocu

The Career Closet provides free professional clothing and wardrobe coaching to our students. This resource serves our student population so that they can feel prepared and professional as they launch their careers.

Career Closet

The Vice President of Student Affairs supervises the offices within Student Affairs and assists students, staff, and faculty in supporting the University's goals for student learning.

Office of the Vice President of Student Affairs

The offices and programs of Student Affairs provide inclusive co-curricular learning experiences, support, and services for our diverse student population by holistically developing students to have a purpose and positive impact in their communities.

About

Student Affairs assessment evaluates our activities, programs, facilities, and services based on our learning outcomes. Through the evaluation of assessment data, the division makes continuous improvements to meet learning outcomes in order to optimize student success.

Assessment