College is a new chapter for students and their families. Find practical information, helpful conversations, and campus resources to support your student's transition.
Welcome to the ThunderWolf Family! Residence Life & Housing is here to support your student as they build independence, friendships, and a sense of belonging.
A few practical resources can make campus living more comfortable. Find information about mail, groceries, and student services.
Students can request a campus mailbox through Auxiliary Services in the Occhiato Student Center.
Walking Stick residents receive mailbox services through Greenhorn Hall.
Student Mailing Address:
Student NameAuxiliary Services: 719.549.2115
The 2026-2027 Housing Handbook lists a separate address for food deliveries and similar orders.
Food Delivery Address:
4320 Walking Stick Blvd.Students should coordinate pickup with their delivery provider. Residence Life & Housing is not responsible for lost purchases.
Students can purchase groceries and everyday supplies at local Pueblo stores, including:
For stamps, school supplies, and other essentials, students can also check the CSU Pueblo Bookstore in the Occhiato Student Center.
CSU Pueblo offers campus services that support students' health, well-being, and recreation.
Before move-in and throughout the semester, open conversations can help students navigate new responsibilities and challenges.
Talk with your student about academic goals, personal responsibilities, relationships, and communication expectations.
Discuss how often you would like to check in with one another. Encourage your student to build independence while knowing they have your support.
Moving to college often means managing personal expenses more independently.
Consider discussing:
For questions about university billing or financial aid, visit Student Financial Services .
College students may encounter situations involving alcohol, drugs, peer pressure, and new social experiences.
Encourage conversations about personal safety, informed decisions, healthy relationships, and knowing when to seek help.
Review the 2026-2027 Housing Handbook for residential community expectations.
Learning to live with a roommate is an important part of campus life.
If a conflict occurs, encourage your student to:
Housing staff may provide guidance, mediation, and appropriate follow-up.
The Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA) protects the privacy of student education records.
Once a student attends a postsecondary institution, FERPA rights generally transfer to the student, regardless of age.
Families should understand that university employees may not be able to share a student's protected information without authorization or another applicable legal exception.
Students may request permission for certain information to be shared through university authorization procedures.
For questions, contact the Registrar's Office at 719.549.2261 .
Students have access to residential staff and university services throughout their campus living experience.
RAs are trained student staff members who live in the residential communities.
They assist with roommate concerns, community involvement, questions, and student transitions.
Desk Assistants help residents with everyday questions and building services.
Professional Housing staff assist with assignments, concerns, emergencies, and residential operations.
Students can also connect with:
PACK Center
Counseling Center
Disability Resource & Support Center
Review housing policies, resident responsibilities, safety information, and campus resources.
Residence Life & Housing
Walking Stick Clubhouse
4000 Walking Stick Blvd.
Pueblo, CO 81001
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