How is CSU-Pueblo???

Don't know anything about the team, but Pueblo is not a good town. Also the campus is super far away from everything in town.

What events do you do? And times?

The team is close-knit, the coaching staff has high expectations that students are serious and committed to the team, each other, and their studies, and the community and administration are supportive. The city of Pueblo is not the most beautiful Colorado has to offer, but, as noted by the other poster, the campus sits on the northeast outskirts on a hill away from most of the city, and is a high-desert environment. If you're there to run and get an education, you'll be too busy to be spending much "time on the town", and the team spends a lot of time together cooking meals for each other, having movie nights, and supporting the other teams on campus. I would encourage you to reach out to the coaching staff and ask your questions. What do you run, and what are you studying?

I do anything from the 1500 to 5000. Looking to study either communications or English.

What school do you run at right now? If you don't want do say, what state/conference are you in?

UCCS is better.

Don't live in Pueblo, it is terrible. Go to UCCS, C-Springs is a much better running town. So many trails to choose from--I miss running there every day.

Or check out Fort Lewis College in Durango. Literally trails EVERYWHERE, on and off campus running is amazing. Plus the San Juan mountains can't be beat.

Pueblo sucks, I wouldn't wish that upon my worst enemy.

lost_runner wrote:

I do anything from the 1500 to 5000. Looking to study either communications or English.

What conference do you currently compete in? You don't have to name the school.

Have been through Pueblo, as noted in other posts, it is not the nicest place out there. That is not a reason not to go to a school, but it is worth calling out.

If you are not already fast, do not expect much in the way of improvement. The team is top heavy with fast kids but then a big gap back to the rest of the group. The team improves because of new athletes, not development of existing ones. A sign of recruiting, not of coaching ability.

Pueblo is close to the Colo. State prison so you can visit family.

I live in Colorado Springs and have been to Pueblo many times. Do not live in Pueblo you will regret that move big time. Crime is the highest in the entire state, the town is overpriced and very dangerous and run down. If you want to be constantly harassed by bums and have to carry a gun with you everywhere you go, feel free to move to Pueblo though.

IDK how smart you are but Csu Pueblo is shit academically

Pueblo is neat. Plenty of stuff to do minus traffic. And the super duper cool intelligent leftists from up north do not visit which keeps the city bloodline strong and rational.

In the city yes, IDK at the college.