It is no surprise that since the war between Russia and Ukraine started, the United States has seen a big jump in gas prices.
Prices are double what they were 18 months ago. They are up 20 percent since the war started six weeks ago, according to a cbsnews.com report.
They are different theories...
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Banning books in American schools is a foolish mistake. In particular, banning books with educational value weakens...
In all honesty: the past two years were among the worst years of my life. I have always been an anxious person, but the pandemic fueled my anxiety and dragged me into a downwards-spiral. Especially in 2021 I struggled with my mental health so bad that panic attacks and obsessive thoughts were daily occurrences....
Russia and the United States have had an unstable relationship for decades, evident throughout the cold war, however, was there ever an end to the coldness?
Just when the world thought that their 2022 was the year things became calm after fighting a pandemic that seemed never ending, latest updates...
As of Feb. 15, California will be reversing its mask mandate for indoor places due to decreasing COVID-19 cases nationwide. This will be the second time the California government has done so throughout the pandemic, with the last mandate ending in June 2021.
The mask mandate regained traction in the...
Winter break is right around the corner and I am here for it!
I am counting down the days till I can go on vacation again because traveling is not only one of my main priorities, but it is also my favorite thing to do.
The excitement I get from planning out a trip, to the experiences I have...
The past two and half years have been eventful. My time here at Cal State San Marcos started during the fall 2019 semester; I had just transferred from MiraCosta College, eager to start this new chapter in my academic career.
If you would’ve asked 2019 Tania where she would imagine herself in...
Last week marked a full year since the 2020 Presidential Election where Joe Biden defeated the incumbent President Donald Trump. President Biden has done plenty within his first year in office to separate himself from his tumultuous predecessor, but while progress has been made, he still has a ways...
Each year on Oct. 1, the Free Application for Federal Student Aid ( FAFSA) opens for high school seniors and college students nationwide. Universities often require students to apply for two reasons: for statistical data and financial aid eligibility. Depending on the applicant’s financial status,...
From university to university across the country, midterm season is taking form and opening the floor for additional academic stress upon students.
The COVID-19 pandemic taught us a lot about education, academic stress and stress within our personal lives. Students have experienced test taking formats...
As of Sept. 30, CSUSM officially enacted a vaccine mandate on all students and faculty. In addition to the vaccine mandate, CSUSM is still enforcing masking while indoors to prevent the spread of COVID-19.
Unless granted an exemption, active CSUSM students, faculty and staff must be fully vaccinated...
Over the past couple weeks, Facebook whistleblower Frances Haugen testified in front of Congress and took up an interview on “60 Minutes” detailing her allegations and concerns. Hauge, a former data analyst for the social media giant, alleges that Facebook prioritized user and company growth at...
