On Feb. 15, CSUSM’s Literature & Writing department welcomed American poet Mathias Svalina for the first Community & World Literary Series (CWLS) event for spring 2018.
The event was held in Markstein Hall 125 and began at 7 p.m. The night ended with a meet and greet and a book signing from...
Dylan McCall, Assistant Entertainment Editor
• February 24, 2018
On Feb. 16 Tukwut Life hosted a Wipeout inspired event in the Forum Plaza at 4 p.m.
Students were able to partake in a cordial competition against friends and fellow students on Wipeout inspired inflatables. You could also receive $50,000 if you won! Just kidding that’s the actual show, Wipeout.
Wipeout...
Latinas and supporters of the LGBTQ community gathered on Feb. 13 in the USU Ballroom to hear Yolanda Arroyo Pizarro and Zulma Olivera Vega, writers and activists of feminism.
They shared their experiences hoping to achieve equity for race, LGBTQ and women’s rights.
To start the show, Pizarro...
CSUSM’s School of Arts presented “I & You” from Jan. 8 to 10. Directed by CSUSM professor Jason Heil, the play portrayed a story about two strangers that go through a life changing experience together, one which will not be forgotten.
The play begins by introducing Caroline, a cynical, creative...
The beginning of the semester is typically a stressful time as students assimilate to their new classes, spend hundreds on textbooks and adjust to their new sleeping schedule. What better way to kick off the semester than with a karaoke night? Jan. 24 proved to be an entertaining and stress-free Wednesday...
Dylan McCall, Assistant Entertainment Editor
• February 6, 2018
Carter G. Woodson, a historian who focused on African-American history, worked with other prominent Black figures to implement Black History Month, which has been recognized by every US president since Gerald Ford in 1976. Black History Month honors the contributions of Black Americans to American society...
MGMT
Feb. 9 will mark the release of MGMT’s “Little Dark Age.” The indie rock/synth pop collective shared three cuts off of the new record, all of which champion...
You’re in for the craziest film since Guillermo Del Toro released Pacific Rim. That’s right, it’s the arrival of Maze Runner: The Death Cure. We’re talking action, romance, drama, the embodiment of every major genre in cinema, all topped off with a lovely display of acting, impressive visual...
Carefully pieced together poems and short stories were brought to life by more than 15 CSUSM students, on Nov. 30 during the Open Mic event hosted by CSUSM’s Literature and Writing Club.
From readings that tugged on our heart strings, to pieces that had students laughing so hard, that keeping the...
Miguel
The singer-songwriter’s fourth studio album, War & Leisure released on Dec. 1. From the crisp and wavy instrumental on “Sky Walker (feat. Travis Scott)” to the rollicking strings and catchy flow on “Come Through and Chill (feat. J. Cole & Salaam Remi),” Miguel boasts a...
Fellow Cougars showed off their dates, glitz, and glamor all on the red carpet Dec. 1 at the Associated Students, Inc. Campus Activities Board’s (ASI CAB) annual homecoming dance - The Ball. Students, and staff were invited to wear their best cocktail party attire with the theme being ‘Old Hollywood’.
The...
Cue the beautiful lights, a heartwarming story and traditional Mexican folk dance music. Pixar and Disney have done it again, another blockbuster hit, the film, Coco.
The film is about a boy, named Miguel Rivera, who is cursed because his family does not like music yet he plays guitar and idolizes...
