Flashy wraps, modified engines and cars of various makes were present for CSUSM Autos’ second annual car show.
Stated on their student organization web page, CSUSM Autos “represents car enthusiasts and those who are interested in learning more about cars in general.”
According to the same...
The Truth Behind Me showcase featured stepping performances, fashion, poetry, food and a photo exhibit from local San Diegans and CSUSM students.
Organized by the Associated Student Inc. Campus Activities Board, The Truth Behind Me unveiled Afrikan and Afrikan Amerikan culture to its attendees...
Organizations Homie Universidad Popular and Pillars of the Community partnered up with Movimiento Estudiantil Chicano de Aztlan and the National Latino Research Center of CSUSM to present Reclaiming Our Voices on Feb.16 in the USU ballroom.
Homie UP specializes in sharing stories and spreading...
Sponsored by Tukwut Life, The Civility Campaign and the University Student Union Activities Board, the critically acclaimed courtroom drama Defamation, was presented in Arts 111 on Feb. 17.
The play’s premise revolves around a civil suit where a South Side African-American woman,...
Pierce Brenner, Assistant Entertainment Editor
• February 24, 2017
Bruce Wayne/Batman (Will Arnett) is living large in Gotham City as the world's greatest detective. He's smart, handsome, insanely wealthy, and has the biggest ego on the planet.
But when new Gotham PD commissioner, Barbara Gordon wants to work inside the law, a young orphan named Dick Grayson...
It all started as a simple class assignment for the six CSUSM students who created Mental Health Does Not Define Me, winner of the Art With Impact Short Film Competition.
A screening of the film was held at the Health Outreach Promotion Education (H.O.P.E). and Wellness center on Feb. 16...
Pierce Brenner, Assistant Entertainment Editor
• February 24, 2017
After avenging his beloved dog, ex-hitman John Wick (Keanu Reeves) is pulled back out of retirement to fulfill an oath he made to an old colleague years before. However, what starts out as a simple hit turns into something much more…complicated.
Obviously a great action movie can go the...
The Kinsey Collection, a highly esteemed exhibit of African-American art and history, presented by Bernard and Khalil Kinsey on Feb. 3 in the USU ballroom.
Founders and owners of the collection, Bernard and Shirley Kinsey, have devoted their careers to acquiring and preserving collections of African-American...
Words flew, thoughts were spoken aloud, and passion jumped off the page as CSUSM’s Literature & Writing Club and English Honors Society hosted Project Positivity on Jan. 26 in SBSB 4111. Established in 2010, both the club and society have expanded in membership and continue to grow each year.
The...
In the 14th stop of the Run the World Tour, Hip-Hop duo Run the Jewels (consisting of rapper and producer El-P and rapper Killer Mike) performed at the Observatory North Park on Jan. 30.
Opening acts included performances by The Gaslamp Killer, producer Nick Hook, and rappers Cuz Lightyear and Gangsta...
Ever wonder what lives professors lead outside of campus?
Brian Wescott, a new American Indian Studies Professor at CSUSM, gives an inside look into the interesting life he leads.
Born and raised in Alaska, Wescott made the move towards earning his PhD at Yale University in American Studies with...
Known for her works entitled Fish in Exile, and Oh, God, Your Babies Are Delicious, Vi-Khi Nao is a writer who incorporates the atmosphere of exhilaration, surrealism, and simple amusement for all to read within her works.
When asked on Dec. 1 at CSUSM’s “Community and World Literary Series”...
