CSUSM students packed the USU Ballroom on Sept. 26 to watch the first U.S. presidential debate of the year and to discuss important political issues.
“It’s really refreshing and surprising to see people my age especially [people] younger than me to be interested in politics,” said...
The LGBTQA Pride Center at CSUSM hosted its first Yoga with Pride event on Sept. 20. The safe setting enabled students to get out of their comfort zones and introduced them to the art of yoga and relaxation techniques.
Before beginning the class, Yoga instructor Roschel Kloos passed out...
How do we perceive one another? How does this shape our day to day interactions?
The Way You Look (At Me) Tonight is an artistic expression from Claire Cunningham and Jess Curtis that answers and portrays the philosophical questions about the idea of perception.
On Thursday,...
During U-HOUR on Sept. 22, CSUSM Tukwut Life and Leadership held a How to Henna event. During this event henna artists came to CSUSM and taught students how to apply henna tattoos.
As explained by the artists at the event, there are small kits for these types of tattoos that are easy to...
Pierce Brenner, Entertainment Assistant
• September 28, 2016
Ask a film buff what they thought of this summer and they might call it “disappointing,” “underwhelming,” “horse manure” and the like.
The consensus on summer 2016’s movies has been fairly dim, with a host of commercial and critical underperformers (mostly sequels or remakes)....
Pierce Brenner, Entertainment Assistant
• September 28, 2016
Loosely based on the life of Wing Chun’s most famous Grandmaster, Ip Man tells the story of the eponymous master before he spread his teachings throughout the world by training such luminaries as Bruce Lee.
A wealthy man living in the Chinese city Foshan, Ip and his family are forced...
With the beginning of the semester already upon us, students find themselves meeting new people, stressing out about starting new classes and joining new organizations.
The Greek fraternities at Cal State San Marcos will put on a week-long event called Rush Week from Sep. 12 to 16, during...
Pierce Brenner, Arts and Entertainment Writer
• September 13, 2016
Bringing the stories of racial minorities, LGBT individuals and other marginalized groups to the stage is a difficult task.
It requires care and sensitivity to prevent it from being offensive, but also a brutal honesty. How does one strike a balance?
Enter Kit Yan, Chinese...
Who would have thought that getting a party started with a DJ required no noise?
Tukwut Life’s Drop the Beat featured a silent social experience that got students dancing in the Quad on a Friday night. The silent disco consisted of the DJ transmitting the music through different channels...
“Nants ingonyama bagithi baba!”
The iconic opening line to a beloved childhood classic echoed through the theatre, as expressions of awe and delight could be seen on the faces of every audience member.
In its nineteenth year, The Lion King continues to excite audiences...
Lights, Camera, Broadway!
Drew Hirshfield, a fairly new face to The Lion King Broadway stage, gives a brief insider's look into the incredibly fun and somewhat challenging lifestyle he has faced with theatre acting.
Although he has acted and worked all around the country with...
Looking for a spooky night of music and laughter? Then you’re in luck! Come opening night to the Moonlight Amphitheatre for a new Addams Family experience.
For over 36 years, the Moonlight Amphitheater, located in the heart of North County, has been an ideal and charming setting for...
