Carolyn Cheng is a graphic design intern for The Cougar Chronicle. She is currently a third year student at CSUSM and is majoring in arts and technology with a double minor in video/film production and film studies. Post graduation, Carolyn hopes to pursue a career in film or video game editing....
Many of us are still at home working and with the pandemic having closed a lot of businesses, the ones who are fortunate enough to still have their businesses are counting their blessings. CSUSM student Paola Ochoa is one of those people.
Born and raised in Escondido, Ochoa, a fifth year biology...
There are little things in life that are more complicated than they need to be. Here are a few tips and tricks that can help you get those simple tasks done efficiently.
How to make your own ice or heat packs
Ice
These are convenient to have around when you get those random aches and pains....
Brian Gallegos is a photography/graphic design intern for The Cougar Chronicle. He is currently a senior at CSUSM as a visual performing arts & tech major. After college, Brian hopes to work in the video game industry working on character designs and concept art. He loves to watch a...
Dr. Godfrey Gibbison is the newly appointed Dean of Extended Learning at CSUSM. This interview with Dr. Gibbison has been edited for length and clarity.
What drew you to work at CSUSM in this position?
First of all, I think it’s my passion for students and education, for helping students complete...
As we head into the spring 2021 semester, many soon-to-be graduates may find themselves in a panic. For the past 16 or so years, school is everything we have known. We’ve stayed up countless hours, made the commute, working hard to earn our degrees.Yet many of us are unsure of what’s to come once...
Getting tired of your normal coffee order? Offering many tasty drink and snack options, Ding Tea is a refreshing small boba establishment located in San Marcos.
Currently only open for delivery and take out due to COVID-19 restrictions, they are open every day except for Mondays.
Ding Tea has...
As we enter nearly a year since campus has shut down, student organizations can be a great place for students to get their voice heard and discuss topics that they are passionate about, while also easing the side effects of loneliness and feelings of helplessness.
Gracie Froom, a senior majoring...
Kat Parra, Assistant A&E Editor
• February 21, 2021
Sometimes in life, one has to take a chance. Expand your horizons and palate. Spice up your dinner with this easy-to-make Mexican chile relleno
Don’t worry, it is just stuffed peppers filled with cheese and coated in egg. If you don’t mind the mild spice, this one’s for you.
Ingredients
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Michael Garrett is a fourth-year criminology major and ASI’s President & CEO for the 2020-2021 academic year.
What do you do in your role as ASI president? What is a typical day like for you?
I spend most of my time in meetings and checking emails, advocating for the students, making...
