Sara Freitag, Staff Writer/Photographer
• February 24, 2017
Shirly Najjar, an International Business Communication major and native to Aalborg, Denmark, is studying abroad at CSUSM this semester.
Najjar gave insight on the experiences she’s had in the month spent at CSUSM, as well as fun facts about Danish culture. One fact is that a favorite snack of...
If you are a student here at CSUSM and are looking for a sense of adventure and cultural immersion, the study abroad programs offered here are perfect for you!
“We have a wide range of options for our students,” said Tiffany Gabbard, the Study abroad Coordinator.
Gabbard...
On Feb. 13 and Feb. 14 the Genocide Awareness Project came to CSUSM. Genocide Awareness is one out of four of the Center for Bio-Ethical Reforms (CBR) projects. This organization visits about 10 college campuses per semester. As students walk past their display they encounter several large images depicting...
School is back in session, and it is time to get back into the swing of things. The overload of assignments and exams can sometimes stress students out.
It is very important to remain as organized as possible so that you don’t stress about the clutter in your school bag on top of all...
It’s almost Valentine’s Day which means that love is in the air, and both flower and candy shops are receiving some of their best business. If you want to stray away from the cliches such as chocolates and roses this year, there are many DIY Valentine’s Day gift ideas that are personal and creative....
Valentine’s Day is right around the corner, and what better way to show your loved ones you care than to bake them a delicious treat?
If you want to make something for multiple people at a time, then cupcakes are the way to go. Love is in the air, and soon the smell of cupcakes will be too.
One...
If you are searching for a restaurant to dine at this Valentine’s Day that provides a fun experience and delicious cuisines, Shogun is the perfect place for you.
Shogun is an exceptional restaurant to take your significant other, family, or even your friends on Valentine’s Day.
Shogun,...
Born and raised in Fallbrook, CA Brianna Sampson, currently a fourth year at CSUSM majoring in Biology. She aspires to attend veterinary school within a year and work alongside animals. She is also a member of Delta Zeta and former treasurer on the executive board of the organization.
What...
As many as 10,000 people marched while peacefully protesting in the North County San Diego Women’s March on Saturday, Jan. 21. This march added to the men and women marching around the world.
“It was an event about inclusion and compassion,” said Nina Deerfield, one of the organizers for...
School is back in session, and if one of your regrets last semester was a lack of student involvement, perhaps you’ll consider joining a sorority or fraternity in the Spring.
During the first few weeks of February, the Greek Life community will be conducting their recruitment. Students are given...
Amy Chastain, Mass Media major and current Editor-in-Chief of The Cougar Chronicle, will be graduating from CSUSM this month and discussed points of reflection about what she’s accomplished during her time here.
Chastain served as the Editor-in-Chief during the Fall 2016 semester, and previously...
Rebecca Sykes, current Sports editor for the Cougar Chronicle and soon to be graduate, took the time to reflect back on her experience at CSUSM.
“My first semester of college I did not focus on my studies and I just wanted to have fun. I now care a ton about my grades and striving for perfection...
