First off, thank you for agreeing to this interview. Could you start by introducing yourself and the general focus of your work? My name is Ibrahim Al-Marashi, and I am a professor of history. The area I work on is the modern history of Iraq—but with specialties ranging from the history of climate...

Taylor Swift’s timeless music has played a pivotal role in forging an unbreakable bond between Jade Teserio and her sorority sisters, serving as the invisible string that connects them.   Originally from the Grand Canyon State, Teserio is a third-year Communications major and the current chapter...

What is the speech and debate club, and what do you guys do? An analogy I would give for our club is that it is similar to something like track and field. You are running and doing hurdles, but there are many smaller events within it—hundred-meter dashes, relays—and speech and debate is like...

Erin Hila, a second-year student, took to social media to express her grievances as a mobility aid user on the San Marcos campus. This led her to begin the task force with fellow campus faculty and students' support. Since the Spring 2023 semester, there are 15 faculty members and around 10 students...

Historically, the word Chingona originates from the masculine word Chingon, which refers to a strong, intelligent, and capable man. In Latin American culture, the word Chingon has a positive connotation, and it is perceived as a good thing to be referred to as a Chingon. Whereas, Chingona is said to...

If you don’t feel you look like the “typical” college student, think again- Non-Traditional Students in Solidarity club is changing the way we view CSUSM’s student body. We’ve been sold a vision of what the typical college student looks like: barely out of high school, rushing in a fraternity/sorority...

All My Love, a podcast published weekly on Spotify, is dedicated to uplifting and inspiring creatives to choose love and to embrace authenticity. Created by students Natalia Betancur and Sofía Folwarski, I had the chance to catch up with these two at the Latinx Center to learn how their collaboration...

Luke goes on campus to ask students what their favorite gift was and why, and because it is the holiday season, gifts are given to all! Don't forget to subscribe and like this video! If you have any suggestions for future videos let us know in the comment section down below or contact us at https://csusmchronicle.com/

This week Luke shows you his favorite places to go eat in San Marcos, CA! Don't forget to subscribe and like this video! If you have any suggestions for future videos let us know in the comment section down below or contact us at https://csusmchronicle.com/

CSUSM's Fall concert is this week! Luke talks to Aaron Humble and Mackenzie Leighton, the instructors for the Vocal and Jazz ensemble respectively and shows you what they've been cooking up for their performances. More info on the concerts: https://www.csusm.edu/sofa/music/concerts.html Don't forget...

I don’t know about you, but for me, S’mores are one of the best cultural goods the U.S. has ever gifted us with. Chocolate, unnecessarily sweet crackers, and cute little marshmallows - what could be better than that? Oh, I know! Add A LOT of melted butter to the mix! Let me introduce you to a S’mores...