By Sydney Schabacker
Staff Writer
As of Fall 2014, students at CSUSM have the opportunity to declare a brand new major: Environmental Studies. This program focuses on providing a collaborative setting for students, faculty and community partners to study land-use and environmental issues.
The...
By Anna Maria Petrov
Staff Writer
The 57th Annual Grammy Awards, held at the Los Angeles Staples Center, celebrated many mainstream artists and showcased both spectacular performances and elegant fashion styles.
Four time host, LL Cool J, introduced the first performers of the night, AC/DC,...
By Amy Chastain
Staff Writer
The majority of flavorful recipes online don’t travel well when packed and brought to campus. Mexican Lime Salad is a collection of several recipes with an added twist and a campus friendly meal that is full of flavor
Cilantro Lime Ranch Dressing (modified from...
It was 10 p.m. on a Monday evening. I had just come home from a long, stressful day of school and was craving something sweet.
My roommates suggested that we all get some donuts. I thought this idea was absolutely preposterous because obviously no one sells donuts at this time, unless you want to...
By Pierre Yaldo
Staff Writer
We all come to campus, take classes and go home, week after week. But have you ever considered taking your college experience beyond the most basic requirements?
Kevin Adson, a 19-year-old sophomore here at CSUSM, shows us how he juggles a full schedule of classes,...
By Shanice Davis
Staff Writer
In 2011, CSUSM’s Black Student Union was re-recognized as an organization, according to their now president, Akilah Green. On campus, there’s mostly Caucasian and Hispanic students; Green recalls being in a state of shock upon first arriving.
She found there...
Curious minds packed the USU ballroom for the Student Organization Fair, which showcased a broad spectrum of student-led groups.
The event took place on Jan. 29 and included advocacy-focused clubs, career-oriented societies and club sports. There was something for every niche and interest to enjoy.
The...
By Shanice Davis
Features Assistant
On the first day of any class with Professor Dale Metcalfe, one would definitely be in for a ride.
As students sit and wait with anticipation to see who the professor is, whether she is rude, nice, a hard grader, or intimidating, they will find that she is...
By Michael Marino
Staff Writer
Is it possible to use a degree to further both a passion in life and to land a solid job?
John Glasoe, a Temecula native and CSUSM graduate, proves that merging hobby and work life is not an impossible feat for the college graduate.
“Do something that makes...
By Pierre Yaldo
Staff Writer
Living on the coast of California, we often forget how close we are to many sources of fresh seafood. Lobster is an easy meal to make at home, as it is often overpriced at restaurants, where a single lobster can cost upwards of $40.
Luckily, raw lobster tails are...
By Alex Maravillas
Arts & Entertainment Assistant
As an astrologer, retrograde is paramount. From Jan. 21 through Feb. 11, Mercury undergoes retrograde.
From Jan. 21 all the way to Feb. 11, Mercury is going backwards. This denotes that Mercury is going to stay in the same sign in Aquarius...
By Anna Maria Petrov
Staff Writer
The New Year is currently in its transition from winter to spring and the fashion world is preparing to introduce up and coming trends that are sure to catch the eye of every fashion lover.
As the seasons change in California, the warm weather opens the door...
