By: Nada Sewidan
Features Editor
Zombie runs, ultimate frisbee tournaments, backpacking in the Sierra Nevada, karaoke nights at the USU- just a few of the many trips and events Campus Recreation has to offer.
Campus Recreation encompasses fitness and wellness classes, outdoor excursions,...
QUICK FACTS:
Who: Student Life & Leadership
What: Student Org. Fair/Civility T-Shirt Day
When: Sept. 2 from 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m.
Where: Kellogg Plaza
The Fall Student ORG Fair is an annual event geared to promote recognized CSUSM student organizations. The collection of student organizations...
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We're stoked to see you the first week of school! Swing by our office at noon on the first Tuesday back for some food, meet the staff, and get started on the first edition of The Cougar Chronicle!
THE DETAILS~
WHO: The Cougar Chronicle Editors, Assistants, Staff, & Newcomers!
WHAT: First...
The Cougar Chronicle is looking for students to fill these currently vacant positions. No journalism experience is necessary. We are willing to hire multiple individuals for the Editorial Assistant, Chief Videographer, and Sales Representative positions.
Please contact Editor-in-Chief, Katlin Sweeney,...
By Miguel Magana
Staff Writer
The Third Annual Civility Celebration took place on April 30, a celebration in which members of the California State University San Marcos community are honored for their countless acts of care respect and empathy.
The Celebration started with Associate Dean...
By Justin Donner
Sports Editor
Kyle Inman is graduating this year from CSUSM with a degree in Business Administration.
As one of the college’s brightest students, he has a great understanding for the world of business, but he also has a great understanding for the game of golf.
The...
By Katlin Sweeney
Editor-in-Chief
Evan Long is an outstanding example of how campus involvement can inspire a person to excel.
After five years at CSUSM, Long will graduate with a Bachelor of Arts in Human Development and a minor in Women’s Studies. While focusing on his interest in the...
By Noelle Friedberg
Senior Staff Writer
Candace Watts has attended CSUSM for the last four years and is graduating this semester with a degree in sociology and a minor in Spanish. She has been a leader in Intervarsity Christian Fellowship for the last two years and helped start Black Campus...
By Anne Hall
Design Editor
As the spring semester concludes and the heat begins to rise, Dr. Karen Schaffman and the Cougar dance department follow through with their promise to provide spectators with one amazing dance compilation for the Twelfth Annual Spring Dance Concert.
Audiences...
By Nada Sewidan
Staff Writer
As CSUSM student and ASI Vice President of Operations Cipriano Vargas gets ready to graduate and move on to the next step of his life, he muses over the past couple of years at CSUSM.
Vargas has achieved numerous goals throughout his career at CSUSM including...
By Katlin Sweeney
Editor-in-Chief
In his five years on campus, Eliasar “Biggie” Molina has left an impressive mark at CSUSM.
While Molina was not involved on campus during his first semester, he pushed himself to change this in his second one at CSUSM. Molina has actively participated...
