By Amanda Lenox
Editorial Assistant
Although November is Native American Heritage Month, CSUSM Professor Dr. Joely Proudfit recognizes her heritage all year long through her Native Studies classes.
Professor Proudfit receieved three degrees in Political Science. She first received her...
By Tara Morales
Staff Writer
If you are looking to surprise mom by showing up with a delicious dish for the holidays then this “Cheesy Potatoes” recipe is perfect for you!
Holiday meals are such a wonderful time to spend time with family and loved ones, and to enjoy the beautiful world of...
By Alex Maravillas
Fashion Columnist
In the 80s, and early 90s, acid washed denim was a significant fad.
Today, acid washed denim is still a huge trend especially for this season. SDBWD readers could put their own little creative-modern twist to this D.I.Y. tutorial. To learn how to do this...
By Katlin Sweeney
Editor-in-Chief
White mythologies and ideologies are prevalent characteristics of society that the ‘Whiteness Forum’ has been educating the public about for the past decade.
The forum serves as an interactive opportunity where students teach what they have learned and researched...
By Katlin Sweeney
Editor-in-Chief
Spencer Joseph is a dynamic force that has brought a mentality of inclusivity and community outreach to the Greek Leadership Council this year.
As GLC President, Joseph represents the members of the nine fraternities and sororities on campus,...
By Rico Palmerin
Features Editor
Students can learn about social justice and feminism through multiple outlets on campus.
Feminists Unite (FU) is an organization dedicated to educating students about the truth behind the loaded term “feminist,” and the need for students to be conscious...
By Katlin Sweeney
Editor-in-Chief
The CSUSM Kinesiology Club is one of the best representations on campus of a group that combines enthusiasm, ingenuity and teamwork.
Kinesiology Club seeks to get students involved with health awareness, outreach in the community and providing guest speakers...
White mythologies and ideologies are prevalent characteristics of society that the ‘Whiteness Forum’ has been educating the public about for the past decade.
Government officials, supporters of CSUSM and many Veterans attended the groundbreaking ceremony of the Veterans Center’s new “Smart House” to extend their appreciation and support.
Most students are familiar with the textbook scramble at the start of each semester and the pain that comes with spending hundreds of dollars for short-lived resources. Thankfully, the CALM project was created by teachers for students in response to rising textbook costs.
By Casey Carlson
Staff Writer
Working with a veterinarian has proven just how useful chemistry and biology class can be.
Even just as interns, a lot of medical offices don’t want to hire students due to liability. When a doctor is considering to hire an intern they need to see that, for...
