By Katlin Sweeney
Features Editor
For the next two weeks, students can use either the Gender Equity Center or Kellogg Library to focus on preparing for their upcoming finals.
While both facilities are used by students throughout the year for studying, the Gender Equity Center and Kellogg Library will...
By Jessie Gambrell
Staff Writer
It’s the last few weeks of school, but baking these homemade cookies will send you to a different world, a different dimension even. Cookies so warm, so sweet, so soothing that even your mama will say, “what’s up?” There is a neat story behind these cookies actually;...
By Keandre Williams-Chambers
Staff Writer
As much fun as the freedom sounds, sometimes summer break is not that fun without a few things to do here and there. We have all had it: those moments when we find ourselves moaning and groaning about something to do. Well, many of us are adults here. Let’s...
By Anne Hall
Staff Writer
Students always need ways to network, make money, and get rid of those textbooks they’ve used. Now there is an alternative with CSUSM’s Cougar List.
Cougar Alumni Mario Clay, Brendan Bass and Brandon Baker have created a new website called “Cougar List.” Much like...
By Katlin Sweeney
Features Editor
Avid campus members dedicated to CSUSM’s Civility Campaign were honored this past week at their annual end-of-the-year dinner.
The Civility & Exchange Celebration, which took place on April 30, presented awards to the students, staff and faculty members that...
ASI’s Finals Detox Event
Students to get free study materials
By Ryan Downs
Staff Writer
It is 9 a.m. on Monday, there is a paper due, then an online test at noon, then another paper due at 2:30 p.m., than two papers due tomorrow.
Yes, one of the most stressful times of the year is upon us once...
By Ryan Downs
Staff Writer
Hands-on science education is something that younger kids are excited by, and anyone who was once a kid understands why. The CSUSM STEM program aims to inspire that excitement.
It’s fair to say that to some degree, all of us are fascinated by science. However, children...
On May 2, more than a dozen certified therapy dogs visited campus as part of the annual “Pause for Paws” event in front of Kellogg Library.
The campus visit was designed to encourage stressed-out students who are heading into finals week to relax with a bit of canine cuddling.
The foundation...
By Katlin Sweeney
Features Editor
Earlier this month, students had the opportunity to give back to the men and women who have served our country.
In the course Art and Social Change, students learn how to become leaders and change their society with art. Students Courteney Henley, Megan Koelln, Shayna...
By Katlin Sweeney
Features Editor
People who enjoy good food, wine and walking for a good cause should mark their calendars for the April 28.
The Our Nicholas Foundation (ONF), a local non-profit organization in Temecula that seeks to raise awareness for autism and raise funds for families...
By Juliana Stumpp
A&E Editor
At the end of every semester, “Pause for Paws” is an event that takes place in front of Kellogg Library, where certified therapy dogs are awaiting stressed students to send some love their way.
The foundation that sponsors these college-based events, “Love...
By Keandre Williams-Chambers
Staff Writer
The month of Gaypril has been jam-packed with many amazing events that have blown away the students, staff and faculty on campus.
While Gaypril may be almost over, there are still a few more opportunities to take part in the festivities.
The Pride Center...
