By Jessie Gambrell
Staff Writer
Want to keep the spirit of St. Patrick’s Day going throughout the entire month of March? Need a fun, cheap, decorative and tasty side dish to bring to a party? Well, I have the perfect five-cup recipe that a friend passed down to me, that I am now sharing with you....
By Ryan Downs
Staff Writer
The Clarke inspires students on ways to take care of their bodies, and this coming April they plan to celebrate this with their annual Wellness Fair.
The 2013 Earth Day Wellness Fair, which will be held on April 17 at the Clarke, will showcase new ways to promote student...
By Ryan Downs
Staff Writer
College is meant to be a time for students to go outside their comfort zone and learn more about the world; by travelling to a new country.
For those who may be interested in this, there is CSUSM’s Study Abroad Program, the campus’ proud organizer of exchange...
By Ryan Downs
Staff Writer
Once again, it’s the time of year when the Irish spirit can be felt all over campus, and ASI is more than happy to make use of the opportunity to put on an event in celebration.
On Thursday, March 14, ASI plans to hold its annual Shamrock Shindig during U-Hour. In...
By Keandre Williams-Chambers
Staff Writer
Many students are aware of the CSUSM LGBTQA Pride Center on campus, but there is also another club that shares a similar name: the LGBTQA Club.
The LGBTQA Pride Center, located in Commons 201, is described as a “welcoming and inclusive space for all...
By Keandre Williams-Chambers
Staff Writer
Amnesty International is looking for CSUSM students to join the North County chapter. Amnesty International provides a great opportunity for criminology or political science students as well as students involved human rights and doing good. Amnesty International...
By Karla Reyes
Staff Writer
The Boys & Girls Club of San Marcos is one place that enthusiastically provides opportunities for college students to enrich their personal life and make their resume more competitive.
The Boys & Girls Club of San Marcos is next to the city's Corky Smith Gymnasium,...
By Jessie Gambrell
Staff Writer
Garlic! Anything with the world “garlic” in it is bound to be good, right? Well, I have a recipe for garlic bread that will get your neighbors knocking on your door. It is a very simple recipe that makes a delectable addition to your dinner table, or maybe just...
By Bobby Rivera
Staff Writer
After leaving school 13 years ago, I returned as a student in 2012. I was caught in signing up for courses late, so I had to do what everyone on campus is familiar with and crash classes. Since I planned on majoring in sociology, I began talking to students I met and...
By Bobby Rivera
Staff Writer
Looking to take a trip with great cuisine, people and culture? Whisk yourself away to the Philippines with a local eatery.
For those interested in affordable, tasty Filipino food, Manila Harbor will not disappoint. This is an ethnic restaurant that can take you away...
By Anne Hall
Staff Photographer
On Valentine's Day, a flash mob dance event took place in front of the Kellogg Library in honor of One Billion Rising.
Sponsored by the Gender Equity Center, One Billion Rising is a campaign to raise awareness about the global problem of violence against women....
By Juliana Stumpp
Staff Writer
Markstein Hall, which opened in 2006, quickly became the campus’ official building for the College of Business Administration (CoBA). Since then, many organizations and programs have been established in CoBA, such as the co-ed business fraternity, Alpha Kappa Psi,...
