After a well-known conservative individual, Charlie Kirk, was shot and killed on September 10, there have been ripples of side effects that have been felt all over the county. Despite the suspect being in custody and having links to the crime, there has been a significant divide across the country.
The...
With school back in session and winter around the corner, it’s time for yearly vaccines. For many, it’s become a routine to get the newest COVID vaccines and boosters for the last four years. However, the CDC is placing new rules and restrictions on who can get the vaccine.
COVID death rates...
In a major reversal, the Trump administration announced that it will reinstate the records of over 4,700 international students whose visa statuses were abruptly terminated earlier this month in the Student and Exchange Visitor Information System (SEVIS), a U.S. government database that tracks and manages...
On March 11, CSUSM student organization Students Supporting Israel (SSI) announced they invited IDF soldiers to speak at CSUSM. The soldiers are involved in “Triggered: The Tour,” a series of nationwide talks hosted at college campuses where the soldiers discuss their experiences in Gaza and hope...
On Monday March 24, CSUSM’s Students for Quality Education staged a walkout to fight for free speech on campus, call attention to massive budget cuts and inform students of major issues affecting the CSU.
SQE, along with Students for Justice in Palestine (SJP) and the Movimiento Estudiantil Chicanx...
ASI recently announced the upcoming candidates for the 2025-2026 school year. During the ASI Meet the Candidates event hosted on March 12, the Chronicle was able to interview some of the candidates running in the upcoming election. For the full list of candidates, click here.
ASI President...
From the beginning of the 2025 spring semester, student activists at CSUSM have been advocating for immigrant rights and the safety and well-being of the undocumented and mixed-status CSUSM community. These activists have been met with disciplinary action and Time, Place, Manner (TPM) violations via...
On the week of March 24–28, interns from Students for Quality Education (SQE) on six Southern California CSU campuses are planning to walk out in solidarity with CSUSM students, organizations, and community members affected by alleged Time, Place, Manner (TPM) policy violations.
As of now, seven...
On September 20, 2024, a Title IX procedural requirement investigation opened at CSUSM.
Title IX is a federal civil rights law that prohibits sex-based discrimination in any school that receives federal funding. Since CSUSM is a public university, the Title IX law applies.
As of now, the...
On various occasions, CSUSM administration has voiced its mission to protect the rights of all campus community members, regardless of immigration status.
There are already CSU policies about the presence of federal immigration officers on CSU campuses. Here’s how they apply to CSUSM.
Will...
On January 30, CSUSM’s Student Leadership & Involvement Center organized the student organization fair. CSUSM now hosts over 130 organizations and clubs on campus. This spring semester, CSUSM has gained 22 new clubs. Here are the highlights.
Colorstack Chapter
This organization helps...
Do you want to advocate for your fellow peers, serve the needs of CSUSM students, and develop leadership and policy-making skills? Associated Student Inc., also known as ASI, is opening its Board of Directors to 15 open positions to run in this upcoming 2025 election!
Established in 1991, ASI...
