Students were cheered on by peers and members of the LGBTQA Pride Center as they came out of the closet by walking through a large red door in celebration of National Coming Out Day.
The LGBTQA Pride Center collaborated with the Latin@ Center and Intervarsity to host the National Coming Out Day Celebration...
CSUSM formally unveiled the newly renovated and expanded Epstein Family Veterans Center in a ribbon-cutting ceremony on Oct. 10.
The existing building was renovated and an additional building was constructed. A large wooden deck connects the two adjacent structures. The project was made...
An anonymous group by the name of Creep Catchers Unit (CC Unit) has spurred an investigation of a CSUSM employee who allegedly engaged in inappropriate contact with someone posing as a minor.
In an Oct. 18 email, Vice President of Student Affairs Lorena Checa confirmed the investigation is under way.
Checa’s...
With environmental issues becoming increasingly apparent, CSUSM students are spreading awareness about sustainability and the effects unsustainability has on the environment.
On Sept. 26, the Gender Equity Center held a meeting during U-hour to discuss the issues of sustainable menstruation...
Students gathered to meet with employers of various companies, exchange information and seek potential job opportunities at the Fall 2019 Job Fair.
Approximately 150 students of all ages attended the job fair on Oct. 3 in the USU Ballroom from 11:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.
The Career...
Three panelists shared their experiences of being Afro-Latinx with students at the Intersections of Afro-Latin@/x panel.
The Latin@ Center collaborated with the Black Student Union Center to host Intersections of Afro-Latin@/x at the Black Student Union (USU 4200) on Oct. 3 from 12 p.m. to 1 p.m.
Dr....
Students learned about campus efforts for sustainability and scored free items at the annual Journey to Zero Waste event. The purpose of the event was to promote sustainability among the students of CSUSM and the campus community at large.
“We want to make sure that the campus knows...
Students, faculty and staff gathered for an open forum with President Ellen Neufeldt to discuss CSUSM’s past and future.
The forum, held on Oct. 8, began with Neufeldt saying, “One of the things that’s most important to me before making any big decisions is to hear from the campus. It’s vitally...
CSUSM’s Latino Association of Faculty and Staff (LAFS) hosted its annual Lowrider Experience on Sept. 21. The event aims to “foster a culture where our University Po- lice Department interacts with its community in a non-enforcement environment.” The Lowrider Experience works with local...
Kathleen Carpio, Assistant Features Editor
• September 25, 2019
Students gathered at the USU Arcade for Let’s Talk About It, an event set up by the Student Health and Counseling Services to spread awareness about the risks of alcohol and smoking while providing information about local health services on Sept. 19 from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Each table represented...
Sexologist, Jill McDevitt, had advice for her listeners: There is no “normal” sex life to be conformed to, so why are we “showing up with biases and how do we challenge them?”
McDevitt, who holds a doctorate in human sexuality, spoke to a dozen students gathered for the Sept. 17...
Members from the CSUSM Indian Student Organization educated students and dispelled myths about the misconceptions of Indian culture at Beyond the Taj Mahal: Desi Identities and Experiences.
The Cross-Cultural Center collaborated with the CSUSM Indian Student Organization to host Beyond the...
