Students and club presidents gathered in the Forum Plaza for a candlelight vigil held in remembrance of those who lost their lives in the Tree of Life Synagogue and Kentucky Kroger shootings.
The Kroger shooting occurred on Oct. 24 and claimed the lives of two while the Pittsburgh synagogue...
The California State University (CSU) Chancellor Office awards CSUSM and 10 other campuses with “Campus as a Living Lab” grant.
Campus as a Living Lab was established in 2014, and according to the CSU website it’s goal is to “address a sustainability goal while at the same time...
As part of National Depression Screening Day, Student Health and Counseling Services (SHCS) and the H.O.P.E. & Wellness Center provided students the opportunity to take a screening for depression.
The annual What’s Your Mood event took place on Oct. 11 from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. in the...
The Community Alliance for Healthy Minds (CAHM) Forum: From Hopelessness… to Hope and Healing returned to CSUSM for the twelth year to educate individuals on Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) scores, while providing a space for people to talk about their experiences and seek support.
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The Civility Campaign hosted another installment of their Civility Café Series with a discussion about the upcoming midterm elections.
The discussion took place in the Cross-Cultural Center on Oct. 18 and featured Christopher Nayve, the associate vice president for community engagement...
Speakers at this year’s ACE Women Leadership Forum urged listeners to discuss the significance of women leaders in today’s educational and sociopolitical systems.
The forum was hosted at CSUSM in the USU Ballroom on Oct. 19 and began with a keynote speech from Ana Navarro, a Republican...
Tensions arose in Kellogg Plaza between the LGBTQIA+ Pride Center and a campus street preacher during the National Coming Out Day celebration.
While the CSUSM Republicans Club held its first ever public debate.
The tenth annual National Coming Out Day celebration was held...
The goal of Movies for Mental Health is to erase the stigma of mental illness by showing three short films, having a open group discussion and having a guest talk about conquering mental illness.
Art with Impact, an organization that focuses on creating discussions and showing films about mental...
World renowned speaker Azim Khamisa started the Tariq Khamisa Foundation in 1995 after he lost his son to gang violence at the age of 20 by Tony Hicks.
Khamisa’s only son, Tariq, was studying at San Diego State and working part-time as a pizza delivery boy.
It was during a delivery, after being...
About 40 employers offered aid to students seeking employment and volunteer opportunities at the Fall Job Fair.
The Career Center hosted their semestral Job Fair in the USU Ballroom on Oct. 4 at 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. GEICO, Escondido Union School District and Peet’s Coffee attended the event.
Students...
Dr. Susie Lan Cassel has been a victim of stalking and sexual violence.
Her warning to others: Don’t wait to take action.
At an installment of “Tukwut Talks: Conversations with Faculty” hosted by the Cross-Cultural Center on Oct. 4, Cassel, a professor of Literature and Writing Studies spoke...
An Associated Students Inc. (ASI) initiative called Fresh Market Mondays provides free fruits and vegetables to CSUSM students to decrease food insecurity.
The ASI Cougar Pantry, composed of staff, interns and volunteers organizes the Fresh Market Mondays which take place every Monday from 10 a.m. to...
