Tyler Abrahams, Assistant News Editor
• December 8, 2017
Co-founder of the Black Lives Matter movement, Alicia Garza of Oakland, California, came to CSUSM to share how she turned a hashtag into a social justice movement.
In the USU Ballroom on Nov. 29, Garza spoke to around 1,000 people about how she felt after the not guilty verdict in the George Zimmerman...
Students discussed issues of redlining, minorities, Puerto Rico, immigration and U.S. representatives.
On Nov. 28 at the USU Ballroom, faculty from the Communications department hosted the annual Whiteness Forum. Students were divided into small groups, each presenting a different topic about whiteness....
On Nov. 21 at 8:30 p.m. resident living hosted the Gift of Giving, a pre-thanksgiving event that allowed residents of The Quad and the University Village Apartments (UVA) to give back to the community.
The event gave students the opportunity to enjoy a non traditional Thanksgiving-style meal of chicken,...
Energy. A commodity almost everyone uses everyday.
The question is shouldn’t we as consumers be able to choose where our energy comes from and what type of energy it is?
An open forum hosted by the Environmental Studies and Ocean Conservation Clubs on Nov. 21, a panel of experts answered questions...
Tyler Abrahams, Assistant News Editor
• November 27, 2017
Individuals dressed in salmon colored shirts and carrying bright posters gathered in front of Markstein Hall shouting rally cries, “We want justice! You say how? Pass the Clean Dream Act now!”
On Nov. 9 at noon, the walkout to raise awareness for a clean dream act that supports undocumented students...
On Nov. 9 the Veteran’s Center hosted Veteran’s Day Observance. Students, faculty, staff and veterans of all ages attended the event.
Vice President of the Student Veteran Organization Stephen Walker presented Marine Corps Staff Sergeant Ixchel Perez who began the ceremony by singing the national...
The experiences of undocumented immigrants and Dreamers propelled CSUSM’s Assistant Professor of Communications, Dr. Antonio De La Garza to pursue communication and ethnic study based disciplines in the academic field.
In a Tukwut Talk installment hosted by the Cross-Cultural Center in USU 3400...
The sound of Latino music echoed over the USU Amphitheatre and displays of flags from all over the world were set up.
A long line of students waited to participate in the 13th annual Culture Expo held by sorority group Alpha Pi Sigma (AΠΣ) on Thursday, Nov. 9.
“We have this event every year...
On early Monday Nov. 13, a male’s body was found near the CSUSM parking structure.
The Office of Communications confirm that it was an apparent suicide.
A 911 call was made to the authorities by students who were driving out of the structure at around 3:16 a.m. No information is available about...
Tyler Abrahams, Assistant News Editor
• November 10, 2017
On Oct. 25 The CSUSM Students For Life club hosted pro-life talk in the Arts Lecture Hall that featured a guest speaker Dr. Chris Kaczor, a philosophy professor from Loyola Marymount University, a private Catholic institution in Los Angeles.
Before the event began Dr. Kaczor said he “hopes to open...
With the hostile political climate these past few months, the need for dialogue and action intensifies.
The Office of Inclusive Excellence presented their third annual All People’s Luncheon to the campus community on Oct. 26 to give awareness to more than 300 staff, faculty, community members and...
Meghan Taylor, Assistant Entertainment Editor
• November 9, 2017
On Nov. 1 in the USU ballroom, the American Democracy Project (ADP) at CSUSM presented “Freedom and the Press: The role of Media in a Healthy Democracy” moderated by Dr. Dilcie Perez. Esteemed journalists, now local to San Diego County, discussed topics which ranged from journalistic responsibility...
