The tones of Norteñas music filled the fourth floor of the USU on Thursday, Sept. 15 during the Latin@ Center’s Heritage Month Kick-off event, Norteñas on the Terrace.
The event gave students an opportunity to experience Norteñas (Spanish for northern music) for the first time while others got...
Hannah Snider, Club Sports Reporter
• September 28, 2016
Students filled the USU plaza on Sept. 22 with excited chatter, crowding around the annual Traveling Tukwut Study Abroad Fair.
Thirty program providers such as Semester at the Sea, ISA (International Study Abroad) and faculty-led programs like Cal State University International Program (CSU IP) attended...
Dozens of police reports were recorded by CSUSM’s University Police Department between Monday, Sept. 12 and Wednesday, Sept. 21.
Three incidents of petty theft were reported, the items stolen being a bicycle (taken from a bike rack), a pair of sandals (stolen in Kellogg Library) and a...
Stephany Mejia, News and Faculty Reporter
• September 28, 2016
CSUSM Student Health and Counseling Services wants to spread the word that they are an accessible campus resource to those impacted by sexual assault.
The Student Health and Counseling Center hosted RAINN Day from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m.on Sept. 15 at the Forum Plaza to raise sexual assault awareness....
The Latin@ Center held a kickoff event, “Norteñas on the Terrace,” from Sept. 15 at the USU Greenroof to celebrate Hispanic Heritage month and the center’s one-year anniversary.
“[Our] community [came] together to celebrate the initiation of heritage month and to celebrate comunidad...
At the 27th AIDS Walk and Run in San Diego on Sept. 24, participants and volunteers came together in recognition of the continuing struggle of HIV in the LGTBQA+ community.
The 5k run is held annually in the Hillcrest neighborhood in San Diego. People can sign up in groups, as a runner,...
A dozen protesters demonstrated against an on-campus anti-abortion presentation prompted by the Center for Bio-Ethical Reform on Tuesday, Sept. 13.
The Lake Forest, CA-based advocacy group informed CSUSM officials last week that the group wanted to share a presentation for students entitled...
Ramon Flores, Assistant News editor
• September 13, 2016
African American Faculty and Staff Association (AAFSA) welcomed incoming African American freshmen to campus with their Each One Teach One event on Friday, Sept. 9.
AAFSA held the event to provide the new students with information they might not have gotten at orientation and to help them...
CSUSM President Karen Haynes held a forum during U-hour on Sept. 9 in the Performance Arts Building, to discuss the university’s budget, graduation rates, diversity awards and free speech.
For the 2016-17 academic year, the university has not received as much funding from the state as...
Amy Chastain, Editor in Chief
• September 13, 2016
Police reports filed through the University Police Department between Aug. 29 and Sept. 6 were relatively few in number and low in consequence, but despite this, trends in campus crime were evident.
In the nine day period, there were six instances of Hit and Run, Non-Injury. Two happened...
Stephany Mejia, News and Faculty Reporter
• September 13, 2016
CSUSM ranked in the top 100 of more than 4,000 U.S. colleges and universities for graduating minorities and won a national award for its diversity in recruitment and retention of both students and employees.
The magazine, Diverse: Issues in Higher Education, said CSUSM placed 74th for Hispanics...
The new CSUSM mobile app allows students to explore their university through their mobile device. The app will have newer functions next semester, making it accessible and functional for students.
The upgrades will include access to students’ MyCSUSM account and the ability to view their...
