Campus Common Read is back! The 2023-2024 theme, reprised from last year, is banned books. Book bans have been an increasingly dire issue for libraries and schools. This year’s selection of five books continues to focus on underrepresented voices and their stories.
“The Handmaid’s Tale”...
Kellogg Library has received a generous gift from Greg Koch and the Ecke family for a promising Special Collections Department redevelopment project, kicking off a fundraiser for a projected 2.5 million dollar project.
The 8,200-square-foot renovation project has been drafted by architecture firm...
4/18/23 Update
Great news! According to Detective Timothy Dow, officers have made an arrest in one of the cases:
“On April 13, San Diego Police officers arrested a suspect in possession of the vehicle stolen from Lot K on March 5. Comparison of the suspect’s various booking photos against...
Students looking to connect, explore and engage in topics on womens leadership and empowerment will gather this Saturday, March 4th from 9:30 am to 2 pm in the USU Ballroom for the 4th Annual Womens Leadership Symposium at Cal State San Marcos sponsored by the Gender and Equity Center.
The conference...
You (almost) made it! Students who are graduating in fall 2022, spring 2023 and summer 2023 are eligible to attend the commencement ceremonies in May 2023. All graduates must apply to graduate for their respective semester by March 15, 2023 in order to have their names printed in the Commencement Program....
With the midterm elections coming up on November 8th, it may be some people's first chance to finally vote. And for those people, it can be overwhelming. You see so many propositions, politicians, and measures you've never seen, it is easy to be confused. Many people may vote for a specific candidate...
Hungry campus diners have limited choices: Crash’s Cafe, Panda Express, World of Wings, Caliente, Get Fresh (all at the USU) and a Starbucks at the library.
This is going to change.
Last month, remodeling for a new dining option -- called the Campus Way Cafe -- began at Campus Way and Barham...
On Friday, March 11th, CSUSM celebrated the grand opening of the new Viasat Engineering Pavilion with a commemorative ribbon-cutting ceremony.
Located at the former Foundation Classroom building, The Viasat Engineering Pavilion offers extra classroom space for CSUSM’s electrical and engineering...
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The ratification of a new Cal State University faculty contract now gives professors on campus...
Nijat Mamtimen, Assistant Sports Editor
• March 15, 2022
Glorioso is running for ASI President.
(1). Could you tell me about yourself? (Name, major, graduation date, hometown)
My name is Julia Glorioso, and I am a third-year political science major with a double minor in geography and border studies. I plan to graduate in the spring semester of 2023....
Nijat Mamtimen, Assistant Sports Editor
• March 15, 2022
Cisneros is running for ASI Vice President.
(1). Could you tell me about yourself? (Name, major, graduation date, hometown)
My name is Ernest Cisneros, and I'm a 2nd year Social Sciences major set to graduate in 2024. I'm from Colton, California, which is in the Inland Empire.
(2). What is...
The Academic Advising office at CSUSM has two front desks: one in Microsoft Teams and one on-campus in Craven Hall. David McMartin, the Director of the Office of Academic Advising, attributes this to student convenience.
“We are working both to get back to ‘normal’ but also realizing that there...
