The $11.4 million CSUSM Sports Center opened its doors for a private viewing of the facility in advance of the highly anticipated fall grand opening.
The gym, which seats 1,400 people, welcomed athletic staff, construction crew members, media and community members for a private...
The Office of Diversity will remain in the Office of the President, reversing a decision to relocate the office to the Division of Community Engagement, President Haynes announced today.
The Feb. 11 announcement came following opposition from students, faculty and staff regarding Haynes’...
Campus community members protested at President Haynes’ open forum about diversity to challenge structural and leadership shifts to the Office of Diversity, in addition to presenting a list of demands to campus administrators.
The Open Dialogue on Educational Equity & Inclusion forum, which...
The California Faculty Association announced that they will hold a 5-day strike on all 23 CSU campuses unless the required negotiation process results in an agreement.
On Monday, Feb. 8, union leaders hosted a teleconference at the CFA headquarters in downtown Sacramento where they explained...
CSUSM President Karen Haynes recently addressed the community about the current state and future of the university, and its commitment to “impacting tomorrow, together.”
On Thursday, Feb. 4, over 600 people gathered to hear Haynes speak at the 12th annual Report to the Community,...
ASI, the Associated Student, Inc. government, is preparing for the 2016-2017 election and is encouraging students to vote or run for positions on the CSUSM Board of Directors.
ASI President Tiffaney Boyd said that being involved in student government has been one of her greatest achievements...
Members of the student organization Movimiento Estudiantil Chicano de Aztlán (MEChA) are organizing an on-campus conference to empower students to pursue higher education.
The seven hour conference, which is scheduled for Saturday, March 5, at CSUSM, brings approximately 300 middle...
Drawing from the passion of the Black Lives Matter movement, panelists at the next Conversations that Matter event will present the push for black/Africana studies at CSUSM.
Black/Africana Studies Matter will take place from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. on Feb. 17 at the Reading Room in Kellogg...
Representatives of the CSU Chancellor’s Office held a live web conference on Friday, Feb. 5 to present solutions for Cal State-wide issues, including the possible faculty strike.
The web conference consisted of propositions and ideas to solve system-wide financial and academic issues,...
Representatives from Isaacson, Miller began the search for a new CHABSS Dean by holding a Q&A session for students in the Kellogg Reading Room on January 28.
“Isaacson, Miller is a national executive search firm devoted to recruiting exceptional leaders for mission-driven organizations,”...
Olivia Sanchez, Community Outreach Assistant
• February 10, 2016
With Executive Order 1095 becoming effective, CSUSM now requires all students to partake in a training program that informs and spreads awareness of sexual harassment on college campuses.
The Executive Order covers sexual discrimination, violence and harassment. After the orderwas made...
Students who do not have a car and/or are interested in saving money on gas now have the option of using a Zipcar instead of purchasing their own vehicle.
Zipcar is a car-sharing service that provides students with an additional vehicular option aside from renting a car, purchasing their own vehicle...
