CSUSM recently welcomed global activist and Co-Founder/CEO of the Malala Fund, Shiza Shahid, to campus where she spoke to students and community members about her work in advocacy.
On Nov. 16, Shahid was featured in an Arts & Lectures series signature event titled There are No Superheroes,...
Cory Kay, Assistant Features Editor
• November 27, 2015
CSUSM is expanding its educational opportunities with the development of an American Indian Studies program to broaden cultural education and inclusion.
After years of pushing for the creation of this degree program, American Indian faculty and students have set the foundation for the...
American Indian Heritage Month was celebrated with a performance featuring bird singers, drummers and dancers in an effort to bring awareness to the importance of the month of November and the existence of American Indian organizations on campus.
The California Indian Culture and Sovereignty...
A professor within the Anthropology department at CSUSM provides original research on a variety of medical ailments affecting the American Indian community.
Dr. Laurette McGuire specializes in Medical and Indigenous Anthropology at CSUSM. McGuire’s research involves the connection...
The Queer and Feminist Lecture Series challenged the stereotypes surrounding Muslim women and the misconceptions of their culture.
The installment of the series took place on Nov. 18 with guest speaker Dr. Huma Ahmed-Ghosh, professor in the Department of Women's Studies at San Diego...
Students of Comm 456, Leadership and Social Change, came together for a Community Service learning project that will aid female Syrian refugees, providing them with sanitary napkins, diapers and clothing.
Sisterhood of the Traveling Pads is a campaign created by CSUSM students Dolores...
Where there is water, there is life. California is facing a drought and our state and local governments advocate for conservations.
To assure conservation, water rates have risen across the state.
CSUSM held the final forum in the Fresh Perspectives on California’s Water series...
The Conversations That Matter series held a film screening in order to draw attention to class inequality. This event was the last of the series for Fall 2015.
Dozens of students attended the screening of the 2013 film, “Inequality For All,” narrated by former Secretary of Labor,...
Nicole Holman, Community News Editor
• November 27, 2015
Students took the pledge to put an end to sexual assault at the It’s On Us event on campus.
On Thursday, Nov. 11, students gathered in Cesar Chavez Plaza during U-Hour to participate in the event, which featured information on recognizing and aiding in the prevention of sexual assault...
Nicole Holman, Community News Editor
• November 27, 2015
Students, faculty and campus leaders gathered for a weekend of discussion and development of leadership skills at the CSUSM Social Justice Summit.
During the weekend of Nov. 13 through Nov.15, CSUSM students attended an educational summit dedicated to activities and conversations related...
Associated Students Incorporated (ASI) held the first “town hall” style meeting to give students a chance to make their voices heard.
Wanting to ensure accurate student representation, ASI allowed attendees of the meeting, held Nov. 5 during U-hour, to express concerns, inquire about...
Tiffany Trent, Assistant Opinion Editor
• November 16, 2015
Veterans Day honors American veterans who have served the country with honor. CSUSM celebrates this holiday with various events throughout November.
The Veterans Center will host several events in honor of Veterans Day during the second week of November. Beginning Nov. 9, there will...
