Nicole Holman, Community News Editor
• October 15, 2015
As a part of the Conversations that Matter series, “Love Wins! What’s Next?” highlighted issues in the LGBTQA community that persist even though the Supreme Court has ruled that same-sex marriage is legal.
Three speakers were present during the Sept. 29 event to discuss these remaining problems.
The...
To support positive body image and stand in solidarity with students, faculty and staff, the Gender Equity Center hosted Love Your Body Day.
The event took place from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Tuesday, Oct. 13 at Kellogg Library Plaza.
According to Marquessa Castorena, a Peer Educator at the...
Cory Kay, Assistant Features Editor
• September 30, 2015
CSUSM’s newly-opened Latin@ Center hosted a Skype session with Ricardo Aca, an undocumented immigrant who is living in New York City and is the center’s Latin@ of the month.
During UHour on Thursday, Sept. 24, Aca told participants his story and discussed negative stigma surrounding...
As a part of the “Conversations that Matter” series, a Mexican immigrant shared his journey to becoming the first male Mexican immigrant in his academic program at Harvard.
On Sept. 17, Cesar Cruz led a discussion in the USU Ballroom on the trials and tribulations he’d experienced...
Members of the CSU Office of the Chancellor invited journalists from various CSU campuses to listen in and ask questions regarding the CSU budget for next year.
On Sept. 10, Ryan Storm, CSU Assistant Vice Chancellor for Budget, Laurie Weidner, CSU Assistant Vice Chancellor of Public...
Nicole Holman, Community News Editor
• September 30, 2015
A seminar on scholarship opportunities for Latin@ students at CSUSM will highlight the various scholarship opportunities for Latin@ students. It will also explain the criteria of for receiving awards, some of which is based on factors related to students’ ethnic backgrounds.
The event...
Nicole Holman, Community News Editor
• September 30, 2015
‘La Raza del Folklor’ is a celebratory event that consists of a series of activities including performances of traditional Mexican dances and other Latin heritage activities.
La Raza del Folkor is hosted each year by Danza Folklorica Tukwut., It is an event all CSUSM students are...
After roughly five years in the making, CSUSM has opened the doors of a center with the objective of stimulating the academic success of students on campus.
On Sept. 17, the grand opening of the Latin@ Center took place in the University Student Union. President Haynes attended the...
Last year a series of sexual assaults prompted demands for action by CSUSM students, and now their desire for campus representation has been fulfilled.
This past summer, campus officials conducted a search for an on campus advocate that would represent and support survivors of sexual...
Senator Joel Anderson has issued certificates of recognition to each of the students who modeled for the Beyond the Stereotype poster campaign last year.
The campaign, which was on display on the third floor of Kellogg Library from Feb. 3 to May 22, showcases various CSUSM students facing...
A fresh, community-supported initiative has come to life at CSUSM and is providing students with an opportunity to strengthen and enhance their college experience.
Tukwut Life, the Cal State San Marcos student life experience, is a new campus-wide initiative that aims to increase the...
Dr. Lee Brown and panelists Dr. P. Wesley Schultz, Jeffrey Pasek and Dr. Robert Brown spoke at the Psychology of Water Forum in order to shed light on the issues surrounding California’s current water crisis from a cognitive perspective on Sept. 9.
Lee opened the forum with the topic...
