By Chelsey Schweitzer
Even after 25 years, CSUSM is still striving to improve sustainability in the face of expansion and plans to follow the guidelines laid out in the Sustainability Master Plan to achieve this goal.
Sustainability is the practice of preventing the depletion of natural resources...
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By Nicole Holman
Assistant News Editor
CSUSM recently hosted a lecture event that provided students with insight to important social issues and emphasized the need for students to take action.
On Wednesday, Feb. 18, the Arts and Lecture event...
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By Sonni Simmons
Community News Editor
CSUSM’s HOPE and Wellness Center emphasized the importance of eating disorder awareness by hosting a number of educational and spirit-lifting events across campus.
Eating Disorder Awareness week was...
A CSUSM Fraternity is breaking boundaries and setting the bar high with their upcoming event that they hope will make a big impact on an important organization whose purpose is to save lives.
On Monday, March 16 through Friday March 20, CSUSM Sigma Chi Delta Colony will be hosting their...
By Anthony Michael Tran
Students recently gathered for an event where they were able to discover an important message hidden within the depths of photography.
On Feb. 24, in the USU ballroom, an event entitled “Product of Mexico” took place and was hosted by Director Freddi Avalos of CHABBS...
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By Caleb Hogland
Spring break for college students is a time for outdoor adventures and new experiences. Living in sunny San Diego next to the beach definitely has its perks, but CSUSM’s Campus Recreation is offering students a change of scenery.
Each...
By Sydney Shabacker
CSUSM has been striving for new heights this past year and has gained well-deserved recognition for its honorable initiatives.
CSUSM has many recent achievements to take pride in. The University was acknowledged as a top school for veterans, and opened a spacious and welcoming...
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By Katlin Sweeney
Editor-in-Chief
With heavy hearts, the CSUSM community has come together to mourn the loss of our beloved alumni and friend, Lauren Wallace Childers.
Childers passed away on Feb. 3, at age 24, from complications of pneumonia....
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By Sonni Simmons
CSUSM recently established a new center on campus in order to promote student well-being, facilitate engagement and advance its commitment to student success.
ACE Scholars Services provides a comfortable, close-knit environment...
CSUSM students are standing in solidarity to mourn losses and to support one another in a powerful movement to end religious and racial violence.
About 40 students, including members of the Muslim Student Association (MSA) and Afghan Student Association (ASA), gathered for a candlelight...
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By Katlin Sweeney
With many students finding themselves waitlisted for classes that they need in order to graduate or continue in their major, the Student Access Initiative is being considered for possible implementation next spring.
The Student...
By Sydney Shabacker
CSUSM students are coming together this month to recognize and celebrate a legacy that is rich in history and culture.
On Feb. 19, the Black Student Union (BSU) is hosting a commemorative festival to celebrate Black History Month. Themed “Still We Rise!,” to honor the late...
