By Rico Palmerin Features Editor   Last month Dutch scientists revealed the first ever lab-grown hamburger, leading to speculation of possibilities within the mass market.   Led by scientist and professor Mark Post, the team of scientists used beef stem cells to grow thousands of tiny...

by Zach Schanzenbach Staff Writer Upon seeing a square topped cap and a tassel hanging over the side, there is one word that comes to the mind - “graduation.” Most CSUSM students have experienced the process of graduating with their friends in high school, and will hopefully experience it again...

By Anne Hall Staff Writer With a short lesson or reminder of procedures, options, causes and local resources there may be hope to prime students for remaining safe during the holidays this party season at CSUSM and everywhere. Students will be drinking and potentially carousing in celebration...

By Chelsey Schweitzer Staff Writer More than one in four Americans don’t have money saved. This statistic from CNN Money is made more concerning by the projected state of Social Security. To college students, retirement seems far in the future and many therefore don’t concern themselves with...

By Blanca Sarabia Staff Writer With such a competitive job market, employers are now able and willing to look through prospective employees’ social media to determine whether they are fit for a particular job. Many employers use social media to learn more about an applicant than solely going off...

By Anne Hall Staff Writer Many students have likely seen the construction occurring near the César Chavéz statue at the top of the stairs on the south side of campus. This fast-materializing building is set to be the future student union at CSUSM. Much deliberation has taken place over the making...

By Katlin Sweeney Editor in Chief A CSUSM student from Temecula has been arrested for allegedly hacking into the webcams and computers of 30 to 150 women worldwide in what federal officials are calling a “sextortion” case. Jared James Abrahams, 19, a second-year psychology major, could be...

  By Chelsey Schweitzer Staff Writer New technology not only allows students to shop from home and connect with friends all over the world, but it allows a new generation of identity thieves and scammers to operate on a larger scale. In this generation, technology has become a big part of...

A student organized food distributions take place at 2 p.m. on the second and fourth Tuesday of every month (except on holidays and during finals week) at Summit Christian Church, located across from campus next to the dorms.  Photos by Blanca Sarabia.

By Liezel Herradura Staff Writer  Women in leadership positions has become a prevalent topic in recent years, and now CSUSM is joining the conversation.   On Oct. 3, The Clarke Field House will host Puerto Rican Senator Sila González-Calderón as she leads a discussion on women and leadership....