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The independent student news site of San Marcos, California

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Graphic of Mexican and American flags together with confused person

Yes, I’m an American, But,

Natalia Ortiz, Opinion Editor May 7, 2026

As a Mexican American, you always question your identity. “Ni de aquí, ni de allá.”  You always consider yourself Mexican because you’re not American enough for America, yet not Mexican enough for Mexico. The reality for millions of us is constantly questioning ourselves. Why do we have to...

Harvard got their funds cut, what can happen to CSUSM? 

Harvard got their funds cut, what can happen to CSUSM? 

Celeste Yanez, News Editor April 30, 2026

The top universities in the United States are facing repercussions for not complying with the government, and Harvard is receiving a large  bulk of consequences. Harvard refused to comply with the demands made by the Trump administration. Some of the demands consisted of things the Trump administration...

Edited by Britney Paredes, Original Images by Nadia Snopek, Adobe Stock

More Than Just a Cash Grab: The Cultural Value of Adaptations

Britney Paredes, Staff Writer April 23, 2026

We have all seen the critics’ arguments against Disney live-action adaptations for years now. They are considered a cash grab, creatively lazy, and an insult to the originals. It’s compelling to take these accounts as the majority, and many critiques do have validity for them. However, it’s also...

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Stop Making Live-Action Remakes

Lola Ferguson, Staff Writer April 23, 2026

Lilo and Stitch (2025) and How to Train Your Dragon (2025) are Disney and DreamWorks’ newest additions to their collections of live-action remakes of animated movies. In recent years, notable releases include Snow White (2024), The Little Mermaid (2023), and Peter Pan and Wendy (2023). Despite the...

The Artemis II: Humanity Returns to the Moon

The Artemis II: Humanity Returns to the Moon

Lola Ferguson, Staff Writer April 23, 2026

Humanity has so much to celebrate for Earth Day this year. Alongside all of our hardships, NASA’s newest space mission, Artemis II, reminds us of all the good we can do and everything that humanity can achieve.   On April 1, NASA launched the Artemis II mission with the Integrity Orion spacecraft...

Mourners in Minab, Iran holding a portrait of students killed in a U.S.-Israeli airstrike on a girls' school.

No War on Iran

Justin Gans, Staff Writer March 16, 2026

The illegal war launched on Iran by the United States and Israel is not just the workings of one person or one government. This is not the U.S. being “dragged into war” by Israel, because the U.S. and Israel are both settler colonial states with a history of imperial interventions in other countries....

The Benito Bowl

The Benito Bowl

Natalia Ortiz and Angie Guzman March 12, 2026

Bad Bunny’s halftime performance was a beautiful representation of Puerto Rico’s rich, deep history of music and practices highlighting its sovereign identity. Bad Bunny, also known as Benito Ocasio Martinez, is known for using his music to raise awareness on issues happening in Puerto Rico during...

Edited by Nahomi Garcia Alarcon

It’s Time for Another Tone-deaf Ad

Nahomi Garcia Alarcon, Arts and Entertainment Editor November 20, 2025

Every October 31, once it hits midnight, Mariah Carey defrosts and reappears on social media to announce the start of the holiday season with her famous words: “It’s tiiiiiime!” For years, this has been a lighthearted online tradition. But this year, something about it felt different.   Carey’s...

Milpa Communidad's ofrenda in the USU Forum Plaza.

Milpa Comunidad Celebrates Día de Los Muertos at CSUSM

Justin Gans, Staff Writer November 12, 2025

On Thursday Oct. 30, students gathered on campus to celebrate Día de Los Muertos with ofrendas (altars), food, art, music, and dance.  The Latinx Center hosted over a dozen groups across campus in the USU Forum Plaza, including the Women and Gender Equity Center, the Pride Center, the Black Student...

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There are No Ethical Billionaires

Lola Ferguson, Staff Writer October 29, 2025

Taylor Swift’s “The Life of a Showgirl” album has sparked controversy about her status among the top 1% of America. With over 100 million monthly listeners on Spotify and 10 million attendees of the Eras Tour in 2024, Swift has made herself the biggest pop star in the world. She is also the second-wealthiest...

The Un-Cancellation of Jimmy Kimmel

The Un-Cancellation of Jimmy Kimmel

Nahomi Garcia Alarcon, Arts & Entertainment Editor October 15, 2025

On September 7, Jimmy Kimmel’s late-night show was suddenly suspended just hours before airtime. Audience members had already taken their seats, guests were ready backstage, and staff were preparing segments when ABC executives gave notice that Jimmy Kimmel Live was being pulled “indefinitely”.  The...

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