Last week marked a full year since the 2020 Presidential Election where Joe Biden defeated the incumbent President Donald Trump. President Biden has done plenty within his first year in office to separate...
Each year on Oct. 1, the Free Application for Federal Student Aid ( FAFSA) opens for high school seniors and college students nationwide. Universities often require students to apply for two reasons: for...
From university to university across the country, midterm season is taking form and opening the floor for additional academic stress upon students.
The COVID-19 pandemic taught us a lot about education,...
Symptoms of anxiety or depression have gone up by 30 percent in the U.S. during the Covid-19 pandemic. According to KFF, four in 10 adults have reported symptoms linked to anxiety or depression in January,...
As of Sept. 30, CSUSM officially enacted a vaccine mandate on all students and faculty. In addition to the vaccine mandate, CSUSM is still enforcing masking while indoors to prevent the spread of COVID-19.
Unless...
Over the past couple weeks, Facebook whistleblower Frances Haugen testified in front of Congress and took up an interview on “60 Minutes” detailing her allegations and concerns. Hauge, a former data...
On Sept. 13, California held its special election to determine if Governor Gavin Newsom would be recalled. Newsom smoothly avoided being recalled, winning 62 percent of the vote compared to the 38 percent...
Almost every university that opened their campus during the COVID-19 pandemic has some sort of a mandate in place to keep the students and faculty safe.
CSUSM has taken a huge step to keep the students...
In the past three weeks, the media and public have become heavily invested in the Gabby Petito case.
A case that started as a missing person case has now turned into a homicide investigation with a...
Jaelyn Decena, Arts & Entertainment Editor
• September 29, 2021
As we go further into the semester with more students, faculty and staff getting vaccinated, CSUSM’s campus is slowly returning to a sense of normality once again. While there is much unpredictability...
March 2020 was the last time I walked into work without a mask. I remember asking my manager if the mask was necessary, since I did not want to ruin my makeup. I also claimed that it was difficult...
One hundred and five miles, two hours and thirty-three minutes away from not only my hometown but the destination of my main supporters and motivation, my family. How could I move away from the source...
