CSUSM lecturer appointed to California Native American Heritage Commission
American Indian studies lecturer Stanley Rodriguez has been appointed to the California Native American Heritage Commission by Governor Gavin Newsom.
Rodriguez is one of six appointments announced last month by Governor...
The Office of Human Resources hosted a farewell event for departing CSUSM staff and faculty on Dec. 2 in the USU Ballroom.
According to the Office of Human Resources, “we had about 60 faculty and staff from all across campus participate in our Early Exit Program.”
The program is part...
Personally, this semester has been one of the most difficult of my college career. While it is nice to be back on campus, I cannot help but feel that normality has yet to return in our lives. My schedule is half in person and half online, making it a strenuous task to balance the two.
Despite...
Athlete Spotlight: Q&A with Jacob Cuccia
Jacob Cuccia is a fifth-year biological science major at CSUSM. He plays as winger/forward on the men’s soccer team. The 2021 fall season marked his fourth year playing on the team and his last in his collegiate career. Cuccia reflects on playing for...
The CSUSM Literature and Writing Department hosted an Alumni Reading event as part of their Community and World Literary Series on Nov. 18 via Zoom.
The special guests were Erica Wahlgren, Elizabeth Masters and Thomas Bricke, who explained their translation process of Hans Falada’ s fiction The...
Bailey Schmidt is the President of Alpha Omicron Pi for the 2020-2021 academic year at CSUSM. She is a fourth-year student from Whittier, California majoring in Psychology and is on path to an early graduation this upcoming December.
Bailey is a member of three honors societies on campus including...
CSUSM’s School of Nursing received a $200,000 grant gift from the Henry L. Guenther Foundation to advance the simulation lab at both the San Marcos and Temecula campuses.
The department’s lab update will include Virtual Reality simulation gear, simulation mannequins and new industry level equipment...
IITS reveals findings of security audit
Following the cyber security hack last fall, CSUSM underwent a security audit in Spring 2021, according to CSUSM’s Institutional and Information Technology Services (IITS) report.
The security audit resulted in several recommendations to enhance campus...
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Throughout the COVID-19 pandemic, the CSUSM community has made numerous efforts to incorporate more events that focus on social justice, community engagement and healing through virtual programs. These events have recognized students and staff that have gone above and beyond to make sure that our campus...
Professor Leads Second Report on COVID Impact on Farmworkers| CSUSM News Center
Cal State San Marcos professor Bonnie Bade is part of a team of academic researchers who came together last year to study the effects of COVID-19 on the vulnerable population of farmworkers throughout the state.
The...
ASI hosted CalFresh Extravaganza, their annual CalFresh information session, during U-Hour on Oct. 28, around 50 people attended the Zoom meeting.
The session included two presentations: one from David Andrade, a San Diego County employee and another from Noemi Ramirez, CSUSM CalFresh specialist....
