Karen Ambrocio & Antonio Pequeño IV, Managing Team
• February 8, 2019
The Grit
A laid back environment complemented by good brews and atmospheric music is what you can expect at Grit Coffee. Despite its
distance from campus and early closing time of 8 p.m.. This particular study site is a great escape from the hustle and bustle of CSUSM. Cozying up with some...
Stephany Mejia began her first year on a rocky start, but through the participation in an extracurricular activity and the guidance of her professors she discovered a few of her passions.
When Mejia started university she said it was a big transition for her from high school. She...
Manuelita Brown says on her website that her goal as an artist is to “edify and give expression to the human spirit, and to convey the strength, character and beauty of her own people, the descendants of African survivors in the Americas.”
The San Diego sculptor came to CSUSM to discuss...
Let’s Clear the Air celebrated CSUSM’s one year anniversary of being a smoke and tobacco-free campus on Nov. 15.
The event, sponsored by CSUSM Alcohol, Tobacco and Other Drugs and Safety Health and Sustainability, was held at Kellogg Plaza from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m.
In April...
CSUSM Giving Day is a 24-hour social media driven campaign to raise money for scholarships, programs and departments throughout the university.
It will be held on Tuesday, Nov. 27 in conjunction with Giving Tuesday, or #GivingTuesday that occurs each year on the Tuesday after Thanksgiving...
Stephany Mejia, Assistant Features Editor
• November 30, 2018
With only a few members in hopes for growth, the new club Saudi Students Association claims hunger for success.
The Saudi Students Association represents the students of Saudi Arabia. Some objectives the association focuses on are organizing and sponsoring social, cultural and sports activities...
Playwright, Rebecca Johannsen, debuted the latest edition of her play, Women at War at CSUSM on Nov. 7.
The play retells the true stories of four women soldiers from the U.S. Army’s Female Engagement Team (FET) that was deployed to Afghanistan from 2012 to 2013. These four soldiers were...
You’ve studied hard and you’re nearing graduation. However, there’s another semester of coursework completely unrelated to your interests that you must complete before you can receive your diploma.
Mandatory upper division general education (GE) requirements are not just an expensive waste...
In the U.S., there is a constant battle between the freedom of expression and upholding sensitivity to cultures one is unfamiliar with.
Now that Halloween is around the corner, everyone should be more mindful about what they wear as a costume and if it could be considered as cultural appropriation....
We have come a long way from when National Coming Out Day was first celebrated 30 years ago. The LGBTQIA+ community continues to thrive and we as a society can celebrate together more than ever.
Although National Coming Out Day has already passed, we want to acknowledge and celebrate along...
Maki Amano landed in California from thousands of miles away from her home in Yokohama, Japan. This became her first opportunity to study abroad.
Her experience as a child sparked a hunger in her to see more of the culture of California and gain more of an integrated English learning experience....
