Transgender people are being attacked across the country. From the stony walls of law and policy to the towering big cities and sprawling countryside, there is a great fear.
As progressive as San Diego appears to be, even our own politicians and community members would prefer to use us for political...
Marvel’s latest film is the fourth installment of the Captain America franchise following the passing of the mantle from Steve Rogers (Chris Evans) to Sam Wilson (Anthony Mackie). Coming off the backbone from the Disney+ series “Falcon and Winter Soldier,” this film delivers more Captain America...
As CSUSM faculty, lecturers, librarians, and staff we denounce the current administration’s efforts to criminalize, penalize, and target student activists, and activism in general, on our campus. On February 20, 2025, students staged a series of nonviolent direct actions to disrupt the Social Mobility...
On February 20, CSUSM hosted the Social Mobility Symposium in the University Student Union—an event dedicated to faculty and universities uplifting their students to success. It was an event for brainstorming and suggesting solutions. Chancellor Mildred García, the Chancellor of California State University,...
On September 20, 2024, a Title IX procedural requirement investigation opened at CSUSM.
Title IX is a federal civil rights law that prohibits sex-based discrimination in any school that receives federal funding. Since CSUSM is a public university, the Title IX law applies.
As of now, the...
Welcome back Cougars! Here is a rundown of what happened in CSUSM sports this week.
Baseball
The CSUSM baseball team had a hard-fought series against Cal State LA, featuring extra innings, dominant pitching, and a late-game rally to split the four-game set.
On Friday, the Cougars battled...
On February 5, notable hip hop artists Johnny 5 (Johnny Lopez) and SpecialFX (Quentin Robinson) presented a cypher featuring hip hop dancers, performances, competitions, and classes. The event was made possible with the help of numerous dancers, community members, multiple CSUSM organizations and CSUSM...
Movie nights are great bonding events for oneself and their loved ones, so why not bring them to campus? This is what inspired Svetya Kopisetty and her friends, Eva Nebeling and Estrella Sanchez-Garcia, to unite and make the Movie Club a reality.
The Movie Club is one of many new student organizations...
On various occasions, CSUSM administration has voiced its mission to protect the rights of all campus community members, regardless of immigration status.
There are already CSU policies about the presence of federal immigration officers on CSU campuses. Here’s how they apply to CSUSM.
Will...
On January 30, CSUSM’s Student Leadership & Involvement Center organized the student organization fair. CSUSM now hosts over 130 organizations and clubs on campus. This spring semester, CSUSM has gained 22 new clubs. Here are the highlights.
Colorstack Chapter
This organization helps...
Do you want to advocate for your fellow peers, serve the needs of CSUSM students, and develop leadership and policy-making skills? Associated Student Inc., also known as ASI, is opening its Board of Directors to 15 open positions to run in this upcoming 2025 election!
Established in 1991, ASI...
February is Black History Month; as we celebrate, we honor the trailblazers who defied the odds, shattered stereotypes, and changed the landscape of sports forever. Their perseverance and achievements have paved the way for future generations to compete, lead, and inspire.
Jackie Robinson made history...
