Jeni Scaturro, Assistant Opinion Editor
• December 14, 2016
‘Twas the night before finals, when all through the house,
The coffee was brewing and I spilled on my blouse.
The phone never did rang; it’s on silent over there.
To focus and study because now, I finally care.
My stomach growled, for it had not been fed.
Just built up stress;...
Hannah Snider, Club Sports Reporter
• December 14, 2016
CSUSM’s club volleyball president Anna Jensen has big plans for this upcoming season and is looking forward to club members continuing to grow in the CSUSM community.
“My plans for the upcoming season is for us to compete hard and make it back to championships! Ultimately, with proper fundraising...
Since its inception in 2013, CSUSM club baseball had been led by senior shortstop Chris Benson to national rankings and top finishes.
Originally from Ohio, Benson’s interest in baseball started early.
“We were watching TV one day, [my dad] skimmed past a baseball game when I was three. [He]...
Men’s basketball guard Stefawn Payne represents CSUSM on the court and is an active duty Marine Corps staff sergeant.
Thirty-one year old Payne is a rarity among NCAA athletes. He is on active duty and a college athlete. So few active duty service members play college sports (with the exception...
Jeni Scaturro, Assistant Opinion Editor
• November 28, 2016
The day after Thanksgiving, Black Friday kicks off the start of the Christmas shopping season.
According to Sarah Pruitt, writer specializing in historical narratives and contributor to The History Channel, this term arose in 1869 during the crash of the U.S. gold market on Sep. 24. Two Wall Street...
Ever wonder what it’d be like to take home not one, not two, but three Emmys?
46-year-old CSUSM student Luke Bisagna knows just the feeling. Known for his musical collaborations with environmental documentaries, Bisagna uses his talents to create post-production sound for Emmy-winning Palomar College...
The Cougars earned their first California Collegiate Athletic Association (CCAA) conference win Saturday, Sept. 17 at The Sports Center with 3 sets (21-25, 25-21, 25-9, 27-29, 15-9).
Freshman Maddy Newcombe had 18.5 points, 16 kills and 4 blocks while Freshman Aleese Wheaton had an exceptional game...
The Sports Center was up and running Thursday night for the first home game and first win of the women’s volleyball season against the La Sierra Eagles.
The crowd’s electrifying energy noticeable as the Cougars won their first home game. CSUSM won the first set 25-12, the third set 25-21, and...
A recently reported sexual assault at CSUSM has prompted members of the campus community to take action against sexual violence and come together to support survivors.
On Monday, May 9, members of the campus community, Feminists Unite and Sigma Chi gathered in the library...
Lexy Perez, Arts and Entertainment Editor
• April 27, 2016
It is believed that art holds the power to heal. In Operation Art, those struggling to share their voice find comfort in art, for it allows them to express themselves in ways they never imagined.
Run by Interfaith Community Services at the Hawthorne facility, the project aims to support the homeless...
