By Justin Donner
Sports Editor
Kyle Inman is graduating this year from CSUSM with a degree in Business Administration.
As one of the college’s brightest students, he has a great understanding for the world of business, but he also has a great understanding for the game of golf.
The...
By: Alan Albino
As the lacrosse season comes to an end, the Cougars are sitting confident in the ability of the program to progress throughout its future.
Having established a competitive team in only three years of official competition, the CSUSM men’s lacrosse team could be bringing home a championship...
By: Shaina Pardo
This year’s surf team has been in five surf competitions ranging from Blacks Beach San Diego to C street in Ventura.
As always, the team is loaded with talent and is ready to have a heavy presence at nationals.
Top surfers include Kyle Marre, Taylor Divine and Alexa Dilley who...
By: Resty Grey
CSUSM baseball has bounced back after a rocky start on the season. Cougars opened 2 - 8, but since Feb. 15 the team has improved to 27-15.
"It only took a few games before losing got old,” said second baseman, Terrence Buchanan. “We got hungry and had big shoes to fill after last...
Nestled between Carlsbad and Encinitas, the Batiquitos Lagoon offers home to many birds, fish and other wildlife as tides sneak in and out of the lagoon under Interstate 5.
Nestled at the end of Point Loma, Cabrillo National Monument and the many great trails that surround it offer terrific views of San Diego Bay and the Pacific Ocean.
Mastering the difficult game of golf can offer a large advantage in the world of business, but becoming aware of the mental side of it can provide an even greater one.
