As we reach the midpoint of our spring semester, seniors are getting ready for commencement — buying caps and gowns, taking photos for announcements — all while wondering whether it will happen this year.
When the pandemic began, colleges all across the country had to cancel their commencement...
Q.What is your major? What do you plan to do with your degree?
A: My major is Global Business Management with an emphasis in Marketing. After shooting my shot at the professional golf level, I hope to work up to be a global marketing manager or an operations manager for an international golf company....
On Feb. 22, students and community members joined history professors Dr. Jill Watts and Dr. Kimberly Quinney in Markstein 214 to discuss the meaning of Barack Obama’s presidency to observe Black History Month.
Dr. Watts and Dr. Quinney discussed what they believe Obama’s presidential legacy means.
In...
As we near this year’s Zero Discrimination Day, it is important that we all try and tap into our inner qualities of friendliness and positivity. Accepting people of all backgrounds, races and sexual orientations is an crucial step in celebrating Zero Discrimination Day.
Luckily, Mar. 1 is the...
Students may associate Jim Hamerly as the Dean of College of Business Administration. Yet, what others may not know is that he is a first-generation college student. He holds his B.S., M.S. and Ph.D. Hamerly also contains degrees in Computer Science and Electrical Engineering from MIT, UC Berkeley and...
Pierce Brenner, Assistant Entertainment Editor
• March 29, 2017
In 1973, a motley crew of scientists, soldiers and a photographer go on a mission to discover the secrets of the mysterious Skull Island. However, as soon as they get there, they’re attacked by the king of monsters, Kong. Now our heroes brave the treacherous jungle to make their way back to the rendezvous...
The Kinsey Collection, a highly esteemed exhibit of African-American art and history, presented by Bernard and Khalil Kinsey on Feb. 3 in the USU ballroom.
Founders and owners of the collection, Bernard and Shirley Kinsey, have devoted their careers to acquiring and preserving collections of African-American...
Date
Event
Location
11/14
The Mask you Live In film screening
6 p.m. to 9 p.m.
USU Ballroom A & C
11/15
AISA Heritage Day
12 p.m. to 1 p.m.
Kellogg Library Plaza
11/15
Conversations that Matter: Elected Officials
6 p.m. to 8 p.m.
Kellogg Library 5400 Reading...
Sept. 20 the M.E.Ch.A organization at CSUSM held a panel that promotes Chicano/a education and history, in the USU Ballroom to discuss Chicano/a studies becoming a part of the university curriculum.
“This event was held by faculty and students because MEChA [(Movimiento Estudiantil...
