Founder of the Me Too movement, Tarana Burke speaks to a crowd of students. Students sit gathered in the USU ballroom to listen to Tarana Burke’s speech.

riana Gonzalez (left) and Jessica Arredondo (right) play a tabletop game together.

On Feb. 1, Tukwut Life hosted a Wizard of Oz themed event to kick off the new semester. Students were invited to dance, play tabletop games, eat food, watch the Wizard of Oz film, or even receive a caricature...

In the LBGTQIA Pride Center, host, Moises Aguilar, welcomes new and old students back to campus with a mixer on August 3.

Words have the ability to create and promote a world of peace.

Crystal Galindo’s art displays during the Xingona Fest on Feb. 8 at Kellogg Plaza.

Behind the doors of the USU Activity Center, students participate in a Wednesday Karaoke night, one of the many Welcome-back events held in this room.

Protestors hold up signs while the news cameras roll and while the student speakers share their ties with the undocumented community.

Dr. Antonio De La Garza, Assistant Professor, Communication gives academic advice to prospective PHD students during a “Tukwut Talk” at the Cross-Cultural Center on Tuesday, November 14.

The aisles of retail stores remain calm and orderly before Black Friday when shoppers shuffle in on the lookout for the best deals.

To celebrate Coming Out Day, nationally observed on October 11, CSUSM’s LGBTQA+ Pride Center held a u-hour event on October 12. This event spreads awareness of LGBTQA+ issues and honors all those who...

During U-hour on Sept. 19, Robert Aiello-Hauser, Director of Student Engagement & Inclusion, and Sara Quin, Lead Director, inform students about the harms of hazing and encourage them to take a pledge...