Ariana L. Kitts, News Reporter
Ariana L. Kitts is a news reporter for The Cougar Chronicle. Her sexual assault story last semester was featured on The Coast News’ print edition. She is majoring in communication and minoring in political science, and will be graduating this semester. She stays active with campus life and serves as the president of Lambda Pi Eta Communication Honor Society. She is interning with FOX News and with a Hawai’i news station she grew up watching this semester. She currently works at KUSI News as a News Production Assistant, and aspires to be a news reporter. Twitter handle @arianakittsnews
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ASI announced on Dec. 4 that they are canceling Cougar Pantry distributions for the remainder of the fall semester because an ASI team member tested positive for COVID-19.
ASI cannot disclose...
This story was updated on Dec. 16 to include CSUSM's extension of the fall 2021 application deadline, current COVID-19 numbers and an update on CSUSM's plans for spring break.
CSU anticipates return to...
The San Diego Police Department (SDPD) is investigating a report of a sexual battery allegedly committed by a CSUSM student.
The police report, filed by second-year UC Davis student Angie Pham, was...
October 23, 2020
While some students believe tuition should be lowered, the CSU says the money from tuition is essential for funding operations and salaries.
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A petition on Change.org calling for the expulsion of a CSUSM student for alleged sexual assault and abuse has gathered over 13,000 signatures in five days.
The third-year CSUSM student is being...
This story was updated on Oct. 13 with an explanation of what SQE is and links to their website.
Students for Quality Education (SQE) voiced their demands for CSU campuses to defund UPD on Oct. 1.
SQE...
This story was updated on Dec. 13 with details on how the CARES Act funds were allocated.
CSUs will not lower tuition or fees for the spring 2021 semester despite students calling for reduced costs due...
Starting in the 2023-2024 academic school year, all CSU freshmen will be required to take an ethnic studies course in order to graduate.
Assembly Bill 1460, signed by Governor Gavin Newsom, will require...
September 15, 2020
Check out the services that Kellogg Library is offering during the mainly virtual fall 2020 semester.
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CSUSM junior Val Battle Haddock’s passion for social justice ignited her to begin making earrings in support for the Black Lives Matter (BLM) movement.
Battle Haddock, a Women’s and Gender Sexualities...
Although Kellogg Library is closed for all in-person services this semester, CSUSM students can still access vital library resources virtually.
Kellogg Library currently offers services such as 24/7...
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