Dylan McCall, Assistant Entertainment Editor
• November 29, 2018
The Globe for All’s performance of A Midsummer Night’s Dream was a hilarious and interactive interpretation of Shakespeare’s original work. While they stay true to Shakespearean language,...
Dylan McCall, Assistant Entertainment Editor
• November 7, 2018
Charles McPherson has been playing saxophone for more than 50 years. He was known to play with his mentor, Charles Mingus, but branched out to make a successful living for himself.
McPherson...
Dylan McCall, Assistant Entertainment Editor
• October 29, 2018
Who killed the Great Scott Doowie?
To find out, actors gave one person from each table a suspect character to play and given a name tag, clothing item, a binder with instructions, biographies...
Dylan McCall, Assistant Entertainment Editor
• October 13, 2018
The documentary Which Way Home presents the journey of unaccompanied children as they avoid death by trains, starvation, rape, muggings, police brutality and deportation to immigrate to the U.S..
After...
Dylan McCall, Assistant Entertainment Editor
• September 13, 2018
Working in solidarity, staff and volunteers representing CSUSM’s five social justice centers, and other associations, hosted the Cougars at the Solidarity Block Party in Forum Plaza on Sept. 9.
The...
“Stop the hate, love is love. Stop the hate, love is love,” chanted the marchers of CSUSM’s annual Pride Walk, hosted by the Pride Center.
On April 3, students and staff were welcomed to join...
With Festival 78 a month away, it was time for CSUSM to discover it’s next talent. Only a battle of music could determine the victor in CSUSM’s Associated Students Inc (ASI) Student Opener Competition.
On...
Dylan McCall, Assistant Entertainment Editor
• February 24, 2018
On Feb. 16 Tukwut Life hosted a Wipeout inspired event in the Forum Plaza at 4 p.m.
Students were able to partake in a cordial competition against friends and fellow students on Wipeout inspired inflatables....
Dylan McCall, Assistant Entertainment Editor
• February 21, 2018
On Feb. 15 at 3 p.m., the College of Humanities, Arts, Behavioral and Social Sciences (CHABSS) hosted their fall 2017 semester Dean’s List Mixer in the Social and Behavioral Sciences Building (SBSB)...
Dylan McCall, Assistant Entertainment Editor
• February 6, 2018
Carter G. Woodson, a historian who focused on African-American history, worked with other prominent Black figures to implement Black History Month, which has been recognized by every US president since...
Fellow Cougars showed off their dates, glitz, and glamor all on the red carpet Dec. 1 at the Associated Students, Inc. Campus Activities Board’s (ASI CAB) annual homecoming dance - The Ball. Students,...
On Nov. 9, the Deana LaRae Hamilton Hughes (DLH) Foundation and the Senior Experience Program hosted a comedy night in the USU ballroom. It was a fun night filled with jokes and laughs, all to raise awareness...
On Oct. 26, the Community and World Literary Series (CWLS) invited Pew Fellow poet, CA Conrad, to perform for public literary readings. The CWLS hosts on-campus literary readings several times a semester...
Upon moving into the CSUSM dorms, I looked up all the places to eat that were within walking distance. Being the first day of move-in, my fridge was empty and I needed to eat dinner. I saw a sushi bar...
“I am not a performer — I have no pretensions to be — nor inclination — but — those terrible things that happened to me — they must — I have to — let them be told. For my health and reason.”
In...
