Justin Gans double majors in History and Political Science. This is his second year at The Cougar Chronicle. Besides his areas of study, he enjoys twentieth-century literature, world cinema, and chess in his free time.
On April 9-11, CSUSM students will be eligible to take part in a campus-wide vote on a proposed increase to their student fees. This fee increase would support the development of a Wellness and Recreation...
The finalists have been announced for the CSUSM Symposium on Student Research, Creative Activities, & Innovation. They are now moving on to represent CSUSM at the 38th annual CSU Student Research Competition....
San Diego County has a whopping $8.2 billion budget, handled by the County Board of Supervisors.
Have you ever wondered what the San Diego County Board of Supervisors does? If so, the local San Diego...
At noon on February 29, the library unveiled The Makery, CSUSM’s brand-new makerspace on the library’s second floor. The library wants The Makery to be a place where “members of the CSUSM community...
ASI announced on Tuesday the headliners for CSUSM’s art and music festival, Festival 78. The event will take place April 13 from 2:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. at Mangrum Track and Field.
The two headliners...
First off, thank you for agreeing to this interview. Could you start by introducing yourself and the general focus of your work?
My name is Ibrahim Al-Marashi, and I am a professor of history. The area...
Mainstream media’s portrayal of the upcoming 2024 presidential election is seriously flawed. Right now, there is a dire need for the press to stop covering the election like business-as-usual.
Democratic...
Justin Gans, Assistant News Editor
• December 8, 2023
What is the speech and debate club, and what do you guys do?
An analogy I would give for our club is that it is similar to something like track and field. You are running and doing hurdles, but there...
Justin Gans, Assistant News Editor
• November 1, 2023
Armand Hammer—a rap duo comprised of underground legends Billy Woods and ELUCID—released their latest album, “We Buy Diabetic Test Strips,” to widespread critical acclaim on September 29, 2023....
Campus Common Read is back! The 2023-2024 theme, reprised from last year, is banned books. Book bans have been an increasingly dire issue for libraries and schools. This year’s selection of five books...
4/18/23 Update
Great news! According to Detective Timothy Dow, officers have made an arrest in one of the cases:
“On April 13, San Diego Police officers arrested a suspect in possession of the...
