Ever wonder what lives professors lead outside of campus?
Brian Wescott, a new American Indian Studies Professor at CSUSM, gives an inside look into the interesting life he leads.
Born and raised...
Tyrone Davis, Jr. is a fresh face on the Old Globe stage and knows all about the termites in the Grinch’s smile as he gets up close and personal with the Grinch himself. Davis plays the loveable character...
“Every Who down in Whoville liked Christmas a lot, but the Grinch, who lived just north of Whoville ‒ did not. The Grinch hated Christmas ‒ the whole Christmas season. Now, please don't ask why;...
Time travel? A crystal ball? The world may never know how sixteen years before Donald Trump was elected President, the laughable cartoon, The Simpsons, predicted the outcome of this election.
This...
Ever wonder what it’d be like to take home not one, not two, but three Emmys?
46-year-old CSUSM student Luke Bisagna knows just the feeling. Known for his musical collaborations with environmental...
Have you ever had the desire to partake in a school band? Now’s your chance!
CSUSM is currently in the process of recruiting members to join a new musical ensemble that will hopefully expand in years...
Mark your calendars for a unique and empowering experience when the fourth annual American Indian and Indigenous Film Festival will be hosted at USU on Nov. 17 and 18 from 4:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. and...
A timeless tale about following dreams, defying the odds, rebellious acts and love, the musical October Sky launched from the Old Globe stage on Sept. 22.
Based on the 1999 original feel-good film,...
Madison Scrivano, Arts and Entertainment Editor
• October 28, 2016
Goblins, Ghosts and Ghouls, Oh My!
Looking for fun and scary ways to celebrate All Hallows Eve? Look no further! Both San Diego county and CSUSM offer fun and creepy activities that will scare the...
A feeling of paranoia is what drives the plot line of a CSUSM student-made film titled, Agora.
The film’s title is a reference to a disorder where anxiety is triggered by the perception...
Chelsea Handler, who many may be familiar with from her television show “Chelsea Lately”, released a new Netflix show in January 2016 entitled “Chelsea Does”.
During each segment,...
With the beginning of the semester already upon us, students find themselves meeting new people, stressing out about starting new classes and joining new organizations.
The Greek fraternities...
“Nants ingonyama bagithi baba!”
The iconic opening line to a beloved childhood classic echoed through the theatre, as expressions of awe and delight could be seen on the faces of every...
Lights, Camera, Broadway!
Drew Hirshfield, a fairly new face to The Lion King Broadway stage, gives a brief insider's look into the incredibly fun and somewhat challenging lifestyle he has...
A new photographic art exhibit has taken center stage at CSUSM’s library gallery. The exhibit includes the work of photographer Roberto (Bear) Guerra and beautifully showcases a portion of San Diego's...
On Friday, April 15, the 2016 Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival made its annual arrival to Indio, California with the three-day Weekend 1 event, wrapping it up with Weekend 2 from April 22 to...
Attending college is a unique experience. You make new friends, enjoy social outings and learn things about yourself and your identity.
Directing a film to describe the college journey,...
When one thinks of Hawaii, one typically thinks of sand, surf, coconuts and sunburnt tourists. Yet, there is an entire Pacific Islander culture that lies beyond the surface level of tourism.
Among...
CSUSM senior Cierra Potts is a human development major who has found a way to connect ideas of the study to how she sees, feels and teaches dance.
She first got involved in dance at a...
