Ramon Flores, Assistant News editor
• November 9, 2016
Students for Life CSUSM hosted Abortion: Moral Right or Moral Wrong, where pro-life and pro-choice debaters discussed abortion on Oct. 20.
The debaters were pro-life Life Training Institute member Seth...
Ramon Flores, Assistant News editor
• November 9, 2016
In the Aztec calendar, there are two consecutive twenty-day months known as Miccailhuitomi and Miccailhuitl, which translate to “Feast of the Little Dead Ones” and “Feast of the Adult Dead,” respectively,...
Ramon Flores, Assistant News Editor
• November 3, 2016
ASI Athletics Department and Student Health & Services organized the first Cougar Madness event on Oct. 20, in the brand new Sports Center.
Cougar Madness introduced the student body to the Sports...
Ramon Flores, Assistant News editor
• October 21, 2016
The Office of Diversity, the Educational Equity & Inclusion and the American Association of State Colleges and Universities teamed up to host “Is the university killing free speech?”
As...
Ramon Flores, Assistant News editor
• September 13, 2016
African American Faculty and Staff Association (AAFSA) welcomed incoming African American freshmen to campus with their Each One Teach One event on Friday, Sept. 9.
AAFSA held the event to...
Ramon Flores, Assistant News editor
• September 13, 2016
Among the many student organizations on campus, CSUSM has a few that are founded upon students’ religious beliefs, such as Catholic Club. Within this club, students can interact with others who share...
Every student is made out of a different mold as they all come from different backgrounds. Student leader Joshua Foronda identifies as Asian-Pacific Islander (API) and aspires to motivate...
Ramon Flores, Health and Fitness Reporter
• March 30, 2016
Leading his team to victory over Chico State, the number one team in NCAA Division II, is one of the many reasons golfer Dale Smith received the Athlete of the Month honor for February.
“It...
Ramon Flores, Health & Fitness Reporter
• March 9, 2016
Dr. Fernando Soriano, Professor of Human Development, hosted a “Tukwut Talk” in which he described his journey to obtaining his advanced education as a Latino.
The event, part of “Tukwut Talks:...
Senior and Mission Viejo Native Tayler Ybarra started 16 of 18 games last season as catcher.
Why CSUSM: “I chose CSUSM because it’s a great school and it’s close to home. I love the girls here....
Ramon Flores, Sports Staff Writer
• February 10, 2016
CSUSM’s softball team took on Saint Martin’s University Saints on Sunday, Feb. 7 in a double header. The girls struggled all day offensively which ultimately lead to their defeat.
In...
Ramon Flores, Health and Fitness Reporter
• December 10, 2015
As a collegiate athlete, you have to be in peak shape, as you will be going up against some of the best players in your sport in the country. With such conditions, athletics requires more...
Ramon Flores, Health and Fitness Reporter
• November 27, 2015
Getting off the couch to put your body through a series of workouts is one of the hardest things to do. If you’re getting bored of all your workouts, or simply trying to find a way to start,...
Ramon Flores, Health & Fitness Reporter
• September 30, 2015
It’s true; exercising at any time of the day is better than not exercising at all. But that doesn’t mean all times are equally good to work out.
Many people prefer afternoon or late...
Ramon Flores, Health and Fitness Reporter
• September 29, 2015
As a fresh season approaches, a new face emerges to lead our women’s basketball team in head coach Renee Jimenez.
With the team heading into the California Collegiate Athletic Association, Jimenez...
Ramon Flores, Health and Fitness reporter
• September 29, 2015
When it comes to cardio, people have two ways to hit it, going steady or using High Intense Interval Training (HIIT). There is nothing wrong with either type of workout as they both have their own benefits...
