HIV advocates gathered for Destigmatizing HIV, a panel that focused on educating an audience of about 25 people on why HIV needs to be destigmatized.
Destigmatizing HIV was the final panel in the Activist...
CSUSM has seven places on campus where students can buy food and drinks. Out of these seven places however, the vegan options and options for students with milk and egg allergies are limited.
The...
More than 600 guests of the San Diego community gathered to celebrate President Karen Haynes’ 15 and a half years of dedication to CSUSM as she prepares to retire this June.
This was the...
About 900 people filled the USU Ballroom as Tarana Burke, founder of the #MeToo movement, spoke to the campus community about the true meaning of the movement since it went viral in October of...
Outside the USU, tables were set for AMP Up Mindfulness on Jan. 29 from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m., each organized with a different perspective on promoting mindfulness in activities students do.
AMP...
To begin the discussion about hypermasculinity Cross-Cultural Center program specialist Elisa Serna asked the question, “What do you picture when you hear the word man?” “strong,” “tall,” “overpowering”...
What does Thanksgiving mean to you? For many individuals, Thanksgiving is celebrated
as a time for family and friends to come together, remember the things they have to be thankful
for and eat a...
World renowned speaker Azim Khamisa started the Tariq Khamisa Foundation in 1995 after he lost his son to gang violence at the age of 20 by Tony Hicks.
Khamisa’s only son, Tariq, was studying at San...
On a table outside the USU last week, students could pick up a condom, grab some lube or learn about rape and sexual violence.
The annual RAINN Day event, held on Sept. 13, focused on the...
