By Lauren Hammond
Opinion Editor
Entering from the southern most part of campus between the Science Hall 1 and Markstein buildings, people will run into a pleasant looking bench, often filled with students. Taking a closer look, the tranquil scene rapidly deteriorates as the air becomes filled with...
By Katalina Lawrence
Staff Writer
The female sex has shown that they are capable of doing all of the things that men can do, even in military combat.
Why have women in combat? It is true that women will never be physically built like men no matter what they do. I don’t believe this means that...
By Margery Uril
Staff Writer
Students that are interested in learning about a new culture, playing games, meeting new people and having fun should join Kamalayan Alliance.
According to their website, (KA) spreads knowledge and awareness about Filipino and Filipino-American history and culture at CSUSM....
By Liezel Herradura
Staff Writer
Women in leadership positions has become a prevalent topic in recent years, and now CSUSM is joining the conversation.
On Oct. 3, The Clarke Field House will host Puerto Rican Senator Sila González-Calderón as she leads a discussion on women and leadership....
By Katlin Sweeney
Editor in Chief
When you give passionate leaders a place where they can share their thoughts and initiate their dreams into action, you spark a revolution.
At CSUSM, students, faculty and staff have worked together to create a campus that is not only serving students in the...
Cougar Chronicle Staff
Audrey Juarez is a 2013 graduating senior double majoring in political science and women’s studies and describes herself as “a proud brown, lady-loving individual.”
For her commitment to this campus, social justice and in creating a haven in her presence by being inclusive...
By Katlin Sweeney
Features Editor
Avid campus members dedicated to CSUSM’s Civility Campaign were honored this past week at their annual end-of-the-year dinner.
The Civility & Exchange Celebration, which took place on April 30, presented awards to the students, staff and faculty members that...
By Ryan Downs
Staff Writer
Summer has always had special meaning to citizens of San Diego, especially those of us with geekier prejudice than most people.
It’s almost that time of year when people from all over the country flock to the annual San Diego Comic-Con International convention. San Diego...
The basics of creating a web series
By Juliana Stumpp
San Diego is filled with little-known restaurants, bars or hangouts that aren’t mainstream...yet. It’s always fun having a local place that you can bring your friends or family to. With summer approaching, finding places to eat and enjoy is...
The Cougar Chronicle Staff
On May 10, the Visual and Performing Arts Department will host its eighth annual CSUSM Student Media Festival, celebrating the work of students filmmakers on campus. Here’s a look at one of the films that is an official entry in the competition.
“Can Megan Dunk"...
By Melissa Martinez
News Editor
As college students, safety on campus is an immediate concern for students, staff and parents. Since the recent shootings in the U.S., students are taught to take extra safety precautions to ensure their well-being, since being a student on any campus creates an...
