Briana Osuna, Student Life Reporter
• May 12, 2016
Elizabeth Nadeau, one of CSUSM’s graduating seniors, expected her college career to be one of the greatest experiences of her life. Lucky for her, she was not disappointed.
In just a few short weeks, Nadeau’s journey at CSUSM will come to an end, but she has an immense number of...
Switching her major from biochemistry to literature and writing, Sarah Jacot dared to challenge her expected path to pursue a degree in her passion.
It was this change that would lead to a college experience she never expected.
During her first term as a freshman during fall 2012,...
Pierson Cepeda, Assistant Web & Social Media Manager
• May 12, 2016
Human development major Kyle Azcuna finishes his time at CSUSM leaving behind a legacy of campus involvement and planning a future as an educator.
It was imperative to get involved on campus during his first year, a practice he carried over from high school.
“I wanted to get involved,...
A group of soldiers entered a bar shortly after World War II had ended. They drank themselves into a stupor and, once they’d had their fill, discovered an officer dead under the bar where he had fallen after succumbing to the amount of alcohol he’d consumed. The soldiers found this hilarious.
Chris...
Lexy Perez, Arts & Entertainment Editor
• May 11, 2016
While graduation is an exciting time in any student's life, it can also bring nerves, doubts and lead you to a quarter-life crisis. If you're graduating this year, in need of some advice and yearning for a fresh perspective on the next chapter of your life, these five books can serve...
Although many graduates may face the stress of what is next for life after college, an important thing that should be focused on is how they will celebrate graduation. Thankfully, San Diego has plenty of breweries, restaurants and activities to choose from.
Since graduation is the...
Through every dark tunnel, there is always light on the other side.
Hershel Frankiel survived the horrific events of the Holocaust. Students, faculty and staff at CSUSM were lucky enough to hear this incredibly brave man tell his story of survival.
Six candles were lit during the...
Pierson Cepeda, Assistant Web & Social Media Manager
• May 11, 2016
Throughout the year, CSUSM students, faculty and community partners participated in the Art Miles Mural Project, an international movement that connects people through healing murals.
Joanne Tawfilis, a CSUSM community partner, is responsible for creating the program. Art Miles was...
Shannon Gallacher, Assistant Arts & Entertainment Editor
• May 11, 2016
Under the co-direction of CSUSM professors Anya Cloud and Dr. Karen Schaffman, students of CSUSM’s dance program took the stage for the 15th Annual Spring Dance Concert on May 5 and 6. The focus of the show was to bring their audience a simple message: “At CSUSM, dance is for everybody.”
As...
If you’re a senior and realizing that your your college career is coming to an end, you may be wondering what’s next, whether you would wish to relive your college years and whether it was all worth it. Whatever questions may be floating in your head, there is always a movie to speak to...
The Magical World of Harry Potter made its public debut at Universal Studios Hollywood on April 7 and fans can now experience Harry Potter through fun roller coasters, delicious food and exclusive Harry Potter items.
A fun ride sure to be a favorite amongst visitors is the Harry Potter...
Lexy Perez, Arts & Entertainment Editor
• May 11, 2016
When people have dreams, it can be hard to stay positive that those dreams will come true. Local entrepreneur Adam Lottes said that if anyone has a passion for what they do, they deserve a chance to have their hard work recognized.
Lottes created an online store, The A Store, where...
