CSUSM men’s baseball defeated the UCSD Tritons on May 8, but the team focused less on the win and more on cheering Head Coach Dennis Pugh through his last nine innings as their coach.
Prior to the start of the final CCAA matchup of season, a pregame ceremony honored Pugh and the seniors on Senior...
Hard work, determination and devotion to the sport and his teammates earned CSUSM baseball player Brandon Bentson the honor of Student-Athlete of the Year.
Bentson is a senior majoring in mass media and plans on pursuing baseball after graduating.
“I would like to try and find somewhere...
After attending CSUSM for four years, Andrea Aduna, Kamalayan Alliance (KA) President, leaves a legacy of advocating for diversity on campus and spreading awareness about the Asian-Pacific Islander (API) culture.
Aduna first attended CSUSM in 2012 after graduating from high school. At the time...
Lucas Dunn was a CSUSM student, majoring in History and minoring in French, who wanted very much to study abroad in Aix-en-Provence, France, for a year.
He was enthusiastically committed to his plan, working to save money, taking upper division French classes and meeting regularly with...
With just a two-year career at CSUSM, transfer student Nikko Marabante has left his mark on campus through six organizations, tying his academics and Filipino culture together.
Marabante transferred from Palomar in fall 2014 and joined the Kamalayan Alliance, a Filipino interest organization,...
Michael Tran, Health and Fitness Reporter
• May 11, 2016
Akilah Green will never forget the education she received at CSUSM.
A human development major with an emphasis in counseling, she chose CSUSM because it was the first school that responded to her and she decided to give it a chance because it was a fairly new university.
“I was really excited...
Michael Tran, Health and Fitness Reporter
• May 11, 2016
Pierson Cepeda, a Mass Media major, and the Assistant Web & Social Media Manager for The Cougar Chronicle, is a San Marcos native who immediately enrolled into CSUSM straight out of high school.
“One of the benefits to attending CSUSM is that I always get to be close to my family at home,”...
Kendra Fitzpatrick is a majestic unicorn, one that comes around only once a century.
She has become one of my best friends at CSUSM. For that, I don’t know how to thank her enough, but I hope an article might suffice.
Fitzpatrick has served alongside me as the Co-Design Editor and writer...
5 years
2 degrees
4 gray hairs
3.8 GPA
And
1,000 reasons why I would do it over and why I would tell you to do the same.
— Tiffaney Boyd in a Facebook post on May 1.
Since 2011, Boyd has been involved with Lambda Pi Eta, Tukwut Leadership Circle, Pre-Law Society, the Black...
A recently reported sexual assault at CSUSM has prompted members of the campus community to take action against sexual violence and come together to support survivors.
On Monday, May 9, members of the campus community, Feminists Unite and Sigma Chi gathered in the library...
In five commencement ceremonies spanning two days, more than 3,000 graduates will receive their degrees while simultaneously becoming the largest graduating class in CSUSM history.
Between Friday, May 20 and Saturday, May 21, undergraduate and graduate students from the four academic colleges...
Jacqueline Gerard, a fourth-year student at CSUSM, created a Facebook page titled, “Stop Overpriced Parking at CSUSM” on March 4 to be a voice for lowering student parking fees.
Since the creation, the page has generated 743 likes, a number that is still increasing.
Although she is...
