By Karla Reyes
Staff Writer
In early December, two reporters from KPBS radio/television station -- Alison St. John and Kenny Goldberg -- will move into a new office/recording studio on the CSUSM campus.
As a result, students now have an opportunity to be a part of a well-recognized media outlet through...
By Jessie Gambrell
Co-A&E Editor
In an effort to allow every student to register for the appropriate classes and due to an increased demand for enrollment, CSUSM is implementing a new “first pass” unit cap.
With the spring 2013 semester’s priority registration opening Nov. 15 and running...
Melissa Martinez
News Editor
CSUSM’s undefeated flag football intramural team, the Suspenders defeated six West Coast teams at the Regional Championships on Friday, Nov. 9, held at Arizona State University. This marks the first ever trip by a CSUSM team to the National Campus Championship Series...
Cougar Chronicle Staff
CSUSM psychology professor Colleen Moss was devastated four years ago by the sudden death of her husband, CSUSM biology professor Tom Wahlund, but she found release by channeling her grief into a series of paintings that are on exhibit this month at the Escondido Municipal Gallery.
"Wounded...
The Cougar Chronicle Staff
With the passage of Proposition 30 byCalifornia voters on Tuesday, the California State University system can avoid a $250 million mid-year budget cut, and will rescind the student tuition hike that took effect this semester.
What this means to students at Cal State San...
By Keandre Williams-Chambers
Staff Writer
The Social Justice Summit was a life-changing experience for all who attended.
The annual event, held this year from Oct. 19 - 21 through the Gender Equity Center, Student Life & Leadership and the Cross-Cultural Center, has since passed, but it...
By Cougar Chronicle Staff Members
Craft Beer Week is a popular tradition for locals, so much so that this year started Nov. 2 and continues through Sunday Nov. 11. Beer week celebrates excellence in taste, aroma and texture as craft beer aficionados celebrate what can be referred to as the wine of...
During U-hour on Nov. 6, students were able to show support for veterans by observing a color guard presentation, listening to guest speakers and even eating cake. The
By Lissette Nunez
Staff Writer
On Sept. 17, there was a debate held on campus discussing whether BDSM is an act of pleasure or abuse?
BDSM stands for Bondage, Discipline, Sadism, Masochism. It circulates around the idea of a consenting adult relationship that has some inherent inequality. However,...
By Wendolyn Leal
Staff Writer
Prop. 37 has one goal, to make changes to increase the regulation of genetically engineered (GE) products. If Prop 37 is approved, the law would require that raw and processed GE foods sold in grocery stores be labeled so consumers are informed of what they are consuming.
In...
By Jessie Gambrell
A&E Co-Editor
To most students, the McMahan House is a mysterious, hidden house on the hill above the Mangrum Track & Field.
This mysterious gem is a modern-looking event facility that was built in 2009 and was completely funded and drawn up by Richard and JoAn McMahan...
By Alex Franco
Sports Editor
The CSUSM men’s soccer team took on fierce competitors, the La Sierra Golden Eagles, to what turned out to be a disappointing 2 - 1 defeat on Oct. 19 at CSUSM Mangrum Field.
La Sierra struck first with a goal 50 minutes into the game when the Golden Eagles’ Ramon...
