By Curtis Bovee
Staff Writer
One thing is certain, there is an overwhelming need for food among CSUSM students. One in five North County residents has food supply issues on a regular basis, according to the nonprofit group Donate Don’t Dump.
To address the crisis, a coalition of CSUSM student...
By Alex Franco
Sports Editor
Escondido High School was the site or two exciting volleyball games on Oct. 2 and 4 that showcased why CSUSM volleyball [18 - 8] is ranked No. 11 in the country.
On Oct. 2, the Lady Cougars defeated the Chapman Panthers in 4 sets, 3-1 (25-16, 19-25, 25-20 and 25-18).
Junior...
By Jessie Gambrell
Staff Writer
With general semester parking permits at $338 and the “cheaper” X, Y, and Z parking at $254, everyone wonders why it must be so high?
Other schools in the area including: SDSU - $135 per semester (day only), USD - $140 per semester (full-time commuter), and...
By Fredrick Misleh
On Sept. 27, Governor Jerry Brown signed into legislation Assembly Bill 970, which looks to make school fees more transparent, as opposed to being behind closed doors to the public and to CSU/UC students.
The bill also requires the Board of Trustees for the CSU system to consult...
By Keandre Williams-Chambers
Staff Writer
One look upon the San Marcos campus and it is clear what stands out. Steps upon steps leading up to higher places, and there is no metaphor about it.
CSUSM, often referred to as CSU Stair Master, and its flights of stairs seem to be an acquired taste....
By Katlin Sweeney
Features Editor
Of the fundamental reaons that Alpha Xi Delta is so successful is leadership and sense of community.
This year, the sorority plans to continue their tradition of giving back to its community through philanthropic events and sisterhood activities. One way they...
By Melissa Martinez
On Sept. 17, CSUSM was awarded 1.2 million by The National Science Foundation (NSF) to fund the Noyce Science and Math Teacher Scholars program for the next five years.
CSUSM’s School of Education and College of Science and Mathematics uses this interdisciplinary program in...
By Jessie Gambrell
Staff writer
In August, CSUSM announced several of the on-campus food and beverage providers would be managed by the Sodexo company in hopes of creating positive growth.
Sodexo, a food and facilities management services company, was introduced to CSUSM students on Aug. 16 by campus...
It’s time to whip out that Alice Cooper record of “School’s Out” and splash on the sunscreen, because summer time is right around the corner. While the weather has given off the appearance of summer, it is all the free time to go to county fairs, concerts and events that really make it feel like summer.
On Friday, April 20, a group of 41 student volunteers participated in CSUSM’s first cigarette butt cleanup, called “Kick Butts off CSUSM.” Cigarette butts are a form of non-biodegradable litter, meaning that when they are discarded, they stay around.
Summertime is a time to get work done. While summer vacation means beaches, bonfires and BBQ for many college students, others use the extended break to start or complete what may be long-desired cosmetic procedures.
On Thursday, April 5, CSUSM’s Global Education Center hosted the 10th annual International Fair. Hundreds of students, staff and locals of San Marcos joined in on the festivities of the three-hour event in Kellogg Library Plaza.
