The Cougars remain undefeated in regular season play with a crushing 106-42 victory over the UC Merced Bobcats for their first game of the Hope Classic.
By: Justin Donner
Sports Editor
The seats surrounding the court rumbled as a packed house came out to cheer on the men’s basketball team against Daemen College Saturday night.
It was the headliner for CSUSM’s homecoming week, and the team did not disappoint.
The Cougars maintained a healthy...
History of hootch in San Diego public spaces
By Sarah Hughes
Recently, the Coaster’s leadership proposed banning booze among riders.
While that ban has been withdrawn, drinking on the Amtrak trains have been restricted after 9
p.m. since 2009. The proposed and couched ban is one...
The lights and jams of the San Diego Electric Run filled the air. Over 5,000 people packed the chute to start the 5K. It looked more like a dance club than a starting line. Runners and walkers waited in anticipation as the DJ blasted some grooves.
By Anne Hall
Staff Writer
Staff from the Veterans Center and students that participate in the Student Veterans Organization (SVO) can be seen all over campus participating in events and working to help the community.
As the school acknowledged Dia De Los Muertos, SVO members...
By Alex Maravillas
“Stres$$ed. Depre$$ed. But Well Dre$$ed.” is here to help spark creativity for readers and also it works as a paparazzi to show spotlight on students here at CSUSM, who have interesting and unique...
On Friday, October 25, Head Soccer Coach Ron Pulvers received the news that both men’s and women’s soccer teams secured the second seed going into the Association of Independent Institutions (A.I.I.) Conference tournament in Gwinnet, Georgia. The next day marked another reason to celebrate.
By Noelle Friedberg
Staff Writer
Students using their phones during class lecture serve as distractions to those around them and as a thorn in their professors sides.
We all know professors find it rude when we pay more attention to our cell phones in class than we do their lectures. So why...
The Cougar’s exhibition loss, of 81-66 to a high caliber NCAA Division I program, revealed a team that is ready to take on their conference.
Viejas Arena was loud, but the men’s basketball team contended throughout the matchup.
By Karla Reyes
Staff Writer
After years of research, the concept of a male contraceptive pill has been revisited for
commercial purposes.
Although most will argue that a male contraceptive is not required, studies show that half of
pregnancies are still unplanned, thus there is a need...
Cal State San Marcos filmmaker Armand Gutierrez has published a short film featuring the editing staff of The Cougar Chronicle.
As the new videographer and film editor for The Chronicle, Gutierrez plans to publish a number of short films during the 2013-2014 academic year that will be published on...
By Katlin Sweeney
Editor in Chief
Students interested in entering the medical field or just wanting to learn more about a different profession should invest time in the Pre-Pharmacy Society on campus.
While the group used to exist on campus, current President Rustin Rohani and Treasurer Hassan...
