By Rico Palmerin
Features Editor
Last month Dutch scientists revealed the first ever lab-grown hamburger, leading to speculation of possibilities within the mass market.
Led by scientist and professor Mark Post, the team of scientists used beef stem cells to grow thousands of tiny...
Students need to be aware of the harsh reality and prevalence of hacking in the modern era, especially in light of the cases involving CSUSM students in the past few years.
Headline: Jelly Boards bring new dimension to skateboarding
By Katlin Sweeney
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What began as a hobby in high school has become the foundation upon which Sven Anders-Alwerud is finding his footing in the business world.
An avid skateboarder since the time he was 8 years old, Anders-Alwerud...
By Amanda Lenox
Staff Writer
Professor Martha Stoddard-Holmes is a prominent figure in not only the Literature and Writing department, but also to the CSUSM campus as a whole. Her educational background includes a B.A. in English from Cornell University, an M.A. in Creative Writing from the University...
Following His Own Beat
Musician Spotlight – Michael Sandoval
By Katie Agner
Staff Writer
There is no question that music is a deeply personal and unique experience for everyone, and not to mention hard to define.
Student Michael Sandoval beats to his own drum on campus, and quite literally.
“In...
The Surf Club does more than gather to share similar interests, but is always on the hunt for a National title by adding standout athletes to their team.
By Chelsey Schweitzer
Staff Writer
New technology not only allows students to shop from home and connect with friends all over the world, but it allows a new generation of identity thieves and scammers to operate on a larger scale.
In this generation, technology has become a big part of...
Students who are looking for an activity to get their hearts pounding and their feet high up off the ground should get over to Solid Rock Indoor Rock Climbing Gym.
Mary Green, a member of the CSUSM women’s soccer team, takes community service to a whole new level.
This summer, Green and 65 members of the Eastside Christian Church in Anaheim traveled to Nairobi, Kenya for 10 days. The short trip made a large impact by connecting with over 1,200 children in amazing ways.
By Rico Palmerin
Staff Writer
CSUSM is jam-packed with various unique places to study, not all of which are as obvious as the campus library.
Some students enjoy a bit of noise to help to keep the energy up. For these students, the third floor of the library is always echoing with the clicks of...
By Tatiana Zavodny
Features Editor
Students looking for help revising academic papers have an amazing resource at the Writing Center on campus.
Located in the library in Kellogg 1103, the Writing Center provides California State University San Marcos students a place to discuss and revise their...
