Last year a series of sexual assaults prompted demands for action by CSUSM students, and now their desire for campus representation has been fulfilled.
This past summer, campus officials conducted a search for an on campus advocate that would represent and support survivors of sexual...
This commencement season, CSUSM will honor the achievements of the graduating class of 2015, who are the embodiment of the diversity and core values that represent the university.
The class of 2015 is comprised of 2,650 students from many different backgrounds and a variety of majors.
Commencement...
By Jasmine Demers
News Editor
Chelsea Brown is a dedicated student leader on campus who has turned her personal hardship into fuel towards helping others and advocating for change.
Brown is currently a third-year Political Science major at CSUSM, and she identifies as a Transgender Woman. Throughout...
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The California State University (CSU) Institute for Palliative Care recently launched a new campaign that will explore the importance of end-of-life care and educate students on issues that may affect themselves or their family members...
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CSUSM organizations are currently hosting a campaign in order to end dating and sexual violence as well as to promote empowerment through peer intervention.
The Red Flag Campaign began on April 13 at CSUSM, in honor of Sexual Assault...
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The CSUSM Model United Nations (MUN) Team recently participated in an international conference where they were recognized for their tremendous hard work and commitment to academic competition.
On March 20 through 27, the school’s...
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The CSUSM Chapter of the California State University Employees Union (CSUEU) recently filed a class- action grievance on behalf of all bargaining unit employees who are assigned to support Extended Learning work.
The grievance addresses...
CSUSM faculty and the California Faculty association are voicing their concerns for the salary inequality that has occurred throughout the entire CSU system, and are looking to enact a program that could address those issues.
The Campus Salary Equity Program, which is a provision included in faculty...
CSUSM is set to develop and initiate a new advocacy position on campus that will meet the needs of students and survivors who have experienced any type of sexual violence.
In September of 2014, Cal State University officials announced that each of the 23 campuses within the...
A CSUSM Fraternity is breaking boundaries and setting the bar high with their upcoming event that they hope will make a big impact on an important organization whose purpose is to save lives.
On Monday, March 16 through Friday March 20, CSUSM Sigma Chi Delta Colony will be hosting their...
CSUSM students are standing in solidarity to mourn losses and to support one another in a powerful movement to end religious and racial violence.
About 40 students, including members of the Muslim Student Association (MSA) and Afghan Student Association (ASA), gathered for a candlelight...
CSUSM students and health educators recently took part in a global phenomenon in order to represent important social issues and to take a stand against violence.
V- Day, held on Feb. 14, is an annual, worldwide movement to end violence against women, and to raise awareness for related...
