Students and staff were ordered to evacuate the University Student Union building when a fire broke out in the USU dining court.
The fire alarm, which went off at 5:21 p.m., was triggered after a fire began in the Panda Express kitchen.
Alex Maravillas, Peer Educator at the LGBTQA Pride Center,...
Senator Joel Anderson has issued certificates of recognition to each of the students who modeled for the Beyond the Stereotype poster campaign last year.
The campaign, which was on display on the third floor of Kellogg Library from Feb. 3 to May 22, showcases various CSUSM students facing...
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By Katlin Sweeney
Editor-in-Chief
With its largest graduating class and the opening of the Jan and Esther Stearns Center, ACE Scholars is celebrating one of its most successful years in program history.
ACE Scholars Services is a program that...
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By Katlin Sweeney
Editor-in-Chief
After a long process of advocating to become part of the Greek community on campus, the first Asian-interest sorority was established at CSUSM on May 2.
KPDL, which stands for Knowledge, Perseverance, Diversity...
As the new Assistant Director of the ASI Community Centers, Abrahán Monzón is enthusiastic about working with students, faculty and staff to develop programming about issues such as gender and sexuality, social justice and identity.
Monzón graduated from UC Santa Barbara (UCSB) with a...
By Katlin Sweeney
Editor-In-Chief
I have been very fortunate during my time at CSUSM to have become friends with people that exemplify what it means to be a role model. Meeting Robert not only heightened my desire to make social justice a priority in my career, but he shows me on a daily basis...
By Katlin Sweeney
Editor-in-chief
Hannah Hawker’s dedication to CSUSM is a defining characteristic of her collegiate career, her list of campus involvement spanning countless organizations and departments on campus.
Hawker is currently a third year at CSUSM. She is a Human Development major...
By Katlin Sweeney
Editor in Chief
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In the 25 years since CSUSM was established, one of the defining qualities of its student population has been their readiness to protest and organize on behalf of equality, equity and justice for their peers.
Over...
By Nicole Holman
Assistant News Editor
The Cougar Chronicle’s very own Editor in Chief, author and student Katlin Sweeney will be holding a discussion about her second book entitled Angry Young Women.
The event will provide students with an opportunity to preview Sweeney’s book. Angry...
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President Haynes will be one of six CSU women presidents honored by Leadership California for her success in higher education and leadership.
Leadership California, a network of more than 1,500 successful women committed to female leadership in the...
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By Katlin Sweeney
With many students finding themselves waitlisted for classes that they need in order to graduate or continue in their major, the Student Access Initiative is being considered for possible implementation next spring.
The Student...
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By Katlin Sweeney
Editor-in-Chief
Many members of the campus community and surrounding San Marcos area saw their dream become a reality when President Haynes announced that CSUSM will implement a Latin@ Center this year.
On Jan.28, President...
