Jacqueline Gerard, a fourth-year student at CSUSM, created a Facebook page titled, “Stop Overpriced Parking at CSUSM” on March 4 to be a voice for lowering student parking fees.
Since the creation, the page has generated 743 likes, a number that is still increasing.
Although she is...
Associated Students Inc. (ASI) representatives organized a student town hall meeting on April 21 where they discussed student issues and concerns including academic and parking permit fees.
“My goal for this is to have students more aware about what’s going on and feel more comfortable with...
Students who do not have a car and/or are interested in saving money on gas now have the option of using a Zipcar instead of purchasing their own vehicle.
Zipcar is a car-sharing service that provides students with an additional vehicular option aside from renting a car, purchasing their own vehicle...
By Daniel Magos
Contributor
There is an oppressive practice taking place among our pride (or pack?). While CSUSM stands for justice and equality, the Parking Enforcement Department continues to ignore the pleas of students for fair treatment.
On May 8, 2014, Anderson Gould shared his story...
By Erich Allen
Staff Writer
Paying out the wazoo for a parking permit? Tired of traffic? I submit to you a cheaper, cleaner and more dependable method of travel: the Sprinter.
While a yearlong CSUSM parking permit is $676, a full school year worth of Sprinter Compass Pass Loads comes out to...
By Anne Hall
Design Editor
Students, faculty and staff alike are frustrated as parking prices continually add to the financial burden of attending CSUSM.
Since the completion of the 487,000 square foot parking structure in July 2010, Parking and Commuters Services has been trying to make up for...
Students are encouraged to be more attentive of their belongings and surroundings, especially in parking lots. Although there have not been such recent incidences of vehicle theft on campus, students should be sharp about any suspicious activity.
