Dr. Lee Brown and panelists Dr. P. Wesley Schultz, Jeffrey Pasek and Dr. Robert Brown spoke at the Psychology of Water Forum in order to shed light on the issues surrounding California’s current water crisis from a cognitive perspective on Sept. 9.
Lee opened the forum with the topic...
By Shanice Davis
Assistant Features Editor
Born in a small town in South Texas, former founding Director of the LGBTQA Pride Center on campus, Rodger D’Andreas-Wahl, admits that he knew the small town life of settling down and having a wife and kids was not for him. Instead he took the high road...
By Shanice Davis
Assistant Features Editor
Junior, Kia Washington, is a Peer Educator at the LGBTQA Pride Center, who cites the community as her strength and support system to be herself.
“My passion and energy for the Pride Center comes from the courage that the community there gave me to...
By Shanice Davis
Features assistant
CSUSM’s very own Nada Sewidan received her B.A. in Literature and Writing Studies with an emphasis in writing last Fall. Anyone who saw her on campus knows she is intelligent, energetic, charming and always on the go.
According to Sewidan, life outside the...
By Shanice Davis
Features Assistant
Professor Dr. Jodie Lawston says growing up as a child, she was raised by strong women who installed feminist values in her at an early age. Because of this, she believes gender is not black and white and that there is a grey area and strives to look at everyone...
By Shanice Davis
Assistant Features Editor
Feminist Anonymous (FA) organization leader, Karen GuzmXn said FA is not yet a recognized group on campus, but they seek to end sexism, sexist exploitation and oppression.
“We are trying to reintroduce a lot of values that have been lost on our campus...
By Shanice Davis
Features Assistant
Last Fall, friends Alex Caratti and Danny Geiszler created the CSUSM Sustainability Club in order to help CSUSM be a more sustainable campus.
With the Sustainability Club being fairly new to CSUSM, not many students are aware of their overall objective for...
By Shanice Davis
Staff Writer
In 2011, CSUSM’s Black Student Union was re-recognized as an organization, according to their now president, Akilah Green. On campus, there’s mostly Caucasian and Hispanic students; Green recalls being in a state of shock upon first arriving.
She found there...
By Shanice Davis
Features Assistant
On the first day of any class with Professor Dale Metcalfe, one would definitely be in for a ride.
As students sit and wait with anticipation to see who the professor is, whether she is rude, nice, a hard grader, or intimidating, they will find that she is...
By Shanice Davis
Christmas is approaching and holiday shopping is becoming more inevitable.
For college students, holiday shopping can be quite pricey and can put an enormous dent in one’s
wallet; however, there are ways one can levy some of those expenses.
At CSUSM, many students share...
By Shanice Davis
Students on campus may or may not have heard of the Latter Day Saint Student Association as
they are an up and coming organization here on campus.
The official name of the LDS church is The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints.
Kathleen Scott, faculty advisor of the...
By Shanice Davis
The Catholic Club here at CSUSM hopes to spread the word of God through its members.
Melinda Lopez, president of the Catholic Club, talked about the possibilities one can experience
by simply having faith in God. Lopez said that faith is a strong component of the club.
“We...
