By Shanice Davis
Thanksgiving, a time when everyone gathers around the table and devours delicious food with
friends and family after giving thanks for life and loved ones, is just around the corner.
Many Cougars anxiously revealed their plans for the upcoming event as the sole thought of
food...
By Shanice Davis
CSUSM’s very own American Indian Student Alliance embodies what it means to be American
Indian by educating non-American Indian and American Indians alike about their culture.
AISA is an org. whose mission is to promote Native American, American Indian and Alaskan
Native...
By Shanice Davis
CSUSM professor, Dr. Yuan Yuan, is known to be both upfront with his expectations and fair
while charming the class with his warm smile and funny jokes.
Dr. Yuan Yuan, a Literature and Writing professor here at CSUSM, talks about how much he
loves his job as a Literature...
By Shanice Davis
CSUSM’s M.E.Ch.A. is more than an organization; it is a movement that implements
concentration on higher education, political involvement, culture and history.
ME.Ch.A. stands for Movimiento Estudiantil Chicano de Aztlan, and ultimately, the
organization’s mission is...
By Shanice Davis
It is that time of the year where the leaves transition to oranges, reds and yellows, where the air
gets cooler, days get shorter and where for one night of the year people dress up in costumes,
scare little kids and pass out cavity ridden candy.
Childhood Halloween celebrations...
By Shanice Davis
At CSUSM, there is an array of student organizations open to anyone that caters to students’
needs, hobbies, beliefs and specifications; the Muslim Student Association (MSA) is among
these organizations.
CSUSM student Amber Mahmood, president of the Muslim Student Organization,...
By Shanice Davis
Being a student in college with a published book or a book in the process of being published is
quite the accomplishment to have under one's belt.
Like most things in life, it takes hard work and dedication to see such a thing fall into place and
not many young college students...
By Shanice Davis
“My dog ate my homework.” “My printer broke...” Sound familiar? It’s safe to say that by now
in our educational careers, we are all probably guilty of giving excuses to our professors as to
why we don’t have an assignment completed.
For one reason or another,...
By Shanice Davis
Staff Writer
Many are not familiar with the singer-songwriter Jhené Aiko.
She originally hit the scene in the early 2000s, affiliated with R&B artists of TUG Entertainment Marques Houston, Omarion and the then popular boy group B2K, writing songs for them. She eventually...
By Shanice Davis
Staff Writer
Summer break is over and school is back in session. In the midst of returning from endless summer shenanigans, students here at CSUSM get back into the flow of a new school year once again.
While walking around campus, I notice some individuals who look fairly...
