Curious minds packed the USU ballroom for the Student Organization Fair, which showcased a broad spectrum of student-led groups.
The event took place on Jan. 29 and included advocacy-focused clubs, career-oriented societies and club sports. There was something for every niche and interest to enjoy.
The...
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...
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...
