Student Health and Counseling Services (SHCS) recently hosted an event, as a part of the NO More Week of Action, to help students feel safe and well represented at CSUSM.
“Know You Title IX Rights,” held on Thursday, March 10, was attended by approximately 30 people, and served as...
Members of the CSUSM community attended UC Riverside’s second annual Asterisk Trans* Conference to gain more information and resources on how to support trans and gender nonconforming youth.
The two day conference was held on Friday, Feb. 26 and Saturday, Feb. 27 in UC Riverside’s student...
Nicole Holman, Assistant News Editor
• February 24, 2016
Associated Students Inc. (ASI) held a town hall meeting that allowed students in attendance to receive updates about crucial issues like the California Faculty Association (CFA) Fight for Five campaign and apparent firing of Arturo Ocampo.
The meeting was held during U-Hour on Tuesday, Feb....
By Kelly Wyrick
Contributor
Student debt today is at an all-time high, now even surpassing both auto loan debt and credit card debt nationally.
Americans owe $1.2 trillion; yes, that’s $1.2 trillion, not million, not billion, but trillion- with a T. Student loan debt continues to balloon at...
By Alison Seagle
The spring semester is just entering its fourth week of classes. School loads are beginning to increase and many syllabuses forecast exams.
As course loads get harder and more routine, students looking to do well might want to abide by their professor’s advice. A few professors were...
By Jeff Meints
Staff Writer
Space travel has long moved from the realm of fantasy into reality. Since the first moon landing, technology promised humankind a steady foothold towards walking on Mars.
Students on the CSUSM campus were asked if they had a choice to either be among the first to travel...
By Katlin Sweeney
Editor-in-Chief
Students are demanding more information on where their money is going as tuition prices increase due to a fee that passed late last year.
The Academic Excellence and Student Success Fee, which passed on June 18, 2013, increases the amount of money that students...
White mythologies and ideologies are prevalent characteristics of society that the ‘Whiteness Forum’ has been educating the public about for the past decade.
Government officials, supporters of CSUSM and many Veterans attended the groundbreaking ceremony of the Veterans Center’s new “Smart House” to extend their appreciation and support.
Most students are familiar with the textbook scramble at the start of each semester and the pain that comes with spending hundreds of dollars for short-lived resources. Thankfully, the CALM project was created by teachers for students in response to rising textbook costs.
By Anne Hall
Staff Writer
“On Veterans Day we take time to honor those that have served before us and to come. To commemorate and honor people who have protected the freedoms we have in the U.S.”
--Michael Betancourt, SVO Treasurer & ASI Veterans Representative
Staff from the Veterans...
