As the fall semester starts here at CSUSM, students may be looking to join clubs or organizations to make new connections or ...
Celeste’s Section Hello everyone! My name is Celeste Yanez, and I will be one of your Co-Editor-in-Chief for the fall ...
By now, much of the United States has heard some sort of conjecture about the most controversial murder case of the decade. The Lindsay Clancy trial, which started with voir dire, on July 20th, 2026, ...
Since it broke ground last May, the milpa has created a surprising amount of attention through word of mouth alone. Dr. Erika Diaz-Almeyda, who directs the project, conceived of the milpa with Ethnic ...
On March 11, CSUSM student organization Students Supporting Israel (SSI) announced they invited IDF soldiers to speak at CSUSM. The soldiers are involved in “Triggered: The Tour,” a series of ...
CSUSM is a growing campus with new opportunities and experiences every day. Our school started with 600 students in Fall 1990 on a six-building campus, and it has evolved into the lively campus we see ...
Isabel Cañas is swiftly emerging as a voice in contemporary Gothic literature, skillfully weaving horror, romance, and historical themes into her narratives. Her debut novel, “The Hacienda”, sets the ...
Since its inception, CSUSM’s volleyball program has been through many cycles of players, fans, and competition. The one constant? Coach Andrea Leonard. Named the program’s first head coach in 2011, ...
This review will contain spoilers for Fire Emblem Engage’s main story and the Fell Xenologue. Fire Emblem Engage’s Expansion Pass has been released in full, adding seven more Emblems and a story ...
Luke takes you on a tour of the new dining hall, Campus Way Cafe. See the amazing food they have to offer and meet Chef Robert Garrity, the executive chef.
Trigger Warning: This story contains mentions of sexual abuse. On Tuesday, March 17, it was announced that Cesar Chavez had been accused of sexual assault allegations. The United Farm Workers released ...
Justin Akers Chacón is an activist, labor unionist, and educator based in the San Diego-Tijuana border region. He is currently a Professor at San Diego City College. Chacón has published three ...
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