Articles Tagged “community”
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CSUSB celebrates Cinco de Mayo in style
By Desirae Contreras |Staff Writer| CSUSB organizations on campus came together for Cinco De Mayo in celebrate the “The Battle of Puebla.” The Latino Business Student Association (LBSA), Foreign Language Advising and Guidance for Students department (FLAGS), Latino Cultural Clubs and the Santos Manuel Student Union (SMSU) Cross Cultural Center collaborated for the Cinco de [...]
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DJ master competition spins CSUSB
By Marina Rangel |Staff Writer| Music burst through the SMSU Event Center Mar. 8 on Thursday night. DJ Pleaze, DJ Infinity and Kid Disko pumped up students with their custom beats in CSUSB’s first DJ Master Competition. The DJ Master Competition featured some very talented students. It was hosted by the new campus’ club Underground [...]
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Muslim Students open doors to all students
By Marina Rangel |Staff Writer| The CSUSB Muslim Student Association (MSA) gives students a chance to connect through discussion, prayer and sharing. MSA opens their meetings and events to all students no matter their religious affiliation. Created in 1963, the National MSA supports chapters throughout universities to meet the needs of Muslim students and bring [...]
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Vogel named millionth user at Rec Sports
By Marina Rangel |Staff Writer| The Student Recreation and Fitness Center celebrated its millionth visit Feb. 2, by giving away a prize package worth over $10,000 to one lucky member who was showered with beach balls after checking in as “One in a Million.” It came as a huge surprise to the lucky millionth visitor [...]
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New TV show arrivals put others on chopping block
By Kimberly Rosales |Staff Writer| A few recently debuted television shows are expected to be the heavy hitters in a new year of television programming for 2012. But not all syndicated programs are safe. Shows like New Girl and 2 Broke Girls have become unexpected hits for their respective networks. FOX’s New Girl premiered with [...]
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Redlands Art Festival
By Norberto Perez |Staff Writer| You love art but can’t seem to find or catch all the art shows. The Redlands United Church of Christ held their 32nd annual art festival, Art for Heaven’s Sake. There was food and entertainment… and art. Around 63 artists were selected through a process which began in June. Artists [...]
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The SMSU is alive with the sound of music
By Tiffany Batson |Staff Writer| The Out in Music event showcases ultra-talented local acts in a fun and positive environment The Out in Music event, one of the premier events of CSUSB’s coming out week, was a lively and exciting show with impressive local acts in a positive environment. The lesbian, gay, bi-sexual, transgender, queer, questioning, [...]
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Coyote football: something to howl for
By Suanna Gutierrez |Staff Writer| On the 2011 fall quarter event schedule for Coyote sports, you will find men’s soccer, women’s soccer, women’s volleyball and women’s cross country. You will not find CSUSB men’s football. The proposition of Coyote football is not only lucrative but rich in academic, social and community gains. The benefits [...]
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Community center to open in North SB
By Omar Guzman |Staff Writer| San Bernardino residents who live in the north end are closer to a long awaited community center. According to the Press-Enterprise, The 4,200-square-foot Verdemont Community Center is expected to open in late June at Al Guhin Park on the corner of Little League Dr. past Palm Ave. It will have [...]
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Thrift Shops Make Comeback
By Justine Plemons |Staff Writer| It’s no secret most college students are strapped for cash but local thrift stores are helping combat the budget crunch. Students are always looking for good deals on clothing but what about furniture or house hold items? Living on your own brings a wide variety of challenges. Students often take for [...]
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