By Shamce Ahmad |Staff Writer| CSUSB students who are undocumented immigrants have faced a tough road to a good education, and the Yotie Talk held May 22 served as a notice to those unaware of their hardships. The event was held at the John M. Pfau Library on the campus of California State University San Bernardino, in room PL-4005. The presentation was led by Maria Barragan, coordinator of the DREAMers Resource and Success Center, and Yadira Ortiz, the EOP Admissions Counselor. Both women are beacons of their respective departments and communities, ensuring every one of their students will have opportunities to succeed in a positive environment. Their offices are places of … [Read more...] about Yotie Talks: Allies Not Saviors
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Center for Global Innovation
By Daisy Figueroa |Staff Writer| The newly approved Center for Global Innovation (CGI) will create a greater sense of community at CSUSB through new services, resource, and spaces for students to feel comfortable. The guiding principle of how the building was designed was based on student-centered focus groups. After evaluating the needs of the students and the campus, a lack of a communal space for students from various departments was discovered. With this taken into consideration, as well as the College of Extended Learning’s own need for more space, the Center for Global Innovation was added to the master plan for physical expansion of the CSUSB campus. “Master plan … [Read more...] about Center for Global Innovation
Pell prioritized for students
By Arturo Brooks |Staff Writer| Congressman Pete Aguliar and President Tomàs Morales expressed their feelings about the role FASFA played in their graduation and achievement of their dreams. The Pell, which is FASFA, is a grant that allows for millions of students to attend college. According to CSUSB Government and Community Relations, “Pell Grant helps low-income, first-generation students- including over 221,000 students enrolled in California State University (CSU) system- in their pursuit of college degrees and upward mobility.” Fifty-eight percent of CSUSB graduates were Pell. Grant recipients. The aid helps students with managing low debt. One of the benefits for … [Read more...] about Pell prioritized for students
CSUSB Community Join for Coyote Cares Day
By Daisy Figueroa & Jordan Ortega |Staff writers| Almost 700 students gathered for the fifth annual Coyote Cares Day to help organizations through out the Inland Empire. The event, hosted by the Office of Community Engagement (OCE) was held Saturday, April 29, as a part of their celebration for National Volunteer Week. “We want to be a good neighbor to the community,” says Diane Podolske, Director of the OCE. “The community gives a lot to us, so this is our way to pay them back.” The event is meant to help the local community support CSUSB day in and day out. Students met at the Commons, where they were greeted with breakfast and music. An array of buses, packed with … [Read more...] about CSUSB Community Join for Coyote Cares Day
Shared Stories combat Sexual and Domestic Violence
By Arthur Medrano |Staff Writer| "Stand up!" and "Fight back!" student chanted, as the event dedicated to breaking the silence affecting all genders and sexualities. The Women's Resource Center at CSUSB held their annual "Take Back the Night" event on Friday, April 21. A group of survivors came out one by one to speak out about their stories, telling the audience that they persevered and will continue to fight back. Each participant came from a different background and their stories unfolded emotions that struck every corner of the SMSU. Guest Speakers Yesika Salgado and Angela Aguirre, also known as Chingona Fire, shared their spoken word by discussing the social stigma … [Read more...] about Shared Stories combat Sexual and Domestic Violence
Deconstructing the Types
By Sierra Marrero | Assistant Community Editor Stereotypes—a method to categorize people, can not only used to diminish an individuals self worth but also causes a division from ones own culture. Whether it’s subconsciously or consciously, sociology research shows that we all use stereotypes. Stereotypes are not limited to just race, but are made within the contexts of gender, religion, class, sexuality, etc. As cliché as some people may think stereotypes are when discussing its relevance in society, many underestimate the power it truly holds on people. One riddle included in research conducted by Mikaela Wapman (CAS’14) and Deborah Belle, asked participants to solve this riddle: “A … [Read more...] about Deconstructing the Types
The forbidden zone
There has been countless accounts regarding the friend-zone; hurt and angry individuals cursing it, but it does not exist to begin with. By Stanisha Parker |Staff Writer| The friend-zone, a self-entitled concept, may have caused multiple incidents of people but heartbreak, but its existence is questionable. CSUSB students expressed their thoughts and beleiftswhether they believe the notorious "friend-zone" is true, or just another urban legend. Fellow Coyote, Chris Toppler* (pseudonym) shared his stance regarding the friend-zone. "It's not real. Either she likes you or she don't—and vice versa—it becomes problematic when the person that likes the other gets persistent and makes … [Read more...] about The forbidden zone
Students speak about CSUSB experience
By Nylles Vernon |Staff Writer| Students tell about their overall experience at CSUSB and which professors and courses changed their perspective on life. There are currently well over 20,000 students here on campus and most have had a very satisfying and rewarding experience regarding their education. Students are encouraged to take advantage of their education while they are students because it will benefit them for their entire lives. Kim Nguyen, an accounting of business major said that her favorite course was English 306, Critical Analysis Composition which was taught by English professor Kristen Macias. “I wasn't the strongest writer going into that class but this class … [Read more...] about Students speak about CSUSB experience
Eat like the cavemen did & reap the benefits
By Kieron Coleman |Staff Writer| The world has significantly progressed from the days of living in caves, but that doesn’t stop dieters from eating like the cavemen did. There are numerous diets to assist individual needs, dependent upon whether or not a person is dieting for health or physical appearance. The Paleo diet is specifically tailored for a more nutritional approach. Paleo considers not only weight, but genetics allowing one to stay lean, strong and energetic, which many diets struggle to do. It is a diet that includes refined foods, trans fats and sugars. It is known as the modern diet. This diet is beneficial to those with degenerative diseases such as obesity, … [Read more...] about Eat like the cavemen did & reap the benefits
World Wide Knowledge
By Monica Rosales |Staff Writer| The studying abroad program at CSUSB is offering countless opportunities for students to reach out of their comfort zone and travel the world. Imagine a world where traveling and getting an education is a combo deal. The Center of Global Management (CGM) is in Jack H. Brown Hall and the Study Abroad department is located in College of Education. Countless programs are offered every quarter for students who want to expand their cultural knowledge and while exploring, ultimately earning the education they need in order to become well-rounded graduates. According to studies completed within the U.S. and U.K., it was noted that students who took … [Read more...] about World Wide Knowledge
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