By Shanieka Perrier |Staff Writer| I think it would be to students’ advantage to attend summer session. CSUSB is offering a variety of classes that students may need to keep the on pace towards graduation. Many schools cannot afford to offer summer school programs and those that are offering summer classes have limited options for [...]
By Aunjolay Lambert |Staff Writer| Is the value of college decreasing? A recent study by The Huffington Post found that 53 percent of bachelor degree holders were jobless last year. As a student with no job, trying to make a career out of a liberal arts education, this is not something I want to hear [...]
By Alexis Figueroa |Staff Writer| ASI is gearing up for the upcoming elections and presidential candidate Michel’le Jones is eager to make a change. Jones’ expressed her desire to make the voice of the student population be prominent in all of the decision-making if elected president. Jones plans on getting students more involved in any [...]
By Courtney Sims |Copy Editor| With problems such as a lack of university involvement, campaign funding and endless red tape, the ASI elections are not able to meet their purpose. ASI candidates are forced to obey strict rules handed down by the Board of Directors, if any candidate is in violation of the rules and or [...]
By Jonathan Ng |Staff Writer| Samira Haidarnia hopes to bring the campus together as a community through her past experiences with leadership. Through the experience of being an ASI Board Member, the Ms. CSUSB pageant winner and the president of Make-A-Wish Foundation at her high school, she feels she has the necessary skills to tackle [...]
By Nin Garcia |Staff Writer| Efforts have been made to improve the quality of the Health and Food Services here on campus. Sodexo is one of the many services we have here on campus that provide a variety of food to the student body. Sodexo Manager Dave Janosky said they are trying to make a difference [...]
By Mercedes Winchester |Staff Writer| The knives are back out and the state budget for higher education is still on the chopping block. All CSU’s will have to reduce enrollment by up to 25,000 students in Spring 2013 if Gov. Jerry Brown’s proposed tax increases are not approved by voters in November, according to The California Aggie. [...]