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Frank Pine on news during the pandemic: “I think lots of things in the Inland Empire warrant national attention”
Difficulties faced during the worldwide pandemic and the challenges the newspaper industry are topics Frank Pine of the Southern California News Group and the Bay […]
Features Stories
CSUSB peer mentoring programs are just a click away
Staying at home and social distancing does not have to be done alone. As we continue navigating the world in a pandemic, some of us […]
Students learn to cope with online midterms
Midterms are some of the most chaotic and stressful time for any student. Over the years, students have had to find ways that work for […]
Community Stories
Riverside County provides jobs for IHSS, but the hiring process can take months
The shortage of In-Home Support Services (IHSS) providers leaves the elderly without the assistance they count on. The program is designed to provide the elderly […]
Obershaw DEN continues to provide basic needs to students
CSUSB’s Obershaw DEN practices safe ways to remain open and running. Basic Needs Coordinator, Natalie Cleary, explained that students can receive any information they need […]
A&E Articles
Gamers reconnect while in quarantine
As social distancing has become a common practice amongst people, there has been a rise in participation in online video games. In a time of a pandemic, consumer spending on video games have reached a record-breaking $11.6 billion, an increase of 30% compared to last year, according to The NPD Group, Inc. Notable popular games […]
Local communities offer low-risk Halloween activities
Is COVID-19 the real boogeyman this Halloween? According to the Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) website, it might as well be.Various Halloween activities were ranked as low, moderate, or high risk. They recommend people to not mingle with others outside the household, rating activities such as parties, haunted houses, hayrides, and trick-or-treating as […]
Dan Taylor discusses COVID-19’s impact on the local film industry
From Captain Marvel to Pirates of the Caribbean, the film industry brought $1.4 billion to San Bernardino and Riverside Counties since 1995. This income is unlikely to continue as the film industry has been “hit hard,” says Dan Taylor, President of the Inland Empire Film Services. Taylor previously served as the Liaison for the San […]
Opinions Articles
Advice: Succeeding in online classes 101
With online classes now being the new normal, students have to adapt to this new change. Unfortunately, this poses a lot of challenges for students that aren’t accustomed to this type of learning. Compared to in-person classes, online classes have the flexibility of doing work at your own pace and working independently, but for other […]
Voxpop: Reflections and updates on COVID-19
CSUSB students were asked what their initial response to COVID-19 were and how they’re handling the virus nowadays. At first, I didn’t know the extent of the virus and how badly it would affect us, so naturally I was more than happy to stay home for the remainder of the school year. Little did I […]
Advice: Sharing wisdom with Conservatives and Liberals at CSUSB
November 3 is approaching and with that comes a division in people’s political ideas. One of the beautiful things about this country is that you are entitled to your opinion. Whether or not people agree or disagree with your opinion is their business, but your opinion is your voice and no one has the right […]
Sports Articles
Mental health resources available for student athletes amid game cancellations
As college athletics around the world have been affected by COVID-19, CSUSB faculty look for ways to help their athletes with their mental health. To most, the cancellation of sports last spring and this fall came at a surprise and disbelief. On August 5, the California Collegiate Athletic Association released this statement regarding fall sports: […]
Baseball stands the test of time
By Eddie Lopez Baseball has been the American pastime since the MLB’s establishment in 1869. While baseball is still viewed in living rooms all over the world, it has been overshadowed by other sports in recent years. Although baseball has had its ups and downs over the years with steroid scandals and a strike that […]
Nationally-ranked teams struggle from effects of COVID-19
As the stay-in-home order continues, athletes continue to circle around the questions that are on every athlete’s and coach’s minds: if all sports events are still banned for 2020-2021, will every sport be granted another year of eligibility? The athletic program on campus has taken off for Fall sports such as women’s volleyball and men’s […]