CSUSB Assistant Professor, Dr. Julie Taylor explained how the U.S. policy affects survivors of prostitution and human trafficking at the Grace and Justice event in Riverside. […]
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California election results
On November 6, Californians came out to vote, and with 100 percent of precincts reporting, the results are in with democrats winning almost every single position. […]
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34th Annual AIDS Walk in Los Angeles
The 34th annual AIDS Walk Los Angeles was held with the participation of approximate over a thousand people, on Sunday, October 21st. The 10 a.m. […]
PDC Homecoming
The Rancho Mirage Student Center, PDC Special Events, and CSUSB Alumni hosted this year’s PDC Homecoming on October 23, 2018 from 12:00 p.m. to 2:00 […]
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Psycho Beach Party Review
By: Alejandra Jimenez and Karina Escamilla Kicking off the 2018-2019 season, the theatre department debuted their first performance of Psycho Beach Party. The play is […]
“What motivated you to vote?”
On Nov. 6, San Bernardino Scottish Rite Rainbolt RiteCare Center held one of the voting polls, where the community shared their thoughts on elections. Donna […]
A&E Articles
Psycho Beach Party Review
By: Alejandra Jimenez and Karina Escamilla Kicking off the 2018-2019 season, the theatre department debuted their first performance of Psycho Beach Party. The play is described as a “spoof of 1960’s beach party/surfing movies and 1970s slasher schlock.” It is the perfect mix of comedy and suspense. The main character, Florence “Chicklet” Forrest is eager […]
Slashback and the return of the video store
The Slashback Video art exhibit is located at the Bearded Lady’s Mystic Museum in Burbank on Magnolia Blvd and seeks to bring together those nostalgic for the days of the video store. The exhibit is made to resemble a video store one would find before the era of streaming with VHS tapes lining the walls […]
34th Annual AIDS Walk in Los Angeles
The 34th annual AIDS Walk Los Angeles was held with the participation of approximate over a thousand people, on Sunday, October 21st. The 10 a.m. walk lasted around two and a half hours, beginning and ending at the steps Los Angeles City Hall in Grand Park. AIDS Walk Los Angeles aims to bring awareness and […]
Opinions Articles
Reclaiming the ‘F’ word… Feminism that is
Feminists: they hate men, don’t like to wear makeup, don’t like wearing bras (or often times try burning them), are unfriendly, unapproachable and usually are not attractive by society’s standards. At least that’s what our society and media have convinced us to believe. The word feminism is often times considered as something that comes with […]
Studying abroad is attainable
Studying abroad is one of the most valuable things a college student can experience. Not only does studying abroad enhance your education or boost your resume, but it can also help you grow as a person. When students study abroad they can develop new language and critical thinking skills, both of which can help with seeing […]
#Endthestigma Intersections of Domestic Violence, Mental Illness and Substance Abuse
Breaking the stigma about major issues is essential in freeing an individual to become their best self. Mental health is an important aspect in our daily lives and should be discussed without judgment. Many people suffer from issues and do not speak up because they do not feel safe or fear of being judged. Domestic violence is a […]
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Coyote Basketball
The college basketball season has finally arrived and the CSUSB Men’s team cannot wait to get started. After finishing last season with an overall record of 13-14 and making the CCAA playoffs, head coach Jeff Oliver and his coaching staff resigned after being in charge for the last 16 years. During those years, Oliver coached […]
Women’s Volleyball return to No. 1
CSUSB Women’s Volleyball team is in position to win the CCAA Championship for the 3rd year in a row and is currently the No. 1 team in the Nation. With playoffs set to begin, the team is 22-2 overall and 15-1 in CCAA. Recent victories over Cal State Dominguez and nationally ranked Cal State LA […]
The dark side of bodybuilding
The sport of bodybuilding is considered by many to be an art. Through countless hours of training and dieting, it’s a sport that requires sacrifice and dedication. What goes on behind the scenes of bodybuilding isn’t something that the industry likes to show to the public. The image of the industry is something that they […]
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