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CSUSB officer shares what it is like working in the police department and with his K-9, Vader

On Tuesday, March 5, Officer Manuel Aguirre demonstrated explosive detection on the Pfau Library lawn area and shared his daily routine with his K-9, Vader. […]

International Women’s Day gallery exhibit strikes conversations of gender equality on campus

On March 9, 2020, the campus community held a reception in the Center for Global Innovation’s lobby in celebration of International Women’s Day. CSUSB’s Center […]

Q&A with local photographer, Salvador Sanchez

Photography is a beautiful way to memorialize or document any event that you wish to cherish later on in life. Local Inland Empire photographer, Salvador Sanchez (@SalsTouch), provides some insights into his life as a professional photographer. Salvador Sanchez, 24, has his own thriving business and shares what it is like being a professional freelance […]

Importance of comics

The topics of race and racism and the inclusion of wider gender identities was presented to CSUSB in the form of comic books. CSUSB hosted its third annual Comic Book Expo on Thursday, February 20, to state the impact of comics, help students who seek a future in comics, and This event was held by […]

Poetry from the heart

The Santos Manuel Student Union (SMSU) and the Black Faculty Staff Student Association have come together to create an open mic night for students and faculty and express themselves in a poetry slam. Poetry slam is an event where people read their original poems without using props or music. Slam poetry differs from regular poetry […]

Binge-worthy shows to watch on Netflix

With winter quarter coming to a close, there is one thing on most students’ minds: spending their first official day off binge-watching Netflix. All the stress of finals is finally simmering down, and soon students can spend a relaxing day at home doing absolutely nothing but watching their favorite, and maybe new, shows. That being […]

“Sonic the Hedgehog” movie review

Video game movies have a bad reputation in the movie industry. Critics say that these movies do not use the source material, or that they only exist for the paychecks. However they need just as much care and love as other films to be able to convey their stories to audiences. As for Sonic the […]

Shuffling the tarot card deck

For those interested in playing cards, Tarot brings a whole new definition to the world of playing cards. On January 28, 2020, the Interfaith Center held an event from 12 to 2 p.m. called Tarot Tuesday that was led by Psychic Melina Reyes. This event was only two hours, which seems like a lot, but […]

Campus community’s preparation for intramural sports

Did you know that the CSUSB Recreation and Wellness Center has more to offer besides the fitness floor? In addition to the dance, yoga, grappling, self-defense, body sculpting, butts n guts and cycling classes, the Recreation and Wellness Center has intramural sports as well. Intramural sports allow students, faculty and alumni to play the sport […]

San Bernardino County Hesperia High soccer team makes CIF finals

The Hesperia Boys soccer team hosted and played against Riverside’s Norte Vista boys for the CIF semi-finals on February 22, 2020. Hesperia’s Anthony Lopez scored a goal in the game’s 12th minute and led the score into half-time at 1-0. The game appeared to be in the hands of the Hesperia boys, up until the […]

CSUSB’s Alumni Night game

As a celebration for the graduates, CSUSB created an event – the hockey game for alumni – for students to watch and enjoy. The Ontario Reign hockey game will take place at the Toyota Arena, on February 29, from 6:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. This will allow alumni to reminisce on their college experiences and […]