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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 […]

Q & A: Jesse Hardman on lack of local news in the IE

Tapping into the networks of the local journalists and audiences, Jesse Hardman of the Internews, works to make sure people have the right information when […]

CSUSB alumnus co-writes Netflix film

As part of the Professor for a Day event, CSUSB Alumnus Danny Bilson talks about his successes in the theater industry and his contribution to Da 5 Bloods, which will premier on Netflix on June 12. Graduating from CSUSB in 1978 with a BA in theater, Bilson co-wrote The Rocketeer with his writing partner Paul […]

RAFFMA’s COVID-19 adjustments forces the team to innovate

RAFFMA made numerous adjustments due to the COVID-19 pandemic, from connecting with each other to connect with their audience. It’s been a big shift for the marketing department as well and staying in contact with their members and community. The teams continue working from home and coming up with new projects. This includes student assistants. […]

Will the show still go on?

CSUSB’s 2020 Spring musical “Once Upon A Mattress” is in a state of limbo on whether or not the live performance will take place on campus. The hard-working cast and crew of the musical are pressing on forward given the current pandemic crisis. They hope to perform an actual live show during the Fall semester […]

Editorial: Let’s go beyond the labels and standard statements

Everyone deserves to feel safe and protected and to know that the law is on their side. So why are there innocent black people being killed by the very people who are supposed to protect them? George Floyd is a man who the system failed to protect. Needless to remind that this is the […]

Editorial: Thank you from the Editor-in-Chief

From the bottom of my heart, thank you for standing beside the Coyote Chronicle in the midst of trying times. Despite the sudden halt of the newspaper’s print production and hardcopy distribution, Coyote Chronicle has remained steadfast in delivering our campus, the Inland Empire, and its surrounding communities with news written by CSUSB students. As […]

Vox Pop: What CSUSB students think of the COVID-19

Prior to the spike in the number of COVID-19 confirmed cases and deaths in the United States, the campus community was baffled by how to conceive the pandemic which eventually led to statewide campus closures, shifting courses that meet in-person to online settings, and postponing commencements. The big question to ask, before the implemented campus closures […]

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 […]

College soccer players express concerns for their coaches

As COVID-19 has effectively shut down all collegiate sports, coaches worry about their employment. Banned activities include practice, provision of any workouts and training exercises for their players, and recruitment of new players. Recruitment is the most crucial aspect of coaches’ job. It is what ensures that they actually have and maintain their job. Sebastian […]

Coyotes’ basketball season comes to unprecedented end

Collegiate sports are on hold with no timetable on when they will resume. In sports, wins and losses are understood clearly. As of now, it seems like nothing is certain because of a global pandemic. The timetable for a return to normalcy is unknown. “It’s low key depressing, but I’m just continuing to work out […]