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CSUSB Theatre Arts Department Brings to Life Lin Manuel Miranda’s In The Heights

The CSUSB Theatre Arts department is presenting the 2008 Tony Award-winning musical, In The Heights. The show, directed by professor Kathryn Ervin, will have a total of eight performances beginning on May 31, and continuing on June 1, 6, 7 and 8 at 8 p.m., with matinee performances June 2, 8, and 9 at 2 […]

#smallasaGIANT exhibit opens

Every quarter the Anthropology Museum, located in the Social and Behavioral Building, holds an exhibit open to all students, faculty and the community. The current exhibit is titled “smallasaGIANT.” Guest curator Ise Lyfe presents a moving message through his artwork in a photography exhibition to expose, end and rectify California’s long term prison sentencing of […]

NOCHELLA

NO COA CHELLA By: Dayna Doidge & Ruth Marrero This year, young adults are opting out of going to the famous Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival. According to students at CSUSB, the cost to attend is the most common reason for not being in the Coachella crowd, though they would want to be. Financial […]

Is Social Media Making Us More Narcissistic?

Whether we like to admit it or not, technology has changed the way we communicate. It has allowed people to express themselves in ways that were previously not possible. But how much time do people really spend on social media? According to a study done by Digital Information World, the average person spends about 134 […]

Everyone’s favorite comebacks

Dust off your Atari’s and CD players because we are going back in time. We actually will not be traveling to the past but some of our favorite items have become apart of today’s society. Polaroid cameras: In 1950s, the polaroid camera became popular. In today’s culture there are all kinds of cameras that produce […]

Banning abortion is a war on women

The controversy stirred as news broke that Georgia, Missouri, Kentucky, Ohio, Mississippi and Alabama all signed abortion bans. These bills got signed at the hands of the GOP, and their goal is to eventually overturn Roe v. Wade, and with the Supreme Court majority being conservative, this is a real fear many women are facing. […]

Gerald Duncan: “I left everything on the court so I can regret nothing.”

Gerald Duncan grew up in South-Central during the 1970s. Around eighth grade, basketball grew past these other sports. Duncan played against his older brother and other bigger, stronger players who didn’t give him an inch. Eventually, basketball and accounting led to Cal State San Bernardino. Duncan’s four-year Coyote basketball career is splashed across the all-time […]

Sports and Entertainment Panel by Julia and Destiny

Representatives from various sports and entertainment organizations gathered in the SMSU Theater to share their experience and insight with CSUSB students. The Anaheim Angels, Cinema Culturas, Anschutz Entertainment Group (AEG)/L.A. Kings, Live Nation, L.A. Dodgers and the L.A. Rams were all represented on the panel on May 21. They discussed their positions in the companies, […]

PEDs in Sports, What Does the Public Think?

Athletes abusing steroids in professional sports is a conversation that has been spoken about ever since their discovery. From baseball, basketball, to mixed martial arts, there have been countless cases in where a sport icon has been caught with a banned substance and has faced serious consequences. Athletes can lose anything from sponsorships, scholarships and […]