This summer, on June 16, I will be stepping into LAX airport to begin my flight across the Pacific Ocean to South Korea for a study abroad program hosted by CSUSB. Ever since I came to CSUSB and learned about the opportunities for studying abroad, I told myself that I would make it happen. It seems like such an amazing experience. Cherelle Ross, another student going to the South Korean program, sums up why this is such an amazing opportunity well. “I decided to study abroad because I really love traveling and I hope I can do it non-stop in the future,” said Ross. I have always wanted to travel as well and studying abroad is a wonderful way to see the world. According to the … [Read more...] about Student Diary: Preparing to Study Abroad
Slideshow: 2018 CSUSB Korean Festival
Students wore traditional Korean attire and performers took the stage during the CSUSB Korean festival hosted by the Korean Culture Club, Friday April 27 in the SMSU theater. … [Read more...] about Slideshow: 2018 CSUSB Korean Festival
Video Game Review: God of War
It has been over five years since the last God of War game, but gamers can once again battle the gods as the anti-hero Kratos in the new game simply titled God of War. … [Read more...] about Video Game Review: God of War
NASA Human Exploration Research Analog Presentation
Communication Symposium Press Release
SAN BERNARDINO, Calif. -- An event designed to further prepare current students for life after graduation, the Communication Studies Symposium, will be held at California State University San Bernardino May 1, 2018, from 9am-3pm in the San Manuel Student Union. With the Symposium theme, “What’s Next,” the event features panels and guest speakers aimed at informing students on how they can apply their communication degree after graduation. This year's student-led symposium embodies success providing information needed to perform within their respective fields following graduation. Every year the symposium is presented by students and features alumni from the department providing … [Read more...] about Communication Symposium Press Release
Dickey’s Barbecue Pit Review
A new Dickey’s Barbecue Pit opened on Feb. 15 at 1725 Northpark Blvd, conveniently right across the street from the campus. I am no stranger to barbecue, or to Dickey’s for that matter, so when I heard that a new one was opening right by the campus, I knew I would have to check it out. The restaurant is situated along with a few others in front of The Glen at University Park, perfect for students living near the campus. Upon entering the restaurant, I was greeted by the staff, who all seemed friendly, and was instructed on how to order and where their sauces and other condiments were located. The interior of the restaurant is simple but pleasant. It is largely wood and brick … [Read more...] about Dickey’s Barbecue Pit Review
Monster Hunter: World Review
Cuphead Review
It has been over five years in the making, but the 1930s cartoon-inspired videogame “Cuphead” finally released Sept. 29, and I decided to see if this beautiful game is as good as it looks. Cuphead is one of those games that I have heard about for years, but honestly, I was never sure if I would get to play it. While the game visuals look amazing, it is only for the Xbox One and the PC, which are two systems that I do not game on. However, I am happy to report that the game has very low system requirements; my cheap outdated laptop runs it without overheating. Cuphead is a 2-D action platforming game, similar to the old “Mega Man” games for the Nintendo Entertainment System, but with … [Read more...] about Cuphead Review
Lost in the Light
San Bernardino residents are no doubt aware of the orange glow that hangs over the city and blocks out their view of the sky many nights out of the year. This murky haze is light pollution. … [Read more...] about Lost in the Light
Australian Same Sex Marriage Vote
Millions of Australians made their voices heard when they overwhelmingly voted “yes” in support of same sex marriage in their country. While same sex marriage is currently not legalized in the country, politicians are expected to begin preparing a bill to be passed shortly. The bill would be expected to pass by the end of the year, barring any disagreements between politicians. On Nov. 15, the Australian Bureau of Statistics published the results of a two-month-long voluntary postal survey that had been sent out to all legal voters within the country. The survey was an extremely simple yes or no question: “Should the law be changed to allow same-sex couples to marry?” According … [Read more...] about Australian Same Sex Marriage Vote
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