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In 2025, artificial intelligence became part of how journalism is experienced, not just how it is produced. Readers encountered news through summaries, recommendations, and automated answers long before they reached…
As San Bernardino’s arts ecosystem continues to grow, the Garcia Center for the Arts has emerged as a vital anchor, connecting artists, institutions, and community through collaboration and access. That…
The launch of Pacific Review Issue 44 brought students, faculty, families and community members together Dec. 3 inside Pfau Library 4005 to celebrate the breadth of creative work produced across…
San Bernardino’s dedication to the future of local youth was thoroughly expressed on Wednesday, Nov. 12, during San Bernardino Unified School District’s third annual Future Green Leaders Summit. The event…
California State University students increasingly face a harsh truth: even if tuition is low, the cost of staying in school remains high. Against the backdrop of a new system-wide economic…
San Bernardino is one of the first thirty cities in California to earn the Clean California Community designation, a Caltrans and California sponsored recognition for cities that commit to keeping…
California State University calls itself “the first and largest AI-powered public university system,” a sweeping promise to make tools and training available to 460,000 students and 63,000 faculty and staff.…
SAN BERNARDINO, Calif. — San Bernardino Mayor Helen Tran told more than 500 middle-school students on Nov. 12 that the clean-energy future will be shaped by their ideas, their creativity,…
After decades of planning and anticipation, California State University, San Bernardino is preparing to raise the curtain on a 73,337-square-foot Performing Arts Center that promises to reshape the campus arts…
Rhinoceros opens on the Barnes Stage with the kind of energy and interaction that makes the absurd feel strangely familiar. Eugène Ionesco’s classic is known for its frenetic chaos, but…
