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- Oct 08, 2026
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Students for Quality Education at CSUSB are encouraging students to examine the university’s approach to artificial intelligence at a Tuesday, Oct. 20, teach-in following a
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Inland Empires fans showed up in droves to The Front Bottoms' show, which belonged as much to the crowd as it did to the three
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For 8-year-old Kaiya Munoz, the San Manuel Pow Wow meant a chance to dance for someone who needed it. For Enoch, an artist behind Reclaim
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As the CSU and other universities rush to incorporate generative artificial intelligence into classrooms and workplaces, two prominent critics of the technology told the CSUSB
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If you stopped by the Coyote Commons to grab a bite this afternoon, September 3, you may have noticed an unexpected visitor sitting among the
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The CSU will commit at least $842,836 in salary and allowances during the coming year as its new president takes office and its former president
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Despite months of student protests, online petitions, classroom discussions, and even formal objections from faculty governance groups, California State University, San Bernardino has quietly approved
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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Cal State San Bernardino stayed unbeaten Saturday afternoon, shutting down Concordia University Irvine 1–0 in a 12:30 kickoff at Premier Field soccer.
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Prominent conservative media personality, co-founder of Turning Point USA, and close ally of President Trump, Charlie Kirk, was assassinated on the Utah Valley University campus
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Students for Quality Education at CSUSB are encouraging students to examine the university’s approach to artificial intelligence at a Tuesday, Oct. 20, teach-in following a
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The Coyote Cantina has been a staple of the San Manuel Student Union North building at CSUSB since it opened in Fall 2022. Students saw
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Although CSUSB is a smaller university, the campus’s sporting culture is still a very active one. With 8 sports spanning across both men’s and women’s
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If you have been hungry for something new, Super Star Donuts may have something for you. With a wide selection of sweet and savory treats,
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Many college students feel a lot of pressure at the start of the school year, including financial, personal, and academic struggles. CSUSB students have a
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When I first started attending CSUSB in 2025, I lived in Corona, and we all know how it is to drive the 215, 91, and/or
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For 8-year-old Kaiya Munoz, the San Manuel Pow Wow meant a chance to dance for someone who needed it. For Enoch, an artist behind Reclaim
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If you stopped by the Coyote Commons to grab a bite this afternoon, September 3, you may have noticed an unexpected visitor sitting among the
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On October 2, 2025, the Students Against Tuition Hikes (SATH) led a peaceful protest against the United States Supreme Court’s decision allowing federal agents to
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