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- Nov 05, 2026
Three taquitos sticking out of a cup filled with toppings might not be what you picture when you’re ordering food. At Paco’s Tacos, the presentation
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Three taquitos sticking out of a cup filled with toppings might not be what you picture when you’re ordering food. At Paco’s Tacos, the presentation
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As a first-generation college student from a low-income family, choosing a smaller California State University was the best decision I could have made. Attending CSUSB
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Throughout the California State University system, faculty began voting Oct. 26 on whether to authorize a strike as contract negotiations between the California Faculty Association
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CSUSB students are the heart of the campus, and the faculty are the veins that supply the heart with what it needs. The John M.
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Glow-in-the-dark condoms and human-sized dog beds might seem like an unusual pairing, or maybe not, but both had a place in conversations about student wellness
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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 Chronicle has served as the independent, student-run voice of California State University, San Bernardino since 1965, and the Chronicle editorial team is committed
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On the evening of Monday, Sept. 7 – Labor Day – a gathering of CSUSB students at The Glen off-campus apartment complex devolved into disorder
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A CSUSB student was found dead on Oct. 2 in Arrowhead Village after a report was made to the University Police.
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Barbecuing While Black: Students Racially Profiled at The Glen Student Living On Sept. 7, students trying to enjoy their Labor Day weekend were racial profiled,
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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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On September 2 and September 3, the Honors College kicked off the 2026-2027 academic year with their first ever open house. The two day event
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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 Pacific Review launched their 44th issue at the Pfau Library on Dec 3
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The $126.9 million facility broke ground in September 2022. When complete, it will house a 478-seat main theater with a full fly system, a basement
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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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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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