Bubbles and applause erupted as Tierra Roman said ‘yes’ to her CSUSB sweetheart Thomas Robles’ marriage proposal on Nov. 30. The proposal took place at 5PM at the Murillo Family Observatory, as Robles, a CSUSB alumni, diligently organized the elaborate surprise event. Robles got the idea to propose at CSUSB because the school meant so much to both of them. “This is the place where we met, this is the place where we had our first kiss,” Robles said, “This is where I want to start our life together, CSUSB.” Roman, who was Robles’ SOAR leader when he first transferred to the school, had similar thoughts. “It felt like home, like our second home,” Roman said, “this is the … [Read more...] about SOAR leader says ‘Yes’ to CSUSB sweetheart
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CSUSB Remembers Lives Lost at the 2015 Shooting
Bells tolled on CSUSB campus in memory of victims of the 2015 mass shooting attack in San Bernardino. The College of Natural Sciences along with the CSUSB community held their third Remembrance Day for the five CSUSB alumni who tragically lost their lives in the shooting that took place at Inland Regional Center on December 2nd, 2015. The event was located at the Peace Garden on campus and was attended by faculty, students, and family of the victims, totaling over 60 people. Every year, on December 2nd, at 2 p.m., people gather in remembrance and celebration of the five victims who were associated with the Natural Sciences department. The Garden is this university's way of … [Read more...] about CSUSB Remembers Lives Lost at the 2015 Shooting
Slideshow: Passion for Arts
Students at CSUSB pursuing an artistic career tell us their passion drives their work. To many, art is more than just a hobby; it is a career and it involves dedication. College is a time to gain the experience you need to prepare for the real world. For students pursuing an artistic career, their hard work is often undermined because their workload doesn’t seem as rigorous as those in STEM majors. Emily Brown, a CSUSB student pursuing a career in the art industry gives an insight into her creative accomplishments as well as the struggles she faces. She is an example that being a student in the arts takes hard work and commitment. “My inspiration comes from my life experiences … [Read more...] about Slideshow: Passion for Arts
PDC Homecoming
The Rancho Mirage Student Center, PDC Special Events, and CSUSB Alumni hosted this year’s PDC Homecoming on October 23, 2018 from 12:00 p.m. to 2:00 p.m at the RG Lawn.Paws Radio kicked of the Homecoming event with alternative music and DJ’s announcing what activities were available for CSUSB students. “I’m so excited to be out here promoting Paws Radio at this PDC school event, it’s a great way to practice being a DJ and fun because we are catering to students,” said Alex Aparicio one of the Paws Radio DJs at the event. Besides the music, a variety of clubs showed up to present fun activities including the Photography Club photo-booth, a performance by the Dance Club, pumpkin … [Read more...] about PDC Homecoming
New Bid Day Sparks Excitement
The Interfraternity Council team has presented a new concept for Bid Day at CSUSB involving the bidding process for fraternities on campus. Until now, Bid Day has been confined to the yearly routine that each fraternity is accustomed to based their own fraternal secrets and rituals in the past. This is the first time fraternities are involved in a Bid Day event at CSUSB. During the first two weeks of every quarter, fraternities begin their recruiting process to bring in Potential New Members. The event is very similar to the Bid Day sororities host every quarter welcoming in their new members. This event was held Oct. 5, 2018, in the lower commons during the last day of the rush … [Read more...] about New Bid Day Sparks Excitement
Vox Pop – “What is it like to be a freshman?”
Karina Arias, Third Year "I was a freshman two years ago, and honestly it was an easy transition for me. Especially because I was lucky enough to have great professors that year. But most of all, it's because CSUSB radiates positivity." Idalia Lorenzo, Second Year "It's a great experience to be part of a university, I feel that I am just starting a new journey that is about to embark better opportunities." Brenda Limon, Third Year "Freshman year was intense, cool exciting and very stressful. You're this small person in this big university. I saw it as an adventure because you're just surrounded with open-minded people. Everyone on campus is great and … [Read more...] about Vox Pop – “What is it like to be a freshman?”
Coyotes Race into the Record Books
The CSUSB track and field team's season may be winding down, but the Coyotes are heating up as the CCAA Championship nears. Track and field joined the lineup of CSUSB sports in 2015. Cross country head coach Tom Burleson led the team for the first three seasons. This season, assistant coach Lauren Reimer was named the new head coach. Burleson remains the cross country coach but now also has the title of track and field assistant coach. For their first meet of the season, the Coyotes traveled to Claremont for the Rossi Relays on the campuses of the Claremont Mckenna, Harvey Mudd, and Scripps colleges. Casie Johnson, who also played for the CSUSB women's basketball team during the … [Read more...] about Coyotes Race into the Record Books
Q & A: University Ombuds Director Twillea Evans-Carthen
Ombuds Services is a community resource that, according to the Ombuds website, helps resolve university-related issues in a "confidential, informal, impartial, independent manner for the students, faculty, staff, alumni and community members with a university-related concern seeking assistance with resolving problems, disputes, or complaints." Twillea Evans-Carthen is the director of the Ombuds Services who took the time to be interviewed about her role. Q: Why did you become an officer? A: Well, for the most part, it was a great opportunity for a career change for me after being in HR (Human Resources) for 34 years. Understanding an organization Ombudsman based on my background of … [Read more...] about Q & A: University Ombuds Director Twillea Evans-Carthen
Chinese New Year
The Chinese New Year of 2018 officially begins on Feb. 16, and the zodiac sign of the year is the dog. One out of every five people in the world is Chinese. More than 20 percent of people celebrate Chinese New Year all over the world. It is the most important festival for all Chinese people. In China, people usually call it “chunjie(春节)” or the Spring Festival. It represents the end of those coldest days, and people welcome a new season of starting a new year. It is also known as the Lunar New Year. Some Asian countries such as North Korea, South Korea and Vietnam celebrate it as well. Many people might confuse why it begins in February because people always calculate the date … [Read more...] about Chinese New Year
New bicycle share with Zagster
On Jan. 7, the Health Center held a ribbon-cutting ceremony for University’s new bicycle share program, Zagster. The event was held early in the morning, in front of the health center where staff, faculty, and students participated to welcome the new bikes to campus. The ASI President was also present since ASI, along with the Student Health Advisory Committee stewardship, provided the initial funding for the program making it possible to grant the 28 bicycles for the university. Ashley Spencer, who works with Student Health Center, shared more information on how to use one of the bikes. “Students, staff and faculty can download the Zagster app, choose to pay by the hour ($1 per … [Read more...] about New bicycle share with Zagster