Robert and Frances Fullerton Museum of Art (RAFMA) new art exhibit consist of a solo show for the Lebanese American Artist Rabbia Sukkarieh and a group show for Korean Artists displayed in the backspace. "DARKEVENTWHITEHORIZON" the solo show by Artist Rabbia Sukkarieh first presented as people walked in, with drawings and a wall sculpture, creating a sense of being different and unique. Her sculptures were huge, made completely out of wool and were displayed in the smaller space to the left, while her very large paintings were displayed in the middle of the exhibit and were very detailed and intertwined with color and darkness at the same time. “DARKEVENTWHITEHORIZON is about the … [Read more...] about RAFFMA reopens with Lebanese American and Korean Artists
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Women’s Leadership Conference: Women are Achieving Higher Education Degrees and Certifications
On February 8, 2019, CSUSB hosted its 2nd annual Women’s Leadership Conference in the Santos Manuel Student Union that hosted presentations by Melissa Abad, Bob Bland, Tamika D. Mallory and a leadership panel that consisted of various prominent working women throughout southern California. The event commenced with Elle Magazine’s We The People video that showcased newly elected women of Congress reading the preamble to the Constitution of the United States. Dr. Claudia Davis, a professor in the Department of Nursing at CSUSB, gave the opening remarks and the introduction of President. Dr. Tomás D. Morales. Upon welcoming students, staff, affiliates and faculty to the … [Read more...] about Women’s Leadership Conference: Women are Achieving Higher Education Degrees and Certifications
Syrianamericana: A Nation-State of Mind
On Jan. 29, Syrian-American Hip-Hop artist and poet, Omar Offendum, shared his talents and story with students, staff and faculty of CSUSB during Syrianamericana: A Nation-State of Mind in the Santos Manuel Student Union. The event stood to be equal parts presentation and conversation, Offendum was on a mission to share his abilities to transform Hip-Hop and Arabic poetry into a discussion that focuses on hybridized identities, immigration, refugee crisis and his passion for equality, his family and the culture of Syria. “You allow people to see the humanity in you and you in them through art,” said Offendum, when asked about how his work in hip-hop allows his audience to connect with his … [Read more...] about Syrianamericana: A Nation-State of Mind
Wine and canvas paint
By Arthur Medrano |Staff Writer| An entertaining alternative has arrived that no longer pits the social drinker to drink and drive, but rather to drink and paint. San Bernardino's Generation Now was tactical in its way of having the community break away from the typical hangout to enjoy festivities at the Garcia Center for the Arts in San Bernardino on May 26. The Spirit and Arts event occurs every fourth Friday of the month and relies on receiving donations from local city patrons to provide resources so individuals don't have to worry about purchasing their own art supplies. The Garcia Center, which is run by SB's Valley Concert Association, is also home to artwork and … [Read more...] about Wine and canvas paint
The ins and outs of Homecoming!
By Erika Aguilar |Staff Writer| CSUSB is celebrating its fifth Homecoming and its second Bash, previously known as the Kick off on Oct. 17-22. To commence this week, on Monday, the Spirit Storm , coordinated by Student Engagement, will be taking place at the Library Walkaway and Jack Brown Hall. “I think it’s great that they plan an event like this. Seeing the CSUSB community get together and have these fun activities on campus will get more people to see how great this campus is,” stated student Sandra Gonzalez. "I encourage students to attend the events since it is a great opportunity to meet people with same interests such as same major and could help build connections … [Read more...] about The ins and outs of Homecoming!
Feel the loving embrace of Crush
By Alejandro Cardenas |Staff Writer| It was Valentine's Day and romance was in the air. While many were treating their dates to intimate dinners or cinematic productions, I was taking mine to the sold-out Crush event. Crush is an annual electronic dance music event presented by Insomniac, the organization that gained popularity over the past few years because of its world-famous Electric Daisy Carnival (EDC). The event took place at San Bernardino's National Orange Show (NOS) Events Center and I showed up just as the last few rays of sunlight made the sky glow and set the mood for the Valentine's night. The event began at 6 p.m. and, as I spoke to numerous people waiting to … [Read more...] about Feel the loving embrace of Crush
Alfredo Barcenas: Ready for positive changes next year
By Erica Wong |Staff Writer| Newly elected Associated Students Incorporated (ASI) president Alfredo Barcenas promotes positive change amongst the student body. As a third year political science major, Barcenas has been involved in ASI for as long as he’s been on campus. ASI is a nonprofit student organization with the motto “for the students, by the students.” It’s “student government and student representation at its finest,” said Barcenas. “But it’s also much more than that.” ASI makes sures that the student voice is heard when dealing with educational issues. Students are appointed to various committees with administrators and the president of the university to make sure their … [Read more...] about Alfredo Barcenas: Ready for positive changes next year
Appreciating our Veterans
By Mark Mascetti |Staff Writer| It is our job, I believe, to honor members of the armed forces who served this nation. Let’s come together and show them our support. This Wednesday, the Santos Manuel Student Union will host an Armed Forces Appreciation Day from 4:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. in the Gamers Lounge. Student veterans be able to play free video games and receive free food. What many students don’t realize is that CSUSB was rated as a top university by the Military Advancement Education program for its effort to work with our veterans. “We have had over 200 people apply for the fall quarter that have acknowledged themselves as a veteran,” said Admissions Advisor and … [Read more...] about Appreciating our Veterans
Owen Odigie to run for ASI president
By Jennifer Baeskens |Staff Writer| “CSUSB has given me so much and I want to spend my last year here giving back to the school,” said Owen Odigie, a candidate for ASI president. Owen Odigie is currently ASI Vice President of Finance and is looking at becoming ASI president. This is important to him and he feels like it gives him what he needs to be ASI president. “I love serving students,” said Odigie. Odigie is majoring in Business Administration with a concentration in Finance. He has endorsements from several clubs and associations across campus that include, the Chinese Student Association, Badminton Sports Club, the Finance Management Association, and the Ceramics … [Read more...] about Owen Odigie to run for ASI president
Getting involved and showing ‘Yote Pride
By Mark Mascetti |Staff Writer| School activities are a great way for students to have fun and unwind from school stress. CSUSB’s main website has an event list towards the bottom of the front page that shows upcoming events and activities on campus, as well as the posters all over Santos Manuel Student Union. “The Student Union is a great place for students to get information about school activities,” said Kinesiology major and cheerleader Thelma Robles. “There are literally posters everywhere and a desk to go to for information about pretty much anything,” added Robles. These activities allow students to get to know each other and create a network while maintaining … [Read more...] about Getting involved and showing ‘Yote Pride