Coordinated by the Office of Student Engagement, CSUSB had its annual Homecoming on Saturday, Oct. 21, as a way to bring students, alumni, staff and community members together to celebrate what it is like to be a Coyote. “The purpose of Homecoming is celebration,” said Alumni Engagement Coordinator, Crystal Wymer-Lucero. Wymer-Lucero says the event is significant because it brings together everybody and it is also a tradition.“We’re here to celebrate what it means to be a coyote and honor everything we’ve done over the last years,” said Wymer-Lucero.This year's homecoming celebration had over 1,000 members of the Coyote Family.The day was commenced with the Homecoming Bash, which took … [Read more...] about Homecoming Celebrations
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24/7 Study Space
By Samantha Flores |Staff Writer| Technology Services is in the process of providing a 24-hour study space for all students. The purpose of this study space is to give our students another quiet study area on campus that would be open all the time during regular quarters, according to Dr. Samuel Sudhakar, Vice President Information Technology Services. The study space, popularly known as 'The Wedge', is currently open from 6 a.m. to midnight Monday through Friday, until the 24/7 hours of operation are officially implemented. "I think its great because there is no time limit, no interruptions, you don't have to worry about the place closing for the night," said student Alejandra … [Read more...] about 24/7 Study Space
International Market Night
By Arthur Medrano |Staff Writer| The International Market Night is one of the premier events held each year at CSUSB, which draws crowds with music, diverse cuisines, entertainment and artwork from various ethnic cultures. Market-goers had the entire day to sample dishes from several different countries as they walked around the library lawn. Across the field, flags were showcasing the diverse cultures in attendance while the DJ played music spanning from Spanish pop to Bollywood. As an annual event, the crowds seem to grow in size with students, faculty and the public being able to attend this free event. “[This] event that promotes diversity, cultural awareness and just a … [Read more...] about International Market Night
Dirty Radio hosts first annual Localpalooza at Brew Rebellion
By Nicholas Linares |Staff Writer| A legendary day of craft beer, music and vendors came alive on April 15 at Brew Rebellion in San Bernardino. Local band, Syndicates kicked off the festival with a bang as people indulged on craft beer and endless amounts of food. With an enticing $10 all ages pass, the brewery brought out several hundred people to experience the local beers, businesses and music. Musicians such as Firing All Cylinders, Sangre and From Zero to Hero commenced from all over Southern California for the very first Localpalooza. Host Dirty D of Dirty Radio gave away raffle tickets, merchandise and announced local bands as they set the stage for a day of … [Read more...] about Dirty Radio hosts first annual Localpalooza at Brew Rebellion
Thousands gather for Festival of Lights
By Veronica Vicente |Staff Writer| The Los Angeles zoo and Botanical Gardens commenced their annual zoo lights festival on Nov.18, which featured thousands of lights and animal installations to spread holiday spirit. The event brought together more than 170,000 visitors and was awarded the Best Choice Travel award by USA today. Among walking inside, there are several lit paths that take you to different exhibitions of the zoo. “The Lair”, which represents for living amphibians, invertebrates and reptiles was the only exhibition open to the public. It contained a giant green snake covered with bright lights on top of the rooftop,greeting the guests as they walked … [Read more...] about Thousands gather for Festival of Lights
International Market Night
By Zhiying Xu |Staff Writer| Music, free giveaways, art walk, food, inflatables and other fun activities took place at the International Market Night on the Library's Lawn, Nov. 18 from 4p.m. - 9p.m. “We expect to make this night market as well as ‘626 night market’ and we hope it not only attracts student and staff, but also the residents of San Bernardino,” said Center for Global Management of College of Business & Public Administration Daniel Perez. 626 Night Market is one of the original and largest night markets in the United States, with over 200 food, retail, and craft vendors, plus art and musical attractions. “Students organizations will be able to sell food and beverages … [Read more...] about International Market Night
How to: Athletes appetites
By Kieron Coleman |Staff Writer| "Without an adequate amount of carbohydrates and fats in your diet, your muscles will not get the energy they need to perform at optimal levels," according to livestrong.com. Athletes need more calories a day than a regular student to keep energy levels high throughout the educational part of the day and while performing on the field. Eating every couple of hours a day or an equivalent to four or five meals a day is recommended for most athletes when competing in season. This allows the body to meet its requirements that allow it to perform at its highest potential. By doing this, it also allows you to consume the proper amount of nutrients … [Read more...] about How to: Athletes appetites
Enjoy your thanksgiving guilt-free
By Jasmine Perez |Staff Writer| Overindulging in food is one of the toughest struggles when trying to remain healthy during the holidays. According to healthyeating.sfgate.com, "overeating, particularly high-fat, high-calorie foods, can increase your risk of heart disease and type 2 diabetes." Although you can be tempted to continue eating because the food is in sight, stop eating once you are full. A helpful tip to not overindulge is to make sure you eat designated meals before your dinner. Not eating all day so you can save room for your awaited dinner is not a good mindset to have. Have a decent breakfast and light lunch before dinner. If your families thanksgiving … [Read more...] about Enjoy your thanksgiving guilt-free
Exquisite pizzerias in SB County
By Shamce Ahmad |Staff Writer| All across the Inland Empire and San Bernardino County, there are pizzerias littered among the food scene all claiming to be the best around. The three restaurants that I visited were Romano’s Restaurant in Riverside, Vegan Korner in Colton, and The Gourmet Pizza Shoppe in Redlands. Romano’s Italian restaurant and Pizzeria is well-renowned for their expertise in fine Italian dining and pizza-crafting in the style popularized in the city of Chicago. In addition, Romano’s carries a full bar that is a hit among the weekend warriors in Riverside. The Chicago-style ambiance of the building certainly helps in establishing an authentic experience for … [Read more...] about Exquisite pizzerias in SB County
Eureka! A burger joint
By Shamce Ahmad |Staff Writer| Eureka Burger, an establishment located in downtown Redlands, brings new avenues to freshly made burgers at affordable prices for college students who want a little more than just McDonalds. The restaurant is known for their expertise in both craft burgers and beers. Their menu also carries a myriad of other dishes ranging from fresh appetizers to mouth-watering entrees and desserts. The eatery has a certain buzz in the air that gives it quite a unique environment that is embraced by the employees in a welcoming and family-friendly way. Eureka Burger has been in business for six years, starting up in 2009. It takes it's name from the dominant … [Read more...] about Eureka! A burger joint