“Run. Hide. Fight.” The University Police Department shares survival techniques
Do you know what to do in an active shooter situation? On Wednesday, January 29, the University Police Department (UPD) hosted a free course available to staff and students on how to survive during a...
View ArticleAI Cody Coyote soon to appear on smartphones
Personalized chatbots on a new myCoyote app will provide automated answers regarding general campus information, advising, financial aid, and more. In approximately two years, AI Cody, through a...
View ArticleSuperbowl LIV
After over 50 years, the Kansas City Chiefs found themselves at Superbowl LIV at the Hard Rock Stadium in Miami Gardens, Florida against the San Francisco 49ers, who won their last Super bowl in 1995....
View Article“Queers Policing Queers”
The Queer and Transgender Resource Center continues to demonstrate that our fellow students and classmates have a safe space to converse about their sexuality during the Queers Policing Queers event....
View ArticleCampus’ plans for Black History Month
The month of February becomes an exciting time for the CSUSB campus as the institution goes all out to celebrate Black History Month. Pan-African clubs, organizations, faculty, staff, and...
View ArticleRaising awareness on US and Iran relations
The Center for Islamic and Middle Eastern Studies hosted an event called “The United States and Iran: From Manufactured Crisis to the Brink of War” on February 6, 2020. The event completely dedicated...
View ArticleOpinions: on university’s population of female professors
How many professors of color have you had throughout your entire school career? For CSUSB, diversity is big. Representation of different cultures, races, ethnicities, and genders is important to exist...
View ArticleIssues emerge on shared governance
The topic of shared governance on CSUSB’s campus has been heating up, especially with the Q2S conversion occurring soon, but who exactly has the final say in the University’s final decision-making is...
View ArticleUniversity Dance Company leapt on for “One Last Dance”
CSUSB’s University Dance Company (UDC) performed one last show with their current director, Janys Antonio who is retiring after having been UDC’s director for over 22 years. The show lasted from...
View ArticleSexting: a criminal trend on the rise
San Bernardino County Sheriff’s Department teamed up with the Redlands Unified School District (RUSD) to discuss “Sexting: Teen Criminal Trend” with concerned parents on February 10, 2020. Clark...
View ArticleLearning about impostor syndrome from the summit for Social Justice
As a Cal State, not many political and social events or organizations are offered on campus, as compared to UCs. However, on Friday, February 7, students were given the opportunity to learn more about...
View ArticleSextortion addressed in symposium on human trafficking
Human trafficking is an ongoing issue that has become a more recent topic of discussion in the Inland Empire. While it is viewed as an abduction, however, predators are evolving and moving past white...
View ArticleVISUAL Frequency
Photo courtesy of Laura Muñoz SAN BERNARDINO, Calif. — Visual Frequency – a student exhibition will be featured in the Robert and Frances Fullerton Museum of Art’s Dutton Family Gallery at California...
View ArticleCSUSB’s Alumni Night game
As a celebration for the graduates, CSUSB created an event – the hockey game for alumni – for students to watch and enjoy. The Ontario Reign hockey game will take place at the Toyota Arena, on February...
View ArticleChildren learn how to code through video games
Nowadays, children have the opportunity to learn about coding in an entertaining way. On February 22, parents brought their children to the Yasuda Center to attend courses on programming held by Kids...
View Article“Sonic the Hedgehog” movie review
Video game movies have a bad reputation in the movie industry. Critics say that these movies do not use the source material, or that they only exist for the paychecks. However they need just as much...
View ArticleWelcoming of a New Bishop
Both CSUSB and Palm Desert Catholic Newman Clubs are preparing to welcome their new bishop for the Diocese of San Bernardino. For over 25 years, Bishop Gerald R. Barnes has led the Diocese of San...
View ArticleSan Bernardino County Hesperia High soccer team makes CIF finals
The Hesperia Boys soccer team hosted and played against Riverside’s Norte Vista boys for the CIF semi-finals on February 22, 2020. Hesperia’s Anthony Lopez scored a goal in the game’s 12th minute and...
View ArticleBinge-worthy shows to watch on Netflix
With winter quarter coming to a close, there is one thing on most students’ minds: spending their first official day off binge-watching Netflix. All the stress of finals is finally simmering down, and...
View ArticleLearning about impostor syndrome from the summit for Social Justice
As a Cal State, not many political and social events or organizations are offered on campus, as compared to UCs. However, on Friday, February 7, students were given the opportunity to learn more about...
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