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CSUSB thanks donors for supporting Mexico Study Abroad Program

Cal State San Bernardino hosted a ceremony thanking donors who supported 20 students who will be studying abroad in Mexico City this summer. Several businesses and the Consul of Mexico in San Bernardino joined efforts and raised enough funds to assist each of the students with a $1,500 scholarship.

C.E. “Tapie” Rohm (1947-2017)

Information and Decision Sciences professor emeritus C.E. “Tapie” Rohm Jr. died earlier today, June 21, after a lengthy struggle with cancer. Rohm, who recently retired from CSUSB after 36 years of service, served as Bearer of the Mace for the J.H.B. College of Business and Public Administration Commencement.
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IE Girl Scouts learn about cyber security at CSUSB GenCyber camps

About 250 Girl Scouts from the inland region will learn about cyber security at two GenCyber summer camps held at Cal State San Bernardino. The scouts will learn how to hack drones, secure passwords, explore cyber forensics, practice internet safety, play cyber capture the flag and learn team building skills.
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Jake Terry seeks answers in the star-filled heavens

Jake Terry always looked up into the night sky, asking the fundamental questions we all have: “Why are we here?” “How did we get here?” “How did this all start?” A junior physics major at CSUSB, he’s in the NASA Pathways Program working to find answers to those questions.
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Summer school grants to be offered to seniors to graduate early

CSUSB will encourage eligible seniors to take classes this summer by offering funding through a specially created $1 million grant that will pay for up to 12 units of summer tuition as part of the university’s commitment to help seniors graduate sooner and increase graduation rates.
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CSUSB celebrated its 50th Commencement exercises

Nearly 3,000 students from CSUSB’s five colleges (Arts & Letters, Social & Behavioral Sciences, Education, Natural Sciences, and JH Brown Business & Public Administration) reached a milestone last weekend as they graduated in a milestone for the university – its 50th Commencement exercises.
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Palm Desert Campus celebrates its largest graduating class

CSUSB’s Palm Desert Campus had the largest number of participants in its history as 308 students were in cap and gown for the June 15 Commencement. The ceremony also included 28 of 30 graduates from its first freshman class. The other two graduates will be participting in the San Bernadino ceremonies.
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