Edna Martinez, associate vice president and administrator in charge of the Cal State San Bernardino, Palm Desert Campus and a 2025 Excelencia Policy Fellow, wrote an article on dual enrollment and how it can be enhanced to benefit students and the...
The city of Indio has announced the successful completion of its first-ever internal Suit Up for Success clothing drive, a community-driven effort with the Career Center at the CSUSB Palm Desert Campus. The clothing drive was organized to help local...
Laguna Woods resident John Peters, who earned a MA in education at the CSUSB Palm Desert Campus, will screen a documentary about the Amish village in Pennsylvania where he grew up. Peters tells the story of the Amish in Intercourse, Pa., in a film he...
An industry news site featured the work of CSUSB’s Digital Transformation team and Concept3D to develop interactive digital maps for students. “By making campus information more accessible and intuitive, the partnership helps students feel confident...
The Rebuilding Nursing Infrastructure initiative at Santiago Canyon College includes the establishment of a pipeline from the Orange County college to four-year nursing degree programs at CSUSB and UC Irvine. Dean of CSUSB’s College of Natural...
Dixon City Manager Jim Lindley, a graduate of CSUSB, announced his retirement after a 28-year career in public service, most recently as the Northern California’s chief executive officer for the past 14 years. Lindley earned his master’s degree in...
CSUSB’s Tiina Mittler, executive director of the Performing Arts Center, and Matthew Poole, professor and interim chair of the departments of music and theatre arts, discussed the new Performing Arts Center and its impact on campus and in the...
More than 100 students in the Coachella Valley received a total of nearly $360,000 in scholarships from the Carreón Foundation during an awards ceremony in Indio. Past recipients have gone on to attend universities across the country, including Cal...
The Carreón Foundation awarded 120 scholarships to students in the Coachella Valley. Cal State San Bernardino has been a college of choice among scholarship recipients.
More than 100 Coachella Valley students received scholarships from the nonprofit Dr. Carreón Foundation, which has awarded nearly $3 million in scholarships to almost 1,420 students since its founding. Scholarship recipients have gone on to attend...
Two-time alumnus Matthew Markin, an academic advisor in the Academic Success and Undergraduate Advising Office (ASUA), was named the recipient of CSUSB’s 2026 Outstanding Professional Academic Advisor Award. The recognition honors advisors who go...
“Homeless people face, arguably, the highest victimization levels of virtually anyone in society,” said Brian Levin, founder of the Center for the Study of Hate and Extremism at California State University, San Bernardino. An investigation by LAist...