The Spanish-language news site of the Southern California Newspaper Group published an article on CSUSB President Terri Gómez as she begins her tenure at the university. The article was originally published on Sept. 8.
Joseph Klunder, a graduate of CSUSB (MA career and technical education), wrote in support of “local investment in the high school-community college-work pipeline and how Orange County could benefit economically from making career and technical...
Cal State San Bernardino will be among the institutions represented at Imperial Valley College's annual College and University Day on Sept. 24.
Entering its seventh year, Cal State San Bernardino’s Conversations on Race and Policing series began the 2026-27 academic year by examining incarceration, labor and citizenship in Puerto Rico. Caroline Parker, a University College London...
Small business owners and entrepreneurs interested in learning about artificial intelligence and other technologies to strengthen their business will have an opportunity to enroll in a free “mini MBA” course at Cal State San Bernardino’s Palm Desert...
In a college sports roundup: “The numbers continue to add up for Kim Cherniss. Cal State San Bernardino’s long-time volleyball coach recently collected her 800th collegiate victory when the Coyotes defeated No. 19 Simon Fraser University 25-13, 17-25...
Cal State San Bernardino is offering a free 10-week “Mini MBA” program in Palm Desert for people looking to start a business or grow an existing company. The program begins September 18 and will be held at the Palm Desert Entrepreneurial Resource...
California State University, San Bernardino’s Randall W. Lewis School of Entrepreneurship and Innovation is offering a free 10-week "Mini MBA" program in Palm Desert focused on artificial intelligence and cybersecurity starting Sept. 18. The Fall...
Brian Levin – founder of the Center for the Study of Hate and Extremism and professor emeritus of criminal justice at CSUSB, a criminologist and civil rights attorney – discussed with program host Ian Masters the increase in people who see violence...
From The Sun: “For Terri Gómez, Cal State San Bernardino’s first female and Latina president, her new job is personal. Gómez, who hails from Colton, called her appointment to lead in San Bernardino, where she also went to school, “a homecoming.” Now...
Cal State San Bernardino is getting an artificial intelligence research center. Rep. Pete Aguilar, D-San Bernardino, and U.S. Sen. Adam Schiff announced in a news release that they secured more than $1 million in federal dollars for the cause. The...
Research by then-CSUSB graduate student Ramtin Ranjpour, “Empowering Change to Shape Tomorrow: An Integrated Marketing Communications Plan for the Building Wealth Initiative,” was cited in an article about the wealth gap in Riverside County.