Brian Levin, founding director of CSUSB’s Center for Hate and Extremism, commented on how manifestos by extremists can be both a problem and an evidence, such as in the attempted attack on April 25 of the White House Correspondence Dinner.
Brian Levin, founding director of CSUSB’s Center for Hate and Extremism, was interviewed for a segment about Torrance residents’ reaction to news that the suspect in the April 25 White House Correspondents’ Dinner attack attempt in Washington, D.C...
Brian Levin, CSUSB professor emeritus (criminal justice) and former Sothern Poverty Law Center official in the 1990s, was interviewed about the federal indictment against the group that alleges it defrauded donors and promoted hate.
Brian Levin, CSUSB professor emeritus (criminal justice) and former Sothern Poverty Law Center official in the 1990s, was interviewed about the federal indictment against the group that alleges it defrauded donors and promoted hate. Levin said that...
Cal State San Bernardino’s five commencement ceremonies, set for May 15-16 at the Toyota Arena in Ontario, are listed among the numerous commencement ceremonies for the Class of 2026 scheduled by Inland Empire universities, colleges and high schools...
Nursing Street Medicine Program at the CSUSB Palm Desert Campus is one of 32 Riverside County nonprofits receiving a grant from Kaiser Permanente. The donations are meant to help in high priority areas, including high-quality health care and health...
The CSUSB Palm Desert Campus will be the venue on May 4 for a forum featuring candidates running for Riverside County judge. Three candidates are running for the seat in Riverside County Superior Court Office No. 10.
The article highlighted how the CSUSB men’s pushed Chico State through three playoff holes after the two teams tied in three regulation rounds of golf at the CCAA Championship tournament in Stockton April 20-22.
The keynote address by Valerie Capers Workman at the Defining the Future Conference April 15-16 at CSUSB was featured in an article in Fortune magazine. Workman spoke about the importance of pursuing a college education. “Do not let anyone, not a...
Cal State San Bernardino’s men’s golf team pushed Chico State to a dramatic playoff, but came up a little short in the Coyotes’ quest for the CCAA Championship title during the three-day tournament in Stockton that ended on April 22.
Cal State San Bernardino junior Bernice White was a guest on the podcast on Black student success to chat with M'Cheala Prince (also a graduate of CSUSB) about enduring through setbacks in her education journey to get where she is today.
Nubian Nelson, a first year student at CSUSB, was one of the guests interviewed for the podcast focusing on Black student success, and discussed the transition from being a high school student to college student.