Elmer Gutierrez, a graduate of CSUSB and now a field technician at Rivers & Lands Conservancy, wrote about his study of the western fence lizard while a graduate student. “I spent countless hours observing them in the field and researching the...
An article featured Ifthikar Shine Nissar, who earned her Ed.D. in educational leadership and administration and master’s in educational leadership from CSUSB. “With her inspiring outlook and multifaceted experience, she brings a refreshing...
Eleven students at California State University, San Bernardino’s Palm Desert Campus have been named Rogers Scholars for the 2026–27 academic year, university officials announced Tuesday. The recipients, selected for their academic achievements...
Brian Levin, a criminal justice professor, emeritus, at Cal State San Bernardino, was interviewed about legislation that would set aside $20 million for personal security and transportation for current and former state elected officials. State...
Two Inland Empire universities – Cal State San Bernardino and the University of Redlands – have been included on TIME’s America’s Best Colleges of 2026-27. No other institution of higher learning in the inland region made the top 500 public and...
Cal State San Bernardino was placed at No. 7 in the nation among colleges and universities that do the best job of educating Hispanic students and preparing them for the workplace, according to an article by Washington Monthly, in collaboration with...
Cal State San Bernardino will be the site of the Inland Empire Black Parent Summit, set for Oct. 17 at the university’s Santos Manuel Student Union. More than 500 parents are expected to attend the fourth annual summit, wrote April Clay, CEO of Clay...
The newscast had a segment on the annual San Manuel Pow Wow set for Sept. 18-20 at Cal State San Bernardino, promoting a free educational event open to guests 21 and over at Yaamava’ Theater on Sept. 2, ahead of the main Pow Wow weekend.
An analysis by co-authored by Meredith Conroy, political science professor at California State University, San Bernardino, how well candidates with STEM backgrounds did in elections was highlighted in an article about their electability and impact...
Sishi Wu (criminal justice) was part of a team of researchers who published a study that considered how “(s)ocial support theory contends that support is the key to crime, yet few studies trace how perceived help evolves across the life course or...
Cari Goetz (psychology) was part of a team of researchers who examined how sex- and age-based divisions of labor, embodied capital, reproductive constraints and intergenerational support jointly shaped human foraging economies and life-history...
Paloma Villegas (sociology) and Tanya Aberman (coordinator of the Sanctuary Scholars programs at York University and Toronto Metropolitan University) published a new book that “explores migrant students' struggles for equitable access to higher...