Renee Chastain (nursing) was interviewed about the university’s new Doctor of Nursing Practice program and Brian Levin (criminal justice, emeritus) shared his analysis about the incident in which a FlyDubai co-pilot attacked his captain as the plane flew from Dubai, United Arab Emirates, to Tel Aviv, Israel.
CSUSB graduate student Mayra Silva Barcenas received national recognition at the American Chemical Society Fall Meeting 2026 for her glucose-monitoring research, with her poster selected among the conference’s top 10 and receiving the Best Digital Poster Award.
For 40 years, the Palm Desert Campus has fulfilled its mission of expanding access to higher education and increasing educational attainment for residents throughout the Coachella Valley.
Industry partnerships, hands-on learning and ongoing program assessment support career preparation as Cal State San Bernardino’s computer science and computer engineering programs meet rigorous professional standards.
Since its establishment, the Rogers Scholarship program has awarded more than $2 million to Palm Desert Campus students, helping them pursue their educational and professional goals.
Whether prospective students want to begin classes in January or August, Cal State San Bernardino is accepting applications for both spring and fall 2027. The spring application deadline has been extended to Oct. 15 for first-time freshmen and transfer students, while fall applications are now open for submission.
Students, faculty, staff and community members are invited to participate in activities and programs throughout October.
First-time freshmen and transfer students have more time to apply to Cal State San Bernardino and start their CSUSB journey in January.
Pamela Medina, associate professor of public administration at CSUSB, earns national recognition for research exploring how trauma-informed teaching can help students thrive during uncertain times.
CSUSB’s 9th annual ShEconomy brings together accomplished women leaders from entertainment, banking and higher education on Thursday, Oct. 22, at the Santos Manuel Student Union South Theater. They’ll share insights on building careers, creating financial opportunities and stepping into leadership in a changing world of work.
With robots, virtual reality and AI-powered tools, CSUSB’s new AI Research and Retraining Center will explore how emerging technologies are reshaping the workplace — and turn that research into practical training to help Inland Empire workers adapt, build new skills and prepare for what comes next.
Under the two-year agreement, each institution will contribute $25,000 per academic year, providing a combined $100,000 in scholarship funding.