The department earned the 2026 Achievement of Excellence in Procurement Award while simultaneously implementing CSUBuy, the university’s new e-procurement system.
Meredith Conroy (political science) wrote on how women in with political power are portrayed by the entertainment media, Stuart Sumida (biology), in his capacity as president of the Society of Vertebrate Paleontology, spoke about a lawsuit over the shrinking of the Bears Ears, Utah, National Monument, and Mike Stull (entrepreneurship) was quoted in an article about Palm Springs City Council investing $1 million in BizUp: Palm Springs.
The “What Is Antiracism?” author will examine issues involving race during a Conversations on Race and Policing presentation at noon Wednesday, Sept. 30, on Zoom.
Following the 30th annual San Manuel Pow Wow last weekend, the Yuhaaviatam of San Manuel Nation will host a celebration of California Native American Day Friday, Sept. 25, from 6-9 p.m., at Cal State San Bernardino.
Fourteen CSUSB faculty and staff members are being recognized for helping plan the spring 2026 Science Carnival, which welcomed nearly 500 Inland Empire students, teachers, staff and families.
For Hispanic Heritage Month, CSUSB celebrates Angela Padilla Vidarte, parent and family programs coordinator, whose journey from navigating an unfamiliar language and education system to helping families find their place at Cal State San Bernardino demonstrates how realizing your talent can create a lasting impact.
Faculty experts will share their latest scholarship during three free public presentations Oct. 1, Oct. 29 and Nov. 5, offered in person and online. All events will take place from noon-1 p.m. in the Faculty Center for Excellence, PL-4005, with a Zoom option available.
Cal State San Bernardino ranks No. 3 for social mobility and No. 9 among public regional universities in the West, while earning recognition for value and academics.
History major and first-generation student Kim Rosas came to CSUSB with one path in mind. Then a renewed love of filmmaking, new mentors and a willingness to get involved helped her see just how much she was capable of.
CSUSB will celebrate Homecoming Week with events at the San Bernardino and Palm Desert campuses, culminating in the Homecoming Bash and women’s volleyball match on Oct. 10.
Army veteran, first-generation college student and nonprofit leader Damian C. Duncan will receive the California State University’s highest student distinction for achievement, service and perseverance.
Jerry Tello is the 2026 Padrino de Honor, and Josefina E. Canchola is the 2026 Madrina de Honor for LEAD Summit XV, scheduled for Oct. 16 at CSUSB. The free conference will bring educators, students, researchers, community leaders and advocates together to discuss Latino education, educational leadership and social justice.