A group of 19 Cal State San Bernardino students traveled to China, gaining firsthand experience with healthcare systems, traditional medicine, and cultural practices in Beijing and Shanghai, and a look at how traditional practices and modern innovation intersect within China’s evolving healthcare system.
The Jack H. Brown College of Business and Public Administration honored its top students on May 5, celebrating academic achievement and the journeys behind each success. The ceremony highlighted the role of mentorship, community and perseverance in shaping student excellence at CSUSB.
The university’s School of Computer Science and Engineering marked a milestone this spring as it celebrated the continued expansion of its ExCELS (Experiential Computing and Engaged Learning Scholarships) program and participated in the Defining the Future Conference.
Two-time CSUSB alumna Diana Melendez participated in the university’s online MBA for Executives program to strengthen her leadership and business expertise. The program enabled her to apply data-driven strategies in real time, accelerating both her company’s growth and her own professional development.
RAFFMA will host the opening reception for “Tóonavq cham ‘áa’alvichum,” an exhibition featuring Indigenous basket weaving by Noli Indian School students that reflects ancestral traditions and student experiences, on Thursday, May 21, from 5-8 p.m.
Students in the program are completing two university-level courses taught by CSUSB faculty, Alexandra Cavallaro and Julie Taylor, using the Inside-Out model of prison education. It will be a significant step forward in expanding access to higher education for system-impacted youth ages 18-23.
This installment looks at the university during the 2010s, when Cal State San Bernardino launched student success programs, earned national recognition, advanced sustainability, and strengthened community impact while navigating leadership changes and regional challenges.
Francesca Beer (finance) discussed how reward credit cards work; Stuart Sumida (biology), as president of the Society of Vertebrate Paleontology, was cited in an article on how some paleontologists seek research funding in light of some receiving donations from the late Jeffery Epstein; and Brian Levin (criminal justice, emeritus), was interviewed about “speed running,” the accused gunman in the White House Correspondents Dinner attack, and the federal indictment against the Southern Poverty Law Center.
The CSUSB community joined with city, regional and state officials on May 1 to formally celebrate the completion of the diverging diamond interchange, which improves the flow of traffic traveling through the University Parkway-Interstate 215 interchange to and from the university and in the surrounding area.
The pre-college programs at CSUSB deliver comprehensive academic and personal support services designed to increase high school graduation rates, college enrollment and degree completion.
The festival will take place on Thursday, May 7, showcasing a curated selection of films from more than 200 submissions by emerging filmmakers. Hosted by the student-led Yotie Film Club, the event highlights student creativity, hands-on learning and growing opportunities in film.
The center celebrated a $1 billion economic impact milestone with an immersive evening at the Mission Inn, honoring the people and partnerships behind the achievement, and looking ahead to new initiatives to expand opportunity and drive continued growth across the Inland Empire.