The volunteer paint project at Live Oak was part of national “Make A Difference Day” on Oct. 27, held by the Inland Empire United Way to help rejuvenate the school.
News media continue to call on Brian Levin (criminal justice) for perspective on the Pittsburgh synagogue shooting and the arrest of the suspect in the mailing of pipe bombs.
CSUSB continues to be among the top universities in the country in awarding degrees to Hispanics and total Hispanic student population, according to data compiled by the U.S. Department of Education and listed by Hispanic Outlook in Higher Education.
CSUSB’s Department of Theatre Arts presents its 2018-19 Season to Shout About, featuring a 1960s Malibu beach party gone wrong, a tale of star-crossed love in the Midwest, and a Tony-Award winning New York musical from the creator of “Hamilton."
CSUSB alum Doug Grover, ’12 B.S. biochemistry, says CSUSB was his school of choice and credits the university and the chemistry department faculty for inspiring him to go on to the field of medicine.
Kelly Campbell (psychology) and Tiffany Jones (history) publish an article in the journal PURM, Brian Levin (criminal justice) is included in coverage of recent hate crimes, and Juan Delgado (English) and Thomas McGovern (art) are mentioned.
Local authors from the Inland Empire, including members of the CSUSB Written by Veterans writing club, will be celebrated at the High Desert Book Festival on Saturday, Nov. 3 in Apple Valley.
The program was created to provide the students with early college awareness, preparedness and information to increase the number of African-American and Latino males who enroll and graduate from college.
About 1,500 alumni, family and friends celebrated CSUSB’s Homecoming at the Coyote Dining Quad, featuring food vendors, a beer garden, photo booth, family-fun kid zone, a DJ, giveaways and the Coyote women’s volleyball defeating Cal State LA.
The Thomsons, who support U.S. military students through the Zapletal Charitable Trust Scholarship, met with students, faculty and staff during their visit.
Barbara Sirotnik, director of the Institute of Applied Research, and Brian Levin, director of the Center for the Study of Hate and Extremism, are sought out by news media.