Cal State San Bernardino’s new academic year was in full swing Thursday, with students returning to campus, heading to class, reconnecting with classmates and lunching at the new Coyote Commons along with faculty and staff.
California Native American Day is the final event of the annual California Indian Cultural Awareness Conference for area elementary school children that began on Sept. 24.
The San Manuel Band of Mission Indians has awarded an unprecedented three-year, $960,000 gift to California State University, San Bernardino to increase the college-going rates and success of Native American students.
CSUSB is part of a consortium of 16 CSU and nine UC campuses collectively awarded a five-year, $5 million grant from the National Science Foundation to increase diversity in physics and astronomy through the Cal-Bridge program.
CSUSB faculty and staff who have student loans may have them forgiven or canceled due to their service to the public.
For the fourth time in five years, and for the third consecutive year, the CSUSB club and honor society has been named the best chapter in the nation by the Phi Alpha Theta National History Honor Society.
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.
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.
Cal State San Bernardino has been named to Washington Monthly’s 2018 America’s Best Colleges for Student Voting, a first-of-its-kind list of the schools doing the most to turn students into citizens.