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.
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.
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.
CSUSB marketing students will host the golf tournament on Friday, May 1, at Dos Lagos Golf Course, applying classroom concepts to plan and execute a large-scale community event. Proceeds will support student scholarships while giving participants the opportunity to engage with and invest in hands-on student learning.
Loren Malul’s MFA exhibition, “Epiphanies,” is a surrealist exhibition exploring personal transformation. It will be on view May 2-June 2 at the All Eyes Gallery in San Bernardino. An opening reception will take place at the gallery on Saturday, May 2, from 6:30-9:30 p.m.
A free, daylong conference at RAFFMA will showcase capstone research by six CSUSB Art History/Global Cultures students, alongside a keynote by renowned scholar Amelia Jones. Open to the public, the event highlights global perspectives in contemporary art and student scholarship.
The CSUSB Model UN team had 5 students who received position paper awards across three committees, and a delegation award of honorable mention at the 2026 National United Nations Conference in New York City, the largest and most prestigious, diverse and longest university-level Model UN.
CSUSB business students stood out among top collegiate competitors across California. Their success highlights strong academic preparation and the ability to apply business skills in real-world, competitive settings.
CSUSB’s College of Natural Sciences hosted the CNS Science Carnival, welcoming nearly 500 Inland Empire students, teachers, staff and families for a day of hands-on STEM exploration. The event featured interactive exhibits, live demonstrations and engaging learning experiences led by CSUSB faculty, staff and students.