If you want to understand Dilcie Perez’s rise to become one of the most vital leaders in the California State University system, you could do worse than to start with quilt camp. Perez hasn’t been ...
In 2014, two women conducted a writing workshop in the women’s pod of a county jail in Tulsa, Okla.They used poetry and other ...
Nikita Sharma never had visited the United States before, much less California, much less Cal State San Marcos.Even so, as a ...
Cal State San Marcos will participate in the Great California ShakeOut at 10:10 a.m. on Oct. 15. A message will be sent at 10:10 a.m. advising the campus community to “drop, cover and hold on.” The ...
Kevane La'Marr Coleman, the administrative support coordinator of the Art, Media, and Design Department at Cal State San Marcos, will be performing in an upcoming community arts event called “The ...
Osmar Pinto Neto, a professor of kinesiology at CSUSM, and his colleagues created a free, open-source computational tool that lets researchers simulate electrical muscle activity and examine how ...
Sustainability has been woven into the fabric of Cal State San Marcos almost from the inception of the university. Now, CSUSM is taking its biggest step yet in its mission to integrate sustainability ...
The California State University is surveying students, faculty and staff on how they use and experience AI in higher education. The goal of the study is to understand how people in the CSU use AI, ...
The Office of Human Resources is hosting its 5th Annual Spirit of Halloween Employee Contest on Oct. 30. Employees can submit their office’s intent to participate by 5 p.m. on Oct. 21. Decorate your ...
The Cal State San Marcos library is hosting “Voices On The Inside: A Poetic Justice Self-Portrait Poetry and Photography Exhibit” on the third floor of Kellogg Library. For “Voices On The Inside,” ...
Cal State San Marcos’ College of Business Administration is hosting multiple events as part of its fall Business Professional Development class. Networking nights will be held from 5-7:30 p.m. on Oct.