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Prominent conservative media personality, co-founder of Turning Point USA, and close ally of President Trump, Charlie Kirk, was assassinated on the Utah Valley University campus on Sept 10, while hosting a stop on his “Prove Me Wrong” tour. For University students across America, and here at CSUSB, this news hits differently as it removes another layer of sa
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Cal State San Bernardino stayed unbeaten Saturday afternoon, shutting down Concordia University Irvine 1–0 in a 12:30 kickoff at Premier Field soccer.
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California State University calls itself “the first and largest AI-powered public university system,” a sweeping promise to make tools and training available to 460,000 students and 63,000 faculty and staff. The press release makes grand claims, such as “AI Educational Innovations” and an AI Commons meant to transform teaching, learning, and research. The ex
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Rhinoceros opens on the Barnes Stage with the kind of energy and interaction that makes the absurd feel strangely familiar. Eugène Ionesco’s classic is known for its frenetic chaos, but this CSUSB Department of Theatre Arts production, directed by Terry Donovan Smith, chooses a different path. The tension builds steadily, the comedy comes from character rath
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San Bernardino is one of the first thirty cities in California to earn the Clean California Community designation, a Caltrans and California sponsored recognition for cities that commit to keeping streets cleaner and neighborhoods better maintained. Councilperson Mario Flores says the effort is already changing how residents see their community, and Cal Stat
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California State University students increasingly face a harsh truth: even if tuition is low, the cost of staying in school remains high. Against the backdrop of a new system-wide economic report and federal policy shifts, many CSUSB students are paying more than meets the eye.
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The launch of Pacific Review Issue 44 brought students, faculty, families and community members together Dec. 3 inside Pfau Library 4005 to celebrate the breadth of creative work produced across the CSUSB campus. The annual literary journal, themed “Roots, Regret and Revelations,” features poetry, fiction, investigative journalism, photography and visual art
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An investigation into CSUSB's proposed IRA fee increase examines the student survey, funding allocations, and concerns about transparency in the consultation process.
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After months of protests, petitions, and faculty opposition, CSUSB has approved a $301 annual IRA fee increase. Here's how students responded and what comes next.
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The CSU will commit at least $842,836 in salary and allowances during the coming year as its new president takes office and its former president begins a broadly defined systemwide assignment. The California State University Board of Trustees appointed S. Terri Gomez as the next president of Cal State San Bernardino on July 22. This is the university’s first
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