Brian Levin, director of the Center for the Study of Hate and Extremism at Cal State San Bernardino, commented on the New York City killing in which a U.S. Army veteran sought his victim because of his race.
James Jackson, a white Army veteran intent...
“The targeted murder of an innocent African-American man on the streets of Manhattan by a knife-wielding white supremacist — angered over interracial dating — is yet another chilling alarm that violent hate crime by bigots and hardened extremists is...
Los Angeles Times — The arrest of a teenage Israeli-American for dozens of bomb threats against American Jewish institutions sent relief through Jewish communities Thursday, but raised new questions about the threats and a broader rise in anti...
Brian Levin, director of the Center for the Study of Hate and Extremism at Cal State San Bernardino, appeared on the Los Angeles television station’s “Good Day LA” to discuss the March 22 attack in London and the arrest of an Israeli in the case of...
The Brian Oxman Show — The London terror attack on March 22 was the topic of discussion when The Brian Oxman Show hosted Kevin Grisham, assistant director of the the Center for the Study of Hate and Extremism and associate professor of geography and...
A recent California State University, San Bernardino research report shows the relationship between homeownership and sociological outcomes such as health, educational attainment, inequality, crime and poverty in California.
The report, “California...
— A January 2017 research report from California State University, San Bernardino shows the relationship between homeownership and sociological factors in San Bernardino County affect outcomes such as educational attainment, health, crime, inequality...
High-ranking state officials and the chief consul of Mexico in San Bernardino will deliver keynote addresses at the 8thannual Latino Education and Advocacy Days Summit (LEAD VIII) at Cal State San Bernardino on Thursday, March 30, with the focus on...
An article listing all the events celebrating the Cesar Chavez holiday included the Sixth Annual Cesar E. Chavez Memorial Breakfast, which is set for Saturday, April 1, at Cal State San Bernardino’s Santos Manuel Student Union.
Scheduled speakers...
Ryan Navaroli, who played baseball for two years for Cal State San Bernardino, is now a nationally ranked player in a game called “spikeball,” the Santa Cruz-based news website reported.
“It’s like beach volleyball, except it’s a 360-degree game with...
A paper by Cal State San Bernardino researchers on “friendship at first sight” continues to get news coverage, with the online magazine being the latest to examine friendship chemistry.
Researchers Kelly Campbell and Matt Riggs, both CSUSB psychology...
Sixteen California State University, San Bernardino students recently shadowed the Palm Springs Unified School District’s eight school nurses in the second year of collaboration with the university. Each student spent one or two days with a school...