Visailia Times-Delta — The highlight of the Tulare County Office of Education’s STEM Expo on March 12 will be a presentation by Stuart Sumida, a paleontologist and comparative anatomist who teaches animal and human anatomy at Cal State San Bernardino...
Inland Valley Daily Bulletin —Louis Brewster, in his "random thoughts" column, wrote: “It had been a good long while since a Cal State San Bernardino softball pitcher threw a no-hitter. To be exact, it was March 8, 2006 when Roz Rios defeated UC San...
Student Elena Palacios was working out at Cal State San Bernardino’s Student Wellness and Recreation Center on a September day, when she collapsed from a seizure.
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The Sun — The past, present and future will be the focus of this year’s Cal State San Bernardino President’s Showcase, the newspaper reported before the March 5 event.
Celebrating 50 years, the Showcase is set to feature students and alumni with a...
The Press-Enterprise — Cal State San Bernardino professor emerita Sant Khalsa will speak today, Monday, March 7, on campus.
The 5:30 p.m. talk will be at the Robert and Frances Fullerton Museum of Art. It coincides with “Intimate Landscapes,” an...
LatinoLA.com — When Tom Rivera, Henry Vasquez and Frank Acosta embarked on their South Colton Oral History Project, they merely wanted to interview those who made their homes in what was known for years as "the Mexican side of town."
The interviews...
The Press-Enterprise — Former Major League Baseball pitcher Fernando Valenzuela was a surprise guest at a recent gathering at Mitla Café put together by the Latino Baseball History Project. The project is run through Cal State San Bernardino’s John M...
DemocracyNow.org — After initially refusing to condemn an endorsement from former KKK leader David Duke, Donald Trump has faced a series of questions about why his campaign has been so embraced by Neo-Nazis and Klansmen. Democracy Now spoke with...
The Christian Science Monitor — In an article about former extremists who have become forces for peace, it is important that the former radicals get a chance to completely recover before they try to help others, says Brian Levin, director at the...
CBSLA.com — Brian Levin, an attorney and the director of the Center for the Study of Hate and Extremism at Cal State San Bernardino, commented on the case of an Egyptian student who on Facebook threatened presidential candidate Donald Trump. Levin...
High Desert Daily — The Inland Empire Latino Book and Family Festival takes place Saturday, April 30, from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. at Cal State San Bernardino’s Santos Manuel Student Union.
The festival supports the Vision2Read campaign because it...
Penn State News — Scott Phillips, a Cal State San Bernardino graduate who is now an associate professor of chemistry at Penn State and holder of the Lou Martarano Career Development Professorship, has been honored with the inaugural Stephen and...