The Sun — The newspaper published an article about the campaign for the state’s 47th Assembly District, in which Cal State San Bernardino graduate and incumbent Assemblywoman Cheryl Brown is running against Eloise Reyes.
Brown and Reyes...
The Press-Enterprise — First-term Assemblyman Jay Obernolte, R-Big Bear Lake, is facing Republican-turned-Democrat Scott Markovich, who earned his teaching credential from Cal State San Bernardino, for the 33rd Assembly seat this fall.
The 33rd...
Long Beach Press-Telegram — Laura Beeman, a former Cal State San Bernardino women’s basketball standout, made an indelible mark as head coach of the Mt. San Antonio College women’s basketball team. Now she’s making one at the University of Hawaii...
Fox Sports Asia — The professional basketball career of former Cal State San Bernardino basketball standout Jimmy Alapag, was featured by the sports news website in the Philippines. Listed at 5-foot-7, Alapag is one of the shortest active players in...
The Press-Enterprise — The Cal State San Bernardino women’s volleyball team won its match, 3-2, against visiting UC San Diego on Oct. 14, the newspaper reported in a sports roundup. Jayann DeHoog led the Coyotes with 51 assists and had one ace...
The Baltimore Sun — In Maryland, the number of hate crimes against Muslims jumped from one in 2014 to 14 last year, according to new research from the Center for the Study of Hate and Extremism at California State University, San Bernardino. Muslims...
The Sun — Prospective college students and their parents can learn more about what Cal State San Bernardino has to offer at its annual open house Saturday.
The event is hosted by the university’s Office of Admissions and Student Recruitment.
The...
The Sun — Larry Gaines, chair of Cal State San Bernardino’s criminal justice department, is quoted in an article about community policing, and the effort one San Bernardino Police officer, Sgt. Christopher Gray, is putting into it. Gray says, “You...
The Orange County Register — Andreas Beyersdorf, a Cal State San Bernardino assistant professor of chemistry and biochemistry, is quoted in an article about Donald Blake, a UC Irvine professor of chemistry and a leader in climate change research....
Consumer Electronics Net — Recognizing the company’s ongoing contributions to educational initiatives aimed at building tomorrow's business leaders, an Inland Empire consortium has bestowed a 2016 Global Innovation Award on SolarMax Technology, Inc...
Palm Desert Patch — Helping underserved existing and aspiring businesses in the eastern Coachella Valley is the target of a $45,000 U.S. Department of Agriculture Rural Development Grant awarded to the Inland Empire Small Business Development Center...
Inland Valley Daily Bulletin — President Barack Obama’s Deferred Action for Children Arrivals, or DACA, has encouraged more students to consider graduate school since they would be authorized to work in the U.S. and put their degrees to use, the...