If you spend enough time getting to know a city, you’ll notice official and unofficial monuments of its history. On rare occasions, you might catch sight of grown men in crisp white and sky-blue uniforms kicking up clouds of dust at the diamond on...
The Center for the Study of Hate and Extremism at Cal State San Bernardino issued a position statement on President Donald Trump’s executive order barring the entry of refugees from certain countries for 90 days, and specifically issuing an...
Eighteen Cal State San Bernardino students volunteered part of their weekend to help needy families and the homeless at San Bernardino City Mission in Highland.
The students spent Jan. 21 preparing 275 food boxes, each box weighing about 15 pounds...
Isabel Quintero, a Cal State San Bernardino graduate, was featured in an article written by her former CSUSB English professor, Jackie Rhodes, who now is a professor of writing, rhetoric, and American cultures at Michigan State University.
Quintero...
Local purchasing managers give the region a rosy economic start for 2017.
The Institute of Applied Research at Cal State San Bernardino surveyed 31 purchasing managers. Forty-two percent predicted an upturn in the local economy the coming quarter...
Boosted by increases in all measurements, the Inland Purchasing Managers’ Index grew more than 9 points in January, hitting 56.8 percent and ending three months of reports that showed the area’s manufacturing sector in downturn.
Almost every category...
Students at California State University campuses across the state registered their objections to a proposed 5 percent fee hike, including small events at Cal State San Bernardino and Cal Poly Pomona.
Students For Quality Education, a CSU student...
The Black Faculty, Staff, and Student Association of California State University, San Bernardino will honor community leaders at the 5th Annual Pioneer Breakfast on Friday, Feb. 24. The event will take place in the Santos Manuel Student Union Events...
The cyber security program at Cal State San Bernardino was listed as one of five in the nation that have has been recognized by the National Security Agency, the online news site reported.
The CSUSB program offers certifications in different cyber...
Reports of the Trump administration’s plan to revamp a U.S. government program designed to counter all violent ideologies and going forward only focus on Islamist extremism is raising concerns among those working to counter violent extremism at the...
Kathryn Ervin, professor of theatre arts at Cal State San Bernardino, is directing the play “Love Letters” that also features Ernie Garcia, retired dean of CSUSB’s College of Education, that will be staged today, Friday, Feb. 3, and Saturday, Feb. 4...
Registration is now open for a free, one-day event at Cal State San Bernardino's Santos Manuel Student Union on March 30.
The eighth annual Latino Education Advocacy Days Summit, known as LEAD VIII, will focus on "Sin Fronteras - Education Beyond...