70-day service challenge kicks off Jan. 21 CSU Monterey Bay students will observe Martin Luther King’s birthday on Jan. 21 by participating in a march in Seaside and helping with a food and cloth...
April 14, 2010** ** Since 2000, CSU Monterey Bay's Camp SEA Lab has helped youngsters discover the ocean through summer camps and outdoor school programs. Students get their hands wet through k...
***The Cal State Monterey Bay women’s basketball team celebrates its California Collegiate Athletic Association championship on March 1 following a victory over Sonoma State in the Kelp Bed at ...
COLLEGE IS FOR YOU, ADMINISTRATORS TELL CHURCH MEMBERS Parishioners at two local churches will get more than a sermon at the Feb. 28 services. They’ll get a pitch for the value of a college educa...
Posted on Oct 30, 2006 Streets and parks were beautified Saturday as an assortment of groups volunteered to help in their community for Make a Difference Day in Salinas. More than 150 volunteers –...
‘Carmel-by-the-Sea’ gets first local screening The newly launched Monterey Bay Film Society will hold its first big public event – a screening of “Carmel-by-the-Sea” – on March 19 at Sunset Cente...
A dormitory complex for almost 600 CSU Monterey Bay students to be built by a private developer won fairly easy approval from the Marina City Council. – Monterey Herald, July 3, 2013
Marina Mayor Bruce Delgado presented a ceremonial key to the city to President Dianne Harrison as part of Otter Fest 2010, the city’s welcome-back event for students held Aug. 29, the first Sun...
Those involved say there is much to be proud of when talking about The Promontory – the multi-million dollar 579-bed student housing project about to open at CSUMB. – Monterey Herald, ...
Change: Observations on the shifting ecology of the Sanctuary Change is the only constant in the universe. Change alone is unchanging. So said Heraclitus of Ephesus more than 2,000 years ago, and i...
Oct. 5, 2010 UROC PLAYS BIG ROLE IN SUCCESS OF UNDERGRADUATE RESEARCH EFFORTS CSU Monterey Bay students took a first-place award and a third at the Society for the Advancement of Chicanos...
Emily Aiken sounds like a campus recruiter when she explains why she chose CSU Monterey Bay for graduate school. “It’s got a booming marine science program,” she said, “and an excellent fac...
Tiffany Barber has big plans. They include graduating from CSU Monterey Bay, earning a Ph.D., and serving others. Those plans got a boost when she was accepted into the undergraduate schola...
Outstanding research by CSU Monterey Bay students on topics ranging from bat foraging to visitor engagement at museums was presented at a competition in late April at CSU Bakersfield. The C...
Jazz-playing brothers Remy and Pascal Le Boeuf will present a master class at Cal State Monterey Bay on May 7. The public is invited to join students in the university’s Music and Performing Ar...
Veronica Gonzalez works with young people in her position with Monterey County's Division of Behavioral Health, helping them transition into adulthood. She's enthusiastic about her job, and she...
Reports frequently place U.S. students well below their international peers in math knowledge and performance. The secret to improving those rankings is no secret at all, if you listen to D...
According to the Legislative Analyst’s Office, 50 percent of high school students admitted to CSU campuses require remedial math. This is not news to Hongde Hu, chair of the math and statistics...
“I know I made the right decision coming to CSUMB,” said Lilyana Gross. “The school and the faculty have gotten me where I am today.” That would be Harvard, where she is spending the summer a...
Another math major has earned recognition for his outstanding work in the classroom – the third student honored in the last few months. Radoslav Vuchkov has been selected for the Mathematics ...
“By teaching, we touch the lives of other people.” That simple statement explains why Javier Martinez-Cabrera decided to be a teacher. It’s a sentiment shared by Cindy Fowles, who decided on ...
CSUMB wins HP award Math program selected as one of 10 exemplary projects worldwide Cal State Monterey Bay has earned an EdTech Innovators Award from Hewlett Packard and the New Media Conso...
Destinations include Stanford, UC Santa Cruz, USC To Brenda Perez, math is essential to everyday life. “I like how you can relate everything to mathematics, one way or another,” said the senior f...
The Salinas Valley is doing its part to reduce the shortage of math teachers in the U.S. Three local young women are headed to graduate school and then to the nearest classroom. The trio will b...
Dozens of students from Rolling Hills Middle School in Wattsonville voluntarily spent their last week of winter break studying algebra – and having fun. The Algebra Academy was held at the ...
CSU Monterey Bay is looking for local professionals to help at a career expo on April 27. Organized by faculty members from the statistics, math and technology departments, along with the u...
The Matsui Foundation is awarding more than $1 million in scholarships to students enrolling in CS-in-3, an innovative computer science bachelor’s degree program offered by CSUMB and Ha...
Posted on May 15, 2008 Txt Msgs Alert U Cell phones transmit safety alerts at CSUMB• Cell phones - a convenient way to send greetings to friends and family via text messages - have been tr...
Txt Msgs Alert U*Cell phones transmit safety alerts at CSUMB*? Cell phones - a convenient way to send greetings to friends and family via text messages - have been transformed int...
Posted on Sep 15, 2005 The map of Mexico is dotted with their strange sounding names. Palenque. Chichen Itza. Uxmal. Merida. The mystery and grandeur of these Mayan ruins have beckoned travel...
The map of Mexico is dotted with their strange sounding names. Palenque. Chichen Itza. Uxmal. Merida. The mystery and grandeur of these Mayan ruins have beckoned travelers for centuries. Ma...
Professor Bernardo Ca’amal Itzá, the United Nations representative for the Mayan People, will visit Cal State Monterey Bay on Oct. 6 as part of Hispanic Heritage Month. “The Wisdom of Mayan...
Research conducted by Jarrett Bachman of CSUMB’s College of Business reveals that Laguna Seca Raceway contributed more than $60 million to the Monterey County economy in 2015. – The Salinas Ca...
Mazda Raceway Laguna Seca contributed more than $62 million in direct economic benefit and more than $5 million in taxes during this year’s major racing season, according to a study by a CSU Mo...
The McNair Scholars program received $1.1 million in renewed funding for five years to help prepare undergraduate students for graduate school. – @aascu, Oct. 17, 2012
May 7, 2009 McNair Scholars prepare for grad school Soaring toward advanced degrees on astronaut's legacy For some college students, summer is a time to put the books away for a few mo...
An astronaut who died in the 1986 Challenger disaster is inspiring college students to attend graduate school. Cal State Monterey Bay has been awarded a five-year, $1.1 million grant from t...
Hugo Morales, who built a community radio station for California farmworkers into a national Latino public media network, will be the keynote speaker at CSU Monterey Bay’s commencement ceremony...
CSUMB senior Donny Medlinger signed a free-agent contract with the Arizona Diamondbacks and will report to Salt River Fields near Scottsdale for extended spring training. He becomes the first p...
Otters Jason Owen named Coach of the Year CSU Monterey Bay's men's golf team won its second straight California Collegiate Athletic Association (CCAA) championship on April 19 at Hunter Ranch G...
Follow the Otters at the national championship May 17-20 As soon as the members of the Otter men's golf team finished play in last year's NCAA Division II national championship -- where they plac...
Jamie Tworkowski didn’t expect to start an internationally known organization. He didn’t do it for money, praise or fame. His motivation was simple – he started a suicide prevention group to ...
The Fowler Museum at UCLA will honor its 50th anniversary with special exhibitions starting this fall, and a former CSU Monterey Bay professor is part of the celebration. Fowler at Fifty ...
Deepening our commitment to our values of respect, inclusion, and empathy. This message was sent on May 31, 2020 to all students, faculty, and staff by CSUMB President Eduardo M. Ochoa. ...
Standing in front of 50 middle school students, CSU Monterey Bay Professor Hongde Hu demonstrated the solution to a math problem as though he were decoding the collective wisdom of the universe...
CSU Monterey Bay has been honored as among the best campuses in the country at helping migrant students succeed in college. The university’s College Assistance Migrant Program, a federally fu...
CSU Monterey Bay was named one of the best campuses in the country at helping migrant students succeed in college. The university's College Assistance Migrant Program, a federally funded projec...
At an informal gathering on June 12, CSU Monterey Bay staff members were joined by representatives of the architect and contractor to sign a beam that will be used in construction of the Busine...
Feb. 5, 2010 Performer's act is magical entertainment Andy Gross has been described as a Renaissance man. During his one-man performances, he might throw his voice, perform a magic trick, and...
. . . Operating through CSU Monterey Bay, the Mini-Corps programs offers university students who are seeking educational careers the opportunity to work in a classroom setting with migrant chil...