Posted on Sep 01, 2005 In The Quiet Crisis, Peter Smith claims America's "success data" in higher education belies a failure to do more to close racial and economic divides. – University Business,...
In a finding that suggests how global warming could impact infectious disease, scientists from Yale University, in collaboration with other institutions, have determined that climate impacts th...
Posted on Nov 07, 2007 Teacher, thespian, poet, environmentalist, lecturer, scholar - Dr. Barbara Mossberg is a living example of integrated studies and the potential for interdisciplinary. Or,...
Teacher, thespian, poet, environmentalist, lecturer, scholar - Dr. Barbara Mossberg is a living example of integrated studies and the potential for interdisciplinary. Or, as she describes it, l...
Posted on Dec 17, 2007 More students, more outside support, a commitment to the environment and a full-fledged senior leadership team marked 2007 at CSUMB.   President Harrison examines...
Learn how to use ‘crowd funding’ In April 2012, the Jumpstart Our Business Startups – JOBS – Act was signed into law. It has a “crowd funding” amendment that changes restrictions on how busines...
COMPUTER SCIENCE STUDENT EARNS PRESTIGIOUS SCHOLARSHIP When Anita Garcia started college, she was unsure of her career path. Then she heard about the CS-in-3 program, and researched oppor...
You might take solace in the fact that when you die, your days of polluting the planet are over. But the truth is that the method you choose to dispose of your mortal remains has more of a dele...
Cal State Monterey Bay and the Monterey Museum of Art have collaborated on a community-based project featuring the voices and artwork of military veterans. “Insignias of Fort Ord: Art i...
Author Tobias Wolff lectures at CSUMB Nov. 1 Master storyteller, award-winning author and Stanford University professor Tobias Wolff will lecture at California State University, Monterey Bay’s Wo...
A new vision mural is taking shape on campus. Students in Juan Luna-Avin’s painting and mural class have completed much of the work on the mural along Inter-Garrison Road and Fifth Avenue...
Jan. 4, 2010 *******Can't attend the lecture? Listen to it on KAZU 90.3 FM*** Junot Diaz, the 2008 Pulitzer Prize-winning author of "The Brief and Wondrous Life of Oscar Wao" and author of "Drown...
Posted on Jun 23, 2005 CSU-Monterey Bay wants to expand its international reach. Its administrators plan to attract international students to the Monterey area, already widely known as the world's...
Cal State Monterey Bay experienced a year of transformative change and growth. From a $10 million gift – the largest in school history – to new buildings and acknowledgement of innovative...
Posted on Jun 17, 2006 California State University, Monterey Bay is pleased to announce its sixth annual Performing Arts Series. The 2006-07 season's theme, "Welcome to the World!" will spotlight ...
. . . Christian was one of 250 students who participated in the third annual Migrant Education Summer Academy/Junior Otters Program at CSU Monterey Bay. Through a partnership between Monterey C...
San Jose Taiko will take the stage at California State University, Monterey Bay’s World Theater on March 7. Showtime is 8 p.m. The word taiko is Japanese for drum, and the art of drumming has...
Eight hands plus one cello = lots of fun Stringfever, a London-based string quartet, is a little bit classical, a little bit rock 'n' roll – and humorous. The foursome, which includes the Bro...
Nov. 14 event offers help for aspiring entrepreneurs Aspiring entrepreneurs are invited to a panel discussion at Cal State Monterey Bay to hear “tales from the trenches” from people who have succ...
La Santa Cecilia – A band with a message La Santa Cecilia is set to rock CSU Monterey Bay’s University Center on Oct. 29. Coming off its recent Grammy win for “Best Latin Rock/Alternative/Urb...
CSUMB graduated its first class of nursing students, making the grads the first to graduate from the area's only four-year nursing program. –KSBW, May 20, 2015
President Ochoa presides over first ceremony Enduring one final test – a two-hour-plus ceremony on a warm and breezy day – about 1,300 CSU Monterey Bay students celebrated their graduatio...
"Constructive civil discourse can start with you" graduates told On a warm, sunny morning, Dr. Alice Rivlin urged the graduates of California State University, Monterey Bay to help end the partis...
Members of two campus organizations earned a trip to the Monterey Bay Aquarium in recognition of their work during the Cesar Chavez Challenge at CSU Monterey Bay. March 30 marked the start ...
Aug. 18, 2009 Left to right: President Dianne Harrison with President's Medal honorees Melissa Mercado, Laura Lee Lienk and Rikk Kvitek Melissa Mercado, Laura Lee Lienk and Rikk Kvitek were h...
The Visiting Artist series at Cal State Monterey Bay continues on April 9 with a presentation by Reanne Estrada and Mike Blockstein of Public Matters, a Los Angeles-based social enterpris...
This semester’s Health Sciences/Biology Speaker Series concludes April 28, when Monterey County's Director of Public Health Hugh Stallworth visits CSU Monterey Bay. Public Health: The Good,...
Science illustration began in a time when drawing was the only way to record the anatomy of a bird or the life stages of a flower. Is illustration still useful today, when it seems every cell p...
Keepin’ it Reel CSU Monterey Bay has hosted several events as part of the 10th annual Reel Work May Day Labor Film Festival. The final screening is set for Monday. The festival features films...
Michael Briley, managing partner of Hayashi & Wayland Accounting and Consulting, LLP, and Mary Adams, president and CEO of the United Way of Monterey County, will be honored at CSU Monterey...
Posted on Dec 07, 2007 TAT students' work makes Apple's top-25 list CSUMB's top entry in this year's Apple Computer Insomnia Film Festival is filled with all the creativity ...
TAT students work makes Apple's top-25 list CSUMB's top entry in this year's Apple Computer Insomnia Film Festival is filled with all the creativity sleep-deprived students can muster. Only t...
Posted on Oct 10, 2005 Colleges and universities across the country are investing in wireless Internet technology so that students can stay connectd with friends, family, information and entertain...
We counted down the top nine posts that had the most reach in 2017 in each of our three social media channels. Number 1 Number 2 Number 3 Number 4 Number 5 Number 6 Number 7 Number 8 Number 9 ...
The Speakers Bureau provides speakers at no cost to service clubs, schools, senior centers, and other groups in the local area. Booking a speaker is easy. Just e-mail your request to the CSUM...
Each holiday season, the Crime Prevention Officers Association of Monterey County collects toys for children in need throughout the area. Again this year, CSUMB’s police department is partici...
Unexpected road closure on 7th Ave from Butler to Col Durham. Expected to last today only. Please find alternate route.
Still have questions about the traffic calming measures on campus? Find more information in this FAQ. Traffic calming measures go into effect in January When Inter-Garrison Road opens thr...
Posted on Jul 11, 2006 California State University, Monterey Bay has teamed up with a Salinas drug- and alcohol-abuse prevention group to produce a short film about the dangers of binge drinking. ...
Two CSUMB professors envision a trail network connecting the former Fort Ord with the sea . . . Fred Watson teamed with fellow CSUMB professor Scott Waltz and other volunteers to launch a...
California State University, Monterey Bay is accepting applications for spring 2012 from transfer, credential and international students. Transfer students must have at least 60 transferable ...
James Lindholm, a professor marine science and policy at CSU Monterey Bay, collaborated with commercial fishermen and environmentalists to study the effects of bottom trawling near Morro Bay. T...
A groundbreaking new study recently conducted by California fishermen, The Nature Conservancy and James Lindholm of CSU Monterey Bay indicates that bottom trawling only has a "negligible effect...
SEASIDE, Calif., April 24, 2019 – California State University, Monterey Bay (CSUMB) President Eduardo M. Ochoa will host author and visionary Trebor Scholz to discuss his book Uberworked and ...
The work of Professor Dan Fernandez, was cited in a story about capturing fog for a water source. The story pointed out Dr. Fernandez has developed and deployed dozens of “fog catchers" through...
SEASIDE, Ca., Dec. 5, 2016 – Roughly 3,100 6th-graders will make a promise to attend college Dec. 4-8, 2017 as a part of the 8th annual University Promise program at CSUMB. The University Promi...
Who knew that a fondness for cartoons as a child would put Nicole Saldana on track to become an international businesswoman some day? The 23-year-old Salinas native is one of six grad...
Kevin Miller, Dr. Kathy Cruz-Uribe and Dr. Ilene Feinman were honored for their leadership and dedication to the CSU Monterey Bay Vision at the Day of Welcome gathering Aug. 17 in the World The...
Posted on Oct 31, 2007 Pentagon Papers whistleblower Daniel Ellsberg visits campus Nov. 28 The President's Speakers Series concludes this semester's presentations with a Nov. 28 visit b...
Pentagon Papers whistleblower Daniel Ellsberg visits campus Nov. 28 The President's Speakers Series concludes this semester's presentations with a Nov. 28 visit by Dr. Daniel Ellsberg, the RAND C...