" This March marks the fifth year U.S. soldiers and politics have had influence in Iraq through war. Read More

" CSU Monterey Bay University (CSUMB) Police Department (UPD) informed the campus community Feb. 26 that the investigation regarding the strong-arm robbery on Feb. 19, will continue. Read More

" Feb. 19, 2008 a CSU Monterey Bay (CSUMB) student was the victim of a strong-arm robbery. Read More

" Feb. 19, 2008 a CSU Monterey Bay (CSUMB) student was the victim of a strong-arm robbery. Read More

" A student in Resident Hall 211 was struck Feb. 19 at 6:30 p.m. as three unknown suspects pushed their way into the student’s room and stole a laptop computer. Read More

" For just over a year now the CSU Monterey Bay (CSUMB) Jazz Orchestra has been performing weekly at Monterey Live, a small music venue in downtown Monterey. Read More

" The CSU Monterey Bay Otters increased their winning streak to six games in a row, beating their California Collegiate Athletic Association opponents Chico State 79-67 at the Kelp Bed on Feb 9. Read More

" Augie Johnston, a CSU Monterey Bay junior and business major, has been named the California Collegiate Athletic Association (CCAA) Men’s Basketball Player of the Week for Jan. 28 to Feb. 3. Read More

" The Lady Otters were downed by their California Collegiate Athletic Association (CCAA) opponents, Chico State 73-67 on Feb. 9 at the Kelp Bed in Monterey. Read More

" Now that winter break is over, right around the corner will be graduation and summer. For most students, that means looking for a job or internship is the first thing on their list. Which means there will be many interviews in CSU Monterey Bay’s students near future. Read More

" The CSU Monterey Bay (CSUMB) Otters beat the California Collegiate Athletic Association (CCAA) CSU Stanislaus Warriors 90-83 in the Kelp Bed on Feb. 8. Read More

" The Lady Otters lost to their California Collegiate Athletic Association (CCAA) rivals 74-67 in the Kelp Bed on Feb. 8. Read More

"The following is information found at the California Secretary of State's website, http://voterguide.sos.ca.gov/title_sum/prop_91_title_sum.html, regarding the upcoming primary election. Read More

"The Cirque du Soleil has just opened in San Jose with their new performance entitled KOOZA. Read More

"The Lady Otters were not able to pull together and fell to CSU San Bernardino 74-50 on Feb. 2. Read More

"The Otters continued their winless streak, losing to Cal Poly Pomona 75-67 at the Kelp Bed on Feb. 1. Read More

"It came down to the wire, but the Otters were able to steal a victory away from the California Collegiate Athletic Association leading CSU San Bernardino Coyotes 73-71 on Feb. 2. Read More

"The ninth ranked CSU Monterey Bay Otters pulled off a stunning victory, vanquishing the second ranked team in the California Collegiate Athletic Association, Cal Poly Pomona 69-52 on Feb. 1, increasing their wining streak to three games.  Read More

"The otters came out strong against CSU Los Angeles (CSULA) and forced the game into three overtimes; however, in the end they fell to the golden eagles 122 to 118.  Read More

After a week of intense practice the lady otters came back to the Kelp Bed to try to gain a win against CSULA, although they were denied in the end losing 61 to 59.  Read More

"I went back to my lucky spandex," said Stephen Becker, an human communications (HCOM) senior and a guard on the CSU Monterey Bay (CSUMB) basketball team.  Read More

Along with over 200 people in attendance, the Humbolt State band chose to make an appearance to lend support to their team on Jan. 12. The added support was enough to push both the women's and the men's teams of Humbolt state to victory over CSU Monterey Bay.  Read More

Whether it is a full time job, part time or an internship, many students must start thinking how they are going to spend their winter break.  Read More

As CSU Monterey Bay students gear up for finals, Associated Students (AS) are going through finals of their own. Read More

Monterey is known for its picturesque scenery and unique species of flora and fauna and as CSU Monterey Bay’s (CSUMB) campus and Fort Ord grows and flourishes, some may wonder what will become of nearby forests, plants and other wildlife. Read More

Monterey County is bringing the holiday season to its residents. Read More

The groups “smile” which was composed entirely of students attending CSU Monterey Bay made it into the top 25 in the Apple Insomnia Film Festival. Read More

The International Monterey Film Festival is at the Golden State Theater in Monterey Read More

Hundreds of people flowed into the architecturally magnificent structure known as The Warfield located on the 900 block of Market Street in San Francisco. Read More

CSU Monterey Bay mountain bikers and hikers are going to start having to go a little further to reach their playground. Read More

CSU Monterey Bay Men's Basketball team lost their first of two preseason exhibition games to Santa Clara University (SCU), a member of the NCAA Division I West Coast Conference 49-66. Read More

On Oct. 30 an unknown female entered building 97, the Alumni Visitors Center with one intention, theft. Read More

There is one thing the majority of U.S. men lack compared to the rest of the world: foreskin. Read More

On weekends, going to dinner and then seeing a movie is a social norm. .Read More

California State Monterey Bay Women’s Basketball team looses Exhibition 61-83 to Santa Clara University, a member of the NCAA Division I West Coast Conference.  .Read More

Manufacturers of Plan B, better know as the “morning-after pill,” have made great strides in making the pill available to the public, including legislation in many states requiring health officials to offer it to sexual assault victims. .Read More

The sun was burning bright in Seaside Wednesday afternoon, and both men’s soccer teams came to play.Read More

It is time once again to lace up your golf shoes, grab your club and hit some balls, for the benefit of CSU Monterey Bay athletics.Read More

Imagine walking off a plane after an 18 hour flight from Cape Town, South Africa to Washington D.C.  Imagine being on the way to Customs told of an emergency phone call. Read More

Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger ordered the California Department of Food and Agriculture (CDFA) to resume aerial spraying immediately for eradication of the Light Brown Apple Moth.   Read More

There is a debate raging within the ranks of faculty at CSU Monterey Bay.  Read More

The California Department of Food and Agriculture (CDFA) has announced that aerial spraying for the Light Brown Apple Moth (LBAM) in Monterey County has been halted until further notice. Read More

Aerial spraying for the Light Brown Apple Moth (LBAM) in Monterey County has been temporarily postponed due to poor weather, the California Department of Food and Agriculture (CDFA) announced Tuesday night. Read More

There will be a bit more hustle and bustle around campus as building 209 is torn down and way is made for a bit more green at CSUMB. Read More

Teams from all over the country will join CSU Monterey Bay and meet to compete in the Stanford Invitational Cross Country races on Sept. 29, 2007. Read More

Alternative rockers MiGGs are playing at the Black Box Cabaret on Thursday Sept. 27 at 8 p.m. complements of the CSU Monterey Bay Business Club. Read More

The American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) is holding the third annual “Stand Up for Freedom Contest,” but this year, contestants can turn in their work in one of two mediums.Read More

President Speaker Series begins
Under the leadership of Dean Renee Curry of the HCOM department, a speaker series was brought to campus that will feature various philosophers and intellectuals to offer academic insight and views extending beyond CSUMB. Read More

Spring Break for Cheap
Some students just don’t have the money or the permission from work to take a weeklong trip to an exotic beach or foreign country. Read More

Winter on campus
This winter, the holiday season will cause a little less stress for campus residents. For the first time ever, students on campus will not have to pay additional fees to remain in their residences over the winter break. Read More

As I was awakened by my blaring alarm clock at 4:00 a.m., all I could think was, “What possessed me to volunteer for this assignment?” I quickly rubbed the sleep from my eyes, jumped into something “decent” (a sweatshirt and sweatpants), and headed out the door to get in the longest line of my life. Read More

New counseling groups offer students a listening ear
The Personal Growth & Counseling Center, a safe space to air concerns and receive support from peers and professionals, is initiating a host of new groups for men and women. Read More

Re-opens
For the second time in 15 months, the roof of the Superdome in New Orleans almost came off. This time, though, it was because the New Orleans Saints’ defense blocked the Atlanta Falcons punt on their opening drive, 90 seconds into the game and fell on the ball in the end zone for a touchdown in the Saints first game back inside the Superdome since the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina. The party was on and the Saints would make sure the party lasted all night. Read More

Son de Madera
Music filled the World Theater on the evening of Sept. 21. Three-stringed instruments and three pairs of feet belonging to the members of Son de Madera, melted together to create a melodically enchanting sound. Read More

Breaking ground for a better tomorrow
The sky was clear in Monterey for a groundbreaking ceremony that begins, what will be the heart of California State University Monterey Bay. The Tanimura & Antle Family Memorial Library “has been a five year project that is going to be crucial to the CSUMB campus, and the entire design concept has been student and library staff oriented,” Library Director, Bill Robnett said. Read More

Imani Winds…and a whole lotta’ swing
The Imani Wand's performance promises to be a "unique exerience with dancing, singing and a whol lot of swing!" Read More

Putting the Globe in Global Studies
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Celeb duo bring their vaudevillian act to the BBC
On Thur. Oct. 12 at 9 p.m. CSUMB students can look forward to a multimedia extravaganza that will “kick their fucking teeth in and then slowly nurse them back to health” when the musical comedy duo, Hard 'n Phirm take the stage at the Black Box Cabaret. Read More

Monterey Peninsula's hospitality workers may strike
One third of all employed people living on the Monterey Peninsula work in the hospitality industry; UNITE HERE! Local 483, their union is on the brink of a strike. Read More

Disney classic comes to Carmel
The timeless folktale and Broadway hit "Beauty and the Beast" returns to Carmel's Forest Theatre for a second time in two years. Read More

The multi-tasking student: work and school
With students financial responsibilities piling up along with the overwhelming daily tasks of homework and classes, there is little time left for work. There are many jobs in Monterey County, but very few offer flexible hours to work around school and homework schedules. Read More

l Grito: the real Cinco de Mayo
Many people celebrate Cinco de Mayo without realizing that May 5 is not Mexican Independence Day. Read More