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Several years in the making, the new major will provide an option for students who want to combine two areas of study.

Jill Hosmer-Jolley is organizing an academic-related offshoot to the country's largest AI convention.

For the fourth year in a row, CSUMB received a 4.5-star rating.

Assistant professor Tess Shirefley is heading a study documenting the behavior of kids as they tackle simple coding and robotic problems.

The project holistically connects students, campus and community.

Vargas, who has a doctorate degree in physics and aerospace science, is scheduled to start Aug. 1.

Ava Besecker says studying corals has not only taught her a lot about marine life, but also about life in general.

Currently serving state and local agencies and institutions, officials hope to open the course to the public next year.

What has been a concentration in the collaborative health and human services program is now its own major.

Everyone's Harvest, a nonprofit benefitting families in need of food, has its roots in CSUMB.