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Four new faculty members are new to the CSUMB campus.

The tranquil sidewalks and hallways of the campus filled once again and a week of welcome events awaited new arrivals and returnees.

The nearly $40 million building is being named after the late Edward “Ted” Taylor. 

The daylong event in the Tanimura & Antle Family Memorial Library featured a slew of poster and oral presentations.

Students will have no shortage of things to keep them occupied and entertained during Otter Days.

Camille Herrera is a global studies major in her fourth year of study.

Researchers will observe students in action with an eye to increasing the participation by female students and students of color.

The show focuses on the university's marine science and shark tagging programs.

CSUMB's portion of the grant is part of a larger $71 million grant that will address climate resiliency in the region.

AJ Purdy processed NASA satellite data to determine how vulnerable groundwater-reliant environments were.