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“The All Black Gala is an opportunity to honor Black History Month with a formal event that brings the community together,” says Brian Corpening.

CSU Monterey Bay students, faculty, and staff can now catch “the wave” to get to and around campus. The free shuttle service launched on Friday, Jan. 21.

For 36 years, Martin Luther King Jr. Day has been celebrated annually in Seaside. Last year, due to COVID-19, organizers were close to cancelling it.

Learn about all the programs and qualities that make CSUMB a special higher education experience.

CSUMB announced in February 2021 that professional soccer is coming to the Monterey Peninsula in 2022.

Growing up mainly in Inglewood in the greater Los Angeles area, Judah Young envisioned leaving home for school and studying science.

CSUMB celebrates International Education Week with a film about the human rights and self-determination of women and girls in Afghanistan.

CSUMB has been named a 2021 Equity Champion for Higher Education by the Campaign for College Opportunity.

"When I arrived at CSUMB in 2006 as an undergraduate after 15 years of living in San Francisco, I felt the need to be more visibly gay here than in S.F. Having left the culturally-fertile grounds of LGBTQ+ life in the Castro, I was feeling parched in the Queer desert of Monterey Bay. There was not a single LGBTQ+ student, staff, or faculty organization in sight."

RAFT Week is a fall showcase of CSUMB’s homecoming week, welcoming students, faculty, and staff back to campus.