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Alex Boersma, a 2017 graduate of the Science Illustration program, co-wrote and illustrated a book about the the longest-lived mammal on Earth.
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Alex Boersma, a 2017 graduate of the Science Illustration program, co-wrote and illustrated a book about the the longest-lived mammal on Earth.
October is LGBTQ+ History Month and the Otter Cross Cultural Center (OC3) has planned two related events.
Sam Buttrey, of Pacific Grove, is a three-time veteran of the TV game show “Jeopardy!” and donated much of his winnings to CSUMB.
It's made up of photographs, clippings, books in display cases, and QR codes, highlighting both campus community's journeys.
“Sometimes the guidance and tools gained in therapy can support students to navigate challenges with a little more ease.”
Otters are a key component of Monterey Bay’s marine ecosystem.
A group of 22 CSU Monterey Bay faculty members were honored on Wednesday, Sept. 27 at the third annual Tenure and Promotion Reception.
Enid Baxter Ryce was honored as best professor in the recently published Best of Monterey County ‘23 readers' poll
Among the Monterey Jazz Festival crowd were a number of CSUMB students who were either working as interns or doing project work for a class specifically on the festival.
The Grewal twins have benefited from the Pay it Forward scholarship and mentor/mentee program.