All News

Three CSUMB students are the latest recipients of Goldwater scholarships.

The teaching tee includes a putting green and mobile canopy, and gives CSUMB’s golf teams an exclusive space for teaching and practice.

Revamped research celebration is seen as a success.

“Some kids dream of becoming a fireman or an airline pilot. For as long as I can remember, I wanted to work in advertising.”

Evan Norbom, 35, a 2010 graduate of CSUMB’s cinematic arts program, was the lead designer for audio and video systems, and project manager for upgrading the Egyptian Theater.

Cal State Monterey Bay and Pebble Beach Company signed a groundbreaking agreement establishing the Pebble Beach Scholars program.

CSUMB is meeting or exceeding all six goals, including increasing graduation rates, decreasing time to graduation, and closing equity gaps.

The students also competed in the annual “Jeopardy!”-style competition, testing their knowledge of nutrition and exercise science.

Monica Aguilar, who graduated in May with a degree in computer science, has done three stints with NASA as an intern.

“I feel incredibly lucky to have found film as an art form.”