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In 2019, iiED identified the need for a support system to nurture and grow entrepreneurial ideas, especially among women and minorities.

October is LGBTQ+ History Month and the Otter Cross Cultural Center (OC3) has planned two related events.

It's made up of photographs, clippings, books in display cases, and QR codes, highlighting both campus community's journeys.

“The highlight of the evening was witnessing the community showering Helen with words of appreciation.”

Melanie Mena has been selected to receive the award for “superior academic and personal achievement.”

CSU Monterey Bay, which is ranked 49th among HSI universities in the West, spotlights and celebrates HSI Week with a series of campus events.

When Sandra Amorim Ruiz was just a year old, her parents left their home there and immigrated to Turlock, in California’s Central Valley. Ruiz is now the director of procurement and contract services for CSU Monterey Bay. Her story is one of a series being told as part of June’s Immigrant Heritage Month.

Recognizing the contributions of those who’ve come from foreign countries during Immigrant Heritage Month is important, said Dennis Kombe, a professor of mathematics education at CSU Monterey Bay who was born and raised in Kenya.

At 17, Angie Tran escaped Vietnam. What she hasn’t escaped, despite the passage of more than 40 years, is feeling like an immigrant. Her journey is one of many being recognized and celebrated during June, Immigrant Heritage Month.

"[Transgender youth] need...respect, belonging, appreciation, fellowship, and love."