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Otter student-athletes have access to resources to help them recognize and deal with mental health issues including a CSUMB chapter of The Hidden Opponent, a nonprofit mental health advocacy group.

Students with the Second Year Experience are presenting a four-part series on financial literacy to the CAMP group at its weekly meetings.

In addition to President Vanya Quiñones, CSU Monterey Bay welcomed many other new leaders and faculty in 2022.

The next era of CSU Monterey Bay women’s basketball officially began in 2022-23 as the Otters selected Sarah Hopkins-Chery to be the eighth coach in program history.

A CSUMB professor’s award-winning short animated film, “fulcrum,” can now be viewed online and is featured on Short of the Week, an online platform that highlights outstanding films.

The conference brought together 183 in-service and aspiring teachers with undergraduates from local community colleges and universities.

Campus administrators and police officials are asking anyone who comes in close contact with wildlife to keep a safe distance and engage in practices that don’t foster harmful behaviors in the animals.

The Otters head into the final two weeks of February in a furious scrum for a chance to earn a tournament featuring eight teams battling for the final four places in the CCAA Championship Tournament.

The reception plied guests with food from different regions, a variety of candies, decorations, live and DJ music, and dancing.

The grant will put more social work students on assignments in the community.