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Former Ukrainian Ambassador Steven Pifer told a crowd in the CSU Monterey Bay World Theater on March 9 that he doesn’t see an end to the war in that country coming anytime soon.

CSUMB introduced “Late Night Otter Rides” in March, a new transportation program in partnership with Lyft rideshare.

The two-day event features live music, local authors, T-shirt screen printing, panel discussions and more.

The all-day visit included stops at Monterey County Behavioral Health, King City High School, and other locations.

The Personal Growth and Counseling Center reminds students of the many health benefits of sleep during National Sleep Week.

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.