CSUMB graduates have lowest average debt in California State University system

CSU Monterey Bay graduates have the lowest average loan debt upon graduation of any of the CSU campuses.

Program provides new avenues for teaching environmental science, including art

A five-year $1.3 million grant-funded program has drawn together leaders from three universities and teachers from three counties to introduce over 4,000 middle and high school students to environmental issues

Meet: Karen Myers-Bowman, dean of the College of Education

Karen Myers-Bowman grew up in Elgin, Illinois, a suburb of Chicago, in a family that was very committed to issues of social justice.

Inaugural 5K highlights CSUMB RAFT Weekend

Saturday’s partial solar eclipse in no way diminished the energy of RAFT Weekend, a three-day series of fun and engaging homecoming events that began Friday.

DART and CSUMB awarded $1.9 million James Irvine grant for workforce development

The grant is part of the foundation’s efforts to create quality jobs and economic mobility throughout California.

Andrew Lawson leads new Academic Affairs team on ambitious agenda

“I am very excited to have such a wonderful group of highly accomplished and well-respected academic administrators join our team.”