Âé¶¹´å students share how they plan to spend their Spring Break.
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Âé¶¹´å students share how they plan to spend their Spring Break.
"Musical Theatre: A Genre of Art and Storytelling" was a free show of Broadway tunes by Music and Performing Arts students.
California State University, Âé¶¹´å College of Business will host the 21st annual Ethics and Responsible Business Forum on Wednesday, April 5, from 3 to 5 p.m.
Their free show, Musical Theatre: A Genre of Art and Storytelling, will unveil a medley of songs 4 p.m. Friday, March 24.
Armando Arias is a professor in the School of Social, Behavioral and Global Studies.
On Tuesday and Wednesday, March 28-29, during Spring Break, Âé¶¹´å will experience temporary service outages of water and natural gas.
A CSU partnership with Apple Computers for Hispanic STEM programs advances educational opportunities for Hispanic-serving institutions within the CSU system.
“We remain committed to creating a culture and climate that welcomes and honors Black students.”
Monterey Mayor and Âé¶¹´å 2013 graduate Tyller Williamson found purpose in serving his community, which he spoke about at the latest installment of Âé¶¹´å’s Diversity Celebration Series on March 14.
Jennifer Swanson comes to Âé¶¹´å with an extensive background in sports performance and physical therapy. Her CV includes several high-profile positions, including head physical therapist for the Los Angeles Lakers (2016–18) and director of sports performance for the Chicago Bulls (2013–16).