San Marcos resident thrives on US Blind Hockey Team
SAN MARCOS — The game of ice hockey has opened new doors, experiences and friendships for a legally-blind San Marcos resident. Blake Steinecke, a 23-year-old
Cal State University San Marcos
CSUSM professor reassigned following sexual misconduct allegations
SAN MARCOS — A Cal State University San Marcos professor who was investigated by the university over claims of sexual harassment and misconduct has been
Professor, Chicano activist Dr. Xuan Santos pays it forward
SAN MARCOS – Chicano educator Dr. Xuan Santos, an associate professor at California State University at San Marcos (CSUSM), has been a mentor to many
After synagogue shooting, university rededicates Holocaust memorial
University officials and representatives participated in a rededication ceremony on May 1 for the restoration of a Holocaust memorial at the Forum Plaza.
Palomar considers campus housing proposal from Scion Group
At its April 23 meeting, the Palomar College Governing Board considered a proposal to build housing at the school’s San Marcos campus.
Sports Talk: Rodriguez returns to North County on the run
Natalie Rodriguez makes her professional debut at Sunday’s 34th Carlsbad 5000.
Carlsbad Unified doing more with less
On Oct. 16, Superintendent Dr. Ben Churchill presented the audience at The Westin a number of success stories and accomplishments from the past year.
Documentary by CSUSM professor tackles UFOs, SoCal history
“Calling All Earthlings,” the new documentary by Jonathan Berman, CSUSM associate professor in the School of Arts, delves into the mystical Integratron dome building.
San Marcos councilwoman Kristal Jabara will not seek re-election
San Marcos City Councilwoman Kristal Jabara will not seek re-election, creating three open seats on the council up for grabs in November.
The Great Scott runs off into retirement
Steve Scott got out of town. Of course, he was quick about it. “I’m sitting in Pacific Grove right now,” Scott said. “Feeling an arctic blast.” Scott
