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• Campus closed for Memorial Day
• Summer brings variety of youth sports camps
• Thousands celebrate commencement at CSUMB
• Documentary tells stories of female veterans' courage, challenges
• Commencement remarks by Alice Rivlin
• Capping off college with senior projects
• CSUMB featured in 'green' college guide
• Three honored as part of Cesar Chavez Challenge
• Pinnacles wins energy conservation contest
• CSUMB student wins film scholarship
• Campus aims for zero waste at student move-out
• Grad student's research takes CSU honor
• Documentary tells stories of female veterans' courage, challenges
• Reading Center celebrates fifth anniversary
• New student government officers inaugurated
• CSUMB showcases Business School on May 1
• Campus celebrates Asian Pacific Islander Month
• Campus committee to develop Climate Action Plan
• Poetry of CSUMB professor pulled from Tucson classrooms
• Art in the Service of Science
• Otter softball playoff bound
• Estudiante recibe super-beca
• All the goings on at CSUMB – and student scholars
• CSUMB coach Walt White has Otters thinking playoffs
• Students honored for academic excellence
• Service Learning leads to career for Melgoza
• Mariachi Reyna de Los Angeles visits CSUMB May 2, 3
• Math-teacher-to-be adds up $100K in stipends
• SUNDANCE KID
• Sketching out a career in science
• 'River in Ruin' author lectures on May 10
• Art in the service of science
• Auditions set for fall production
• Math, technology career expo April 27
• Students in CSU-wide research competition
• Keepin' it Reel
• Apply now for fall 2012 MSW program
• April is Sexual Assault Awareness Month
• Earth Day celebrated with week's worth of activities
• University partners with local colleges on BSN degree
• Science work pays off big
• Enrollment, majors increased during Harrison's tenure
• CSUMB president takes post at SoCal campus
• CSUMB earns $32M NASA grant
• App camp starts at CSUMB
• Pastor serves college students
• Valuable health resource
• Four undergraduates win prestigious fellowships
• Mariachi Reyna de Los Angeles visits CSUMB May 2, 3
• Nationally known economist Alice Rivlin to deliver commencement address
• Garden project takes root
• Summer Arts comes to CSUMB
• Gallery exhibit explores apocalyptic beliefs
• 'Miss Representation' to be screened March 27
• Student app developers impress at 'Ideas of March'
• Student app developers impress at 'Ideas of March'
• Dr. Harrison appointed president of CSU Northridge
• Scientist receives California Sea Grant funding
• 'Culture of service' honors Cesar Chavez
• Gowns gone green
• Another national honor for Service Learning program
• New book traces history of batá drumming
• Artist explores politics of exile on April 5
• CSUMB awarded $32 million grant to study climate change
• Otters Advance in CCAA
• CSU Exploring the Unexplored
• Squid disco
• What strange lifeforms lurk off Orange County shores
• Otter water polo making a splash
• Otter Realm honored at national convention
• Digital Big Brothers are tracking us – is it ethical?
• CSUMB shares in 10-year grant from NASA
• Dr. Ilene Feinman appointed dean of CAHSS
• New perspective for White House intern
• Apply now for fall 2012 MSW program
• Calling all teen filmmakers
• Apply now for fall 2012 MSW program
• Dolores Huerta to lecture at CSUMB March 14
• Sustainability and Social Justice
• Learn about development on former Fort Ord property
• Artist addresses the present via the past
• Environmentalist Winona LeDuke pushes for change
• Mobile app competition starts March 15
• Photographer of MLK visits campus Feb. 28
• Students celebrate TRiO Day with service project
• PITCH BATTLES
• March 1 seminar on intellectual property
• Student volunteers offer free tax assistance
• CSUMB competes in recycling rivalry
• President Harrison preaches college message
• Student designs logo for fundraising event
• Accounting students earn scholarships
• Feb. 13 forum explores start-up funding
• Banff Mountain Film Fest benefits RON
• Public Enemy's Chuck D visits CSUMB, remains vigilant
• Oscar-nominated animator draws audience at CSUMB
• Otters eager for baseball opener
• Cal State Monterey Bay Virtualizes Academic, Research Data
• CSUMB's international connections
• Museum director kicks off visiting artist series
• Have a heart for students on Feb. 25
• Vagina Monologues returns to CSUMB for 11th year
• 'Bordertown' producer to speak at CSUMB
• Political satirist visits campus March 8
• Come on down to the Old West
• Service learning sets career path for alumna
• 'Bordertown' producer to speak at CSUMB
• Starbucks draws big crowds
• Alumna interns at White House
• Jazz montage commemorates Black History Month
• Rapper Chuck D visits CSUMB Feb. 7
• Professor recognized as Champion of the Arts
• CSUMB grad thrilled to get White House internship
• CSUMB website earns recognition
• Animator Don Hertzfeldt visits CSUMB Jan. 30
• Understanding cultures, encouraging communities
• Alumna spends year as Capital Fellow in Sacramento
• Wells Fargo supports Small Business Center
• CSUMB bikes, buses and carpools to victory
• As Fort Ord anchor, CSUMB benefits region
• OLLI program at CSUMB has diverse offerings
• Archaeologist aids stamp design
• Help RON count the birds
• University honored for contributions to local economy
• CSUMB nursing program emphasizes big picture
• CSUMB, Graniterock ofrecerá academia de algebra
• Archaeologist helps put stamp on mission
• Faculty member honored as Arts Champion
• Campus closed at noon Dec. 23 through Jan. 2
• Starbucks comes to CSUMB
• Student work at First Night Film Fest Dec. 31
• Campus closed at noon Dec. 23 through Jan. 2
• CSUMB receives $1M for adult education
• Showcasing students' work
• CSUMB golf coach National Coach of the Year
• Want to be a teacher? Learn how on Jan. 4
• CSUMB announces $1M Osher gift
• Filmmakers show final projects Dec. 16
• Spirit banner wins top prize for RHA
• Prometen cupo universitario
• Junior Otters get award
• Hip-hop professor lectures on Dec. 6
• Understanding cultures, encouraging communities
• Return of the Natives brings environmental education home
• Alum has a hand in 'Muppets' movie
• CSUMB's Lienk named GREEN educator
• Help RON help the community
• Starbucks comes to CSUMB
• Junior Otter program wins statewide award
• Alumna making a difference for Oakland families
• University commemorates World AIDS Day
• Campus wins another award for being 'green'
• Otter women ready for encore
• CSUMB closed for Thanksgiving Nov. 24-25
• Food drive helps to ease hunger in local area
• Campus helps hospital kick off holiday blood drive
• TAT graduate performs in Muppet movie
• Student data helps shape policy
• CSUMB helps veterans go from military to campus
• Hip-hop professor lectures on Dec. 6
• CSUMB educator receives GREEN award
• Grad student named state Sea Grant Fellow
• Rock . . . honed for the holidays
• Student group helps veterans go from military to campus
• Students team up to 'navigate the future'
• CSUMB's Dr. Kent Adams helps folks get on right path
• Student work on display
• CSUMB saluted as top military school 3 straight years
• Fondos para la educación superior
• Documentary about student debt to be screened Nov. 8
• Kinesiology lecture series starts Oct. 28
• Creating skulls to celebrate the dead
• G.I. Jobs magazine salutes CSUMB
• Another campus building earns LEED award
• California Author Series: Belle Yang
• Studying the famous fingers of fog
• Grants
• CSUMB student earns Hearst Scholarship
• Estudiante de CSUMB recibe beca
• Monitoring Marine Protected Areas
• The long and short of it . . .
• Group of cool cats bring their doo-wop style to CSUMB
• Students volunteer to 'make a difference' Oct. 22
• Alcohol Awareness Week Oct. 16-21
• TAT presents agitation and films by Travis Wilkerson
• Group of cool cats bring their doo-wop style to CSUMB
• ShakeOut shakes things up on campus Oct. 20
• Rock . . . honed for the holidays
• Alcohol Awareness Week Oct. 16-21
• BLUE GOES GREEN
• Mental health advocate visits campus Oct. 3
• Taiwanese music group performs Oct. 5
• Group of cool cats bring their doo-wop style to CSUMB
• CSUMB lands $5.6 million grant for science program
• Research vessel works in uncharted waters
• Rugby Club sponsors 'Invictus' on Oct. 7
• CSUMB student earns Hearst Scholarship
• Health Sciences Seminar Series starts Sept. 21
• Health Sciences Seminar Series starts Sept. 22
• EXTREME SPORT
• Going to Hawaii and beyond
• Tech gear rental program expands
• Ag detective on the job
• Monterey Bay school prepares to offer BSN
• CSUMB graduate receives Fulbright
• Brain researcher lectures on Oct. 10
• Robert Danziger receives honorary doctorate
• Visiting Artists Lecture Series starts Sept. 22
• Fort Ord group awards scholarships
• Coastal cleanup – in Salinas
• Understanding cultures, encouraging communities
• Hiramoto named VP for advancement
• Science, Illustrated
• CSUMB to host 9/11 commemoration Sunday
• Sea Otter Awareness Week at CSUMB
• CSUMB receives high rankings by magazine
• CSUMB ranked for contributing to the public good
• Silicon Valley executive at 'Innovation Forum'
• Peering down on California's water problems
• Journalist Belva Davis visits campus Sept. 27
• CSUMB focuses on cross-school collaboration to boost student success
• Chinese acrobats bring their art to CSUMB
• Marina welcomes campus community
• Harrison is a needed optimist
• CSUMB looks to the future
• Science camp offers girls hands-on learning
• Getting a jump on math – professor's workshop gets results
• Theater with a message: Migrant students learn about ocean protection
• Students – and their stuff – fill the res halls
• Most memorable moment for 2010-11 Otter athletics
• Trio of employees honored with President's Medal for 2011
• Library atrium named for philanthropists
• Otter athletes hit the ground running
• Getting around campus just got better
• Community partnerships pay off for MSW students
• COLLEGE SENIORS
• Transfer students can apply for spring 2012
• CSUMB hosts economic development summit
• Biological research takes UROC student to Florida
• Campus hosts World Disc Golf Championships
• CSU Monterey Bay's Green Pedigree
• Migrant program in nation's top 10
• CSUMB earns gold rating for sustainability
• Student lands prestigious scholarship
• CSUMB accreditation reaffirmed
• Students get taste of collegiate pride
• CSU Monterey Bay expands MBA program
• CSUMB plans nursing program
• Otters host youth soccer clinic Aug. 13
• CSUMB earns gold for sustainability efforts
• Migrant program earns national recognition
• Review praises CSU Monterey Bay
• Athletic director takes on national role
• Changing of the guard at radio station KAZU
• Grad student lands prestigious scholarship
• New degree programs available this fall
• 47 athletes earn all-academic honors
• Students spend summer on research projects
• Paso Robles resident wins national film award
• CSUMB to add nursing program in 2012
• University expands online MBA program
• CSUMB lauded for sustainability efforts
• 'Go Green' winning theme for TAT students
• INTO THE WOODS . . .
• CSUMB analyst earns fellowship
• President Harrison joins Campus Compact board
• Parent-teen phone conversations say a lot
• Otter golfer named to All-Nicklaus team
• Owen named national coach of the year
• Professor: phone conversations reveal a lot
• Professor reveals ancient secret of California missions
• CSUMB new home to Summer Arts program
• CSUMB offers dozens of new Google tools
• Ecology Action helps with recycling
• Student wins film award
• Dr. Dianne Harrison to serve on commission
• Student scores with free soccer camp
• Technology available through trend-setting rental store
• Graduates urged to take risks
• Senior Year(s)
• CSUMB professor wins excellence in teaching award
• CSUMB's program honored with Presidential award
• CSUMB nabs arts program
• CSUMB launches mobile website
• Students eye youth violence, news
• Rough and Tumble
• Slough of Information
• Mobile devices just a click away
• Alum creates robot friends in Santa Cruz
• Talk examines mission art, archaeology
• AS president attends leadership seminar
• Talk examines mission art, archaeology
• Drawing from the natural world
• Golf coach, player in national spotlight
• CSUMB has big role in Salinas production
• Parents invited to attend Otter 101
• Students make waves with SurfBot
• Classes, camps, conferences – summer at CSUMB
• Science, Illustrated
• Student films shown at Carmel festival June 19
• Alumna helps girls make Smart Choices
• Still time to apply for MSW program
• Kinesiology grad lands prestigious fellowship
• Program teaches kids about the ocean
• Nine faculty members granted tenure
• Student wins film scholarship
• CSUMB instructor honored on Dia del Maestro
• Big help available for small businesses
• Veteran Monterey officer joins university police
• GIFT VESSEL
• President Harrison meets with Governor Brown
• Thousands celebrate commencement
• Pennies saved, pennies earned
• Grad student earns Rote research grant
• Capping off college with senior projects
• Commencement set for May 21
• Faculty members selected for research awards
• Still time to apply for MSW program
• CSUMB receives Presidential Award for community service
• Golfer earns NCAA academic honor
• Men's golf set for national championship
• Waltz wins excellence in teaching award
• Capping off college with senior projects
• CSUMB launches mobile website
• Diving into the subject
• CSUMB new home to Summer Arts program
• CSUMB adviser earns USDA fellowship
• Friendly competition honored Cesar Chavez
• President Harrison named to education commission
• Tonight: Mariachi Reyna at World Theater
• Friday: Science illustration exhibit opens
• Golfers in the hunt for national title
• Tonight: May Day labor film festival
• Team from Student Activities wins Golden Shoe
• Art students, alums work on Monterey mural
• Chinatown to host Asian Festival
• Today: County health officer lectures
• Tonight: May Day labor film festival
• County health officer lectures April 28
• 'Race to Nowhere' panel includes CSUMB staff
• Tonight: Film fires up engines of change
• Students to present at research competition
• Spring concert to be held April 30
• County health officer lectures April 28
• Murrow Award for KAZU news director
• Professor on panel to discuss academic pressure
• AS officers for 2011-12
• CSUMB recognized by Princeton Review
• Cultural Fusion
• CSUMB Disk Golf team goes to Nationals, Again
• Monterey Bay film fest offers variety of work
• Seriously joking about depression
• US academicians seek to boost ties with Oman
• A Taste of College
• Class Lessons for Teachers
• CSUMB Establishes Innovation Institute to Support Economic Growth
• Magazine names CSUMB 'green' campus
• Men win CCAA golf championship
• Art, science converge at P.G. Museum
• Graduation gowns cut from different cloth
• Students honored for academic excellence
• Earth to CSUMB
• 4/15: CSUMB professor at TEDx Monterey
• CSUMB in national disc golf tournament
• Author recounts WWII internment on 4/14
• Heritage Music Festival set for April 16
• Gardens of Hope
• Celebrate Cinco de Mayo at World Theater
• CSU Monterey Bay Alumni Association- President's Letter
• A message from President Harrison
• Alumni Class Notes
• Softball player sets career home run record
• CSUMB faculty spotlight
• Agribusiness grad credits family, faculty and funds
• Department veteran named new campus police chief
• President Harrison gets national responsibilities
• Governmental relations director joins staff
• Students weighing in on RecycleMania competition
• CSUMB in national disc golf tournament
• STUDY HALL
• Author recounts WWII internment
• Students invited to design a bike garage
• Sharing joy, pride through art
• April 8-9 film festival transcends borders
• Labor Day film festival April 27-May 2
• April 9 symposium on local marine research
• April 12 panel looks at ethics of 'green'
• Women golfers win Grand Canyon Invitational
• April 5: One Day Without Shoes at CSUMB
• Psychologist Philip Zimbardo visits April 25
• Author recounts WWII internment
• Sharing joy, pride through art
• Head women's soccer coach named
• 'Fuel' screens as part of Earth Week
• Film festival transcends borders
• April 8-9 film festival transcends borders
• 'Dine to Donate' on March 29
• Service projects honor Cesar Chavez
• Heritage Music Festival set for April 16
• Spring break observed March 21-25
• President Harrison heads to Middle East
• Conference looks at broadband issues
• Film, TV composer visits April 1
• Campus to host AVID conference
• Student research takes top honors
• Jazz fusion band visits campus April 7
• Depth and Defense
• School Bytes
• CSUMB students looks at ways to improve Castroville's economy
• Bonds run deep for CSUMB at Golfweek Invite
• Film program in the spotlight
• Tsunami poses no threat to CSUMB campus
• Speaker explores depression firsthand
• March 19 event benefits film society
• Otters seeded No. 3 in West Regional
• President Harrison assumes national leadership roles
• TAT graduates find sense of community
• Jimenez named CCAA Coach of the Year
• CSUMB takes back the night on March 4
• No strings attached to this puppeteer
• CSUMB women hoops
• Education outreach students break records, and othes celebrate
• Sixth-graders delight at visit to local college
• Local Olympian visits with CSUMB softball
• OLLI opens education doors for adults, seniors
• Education scholar Diane Ravitch lectures Feb. 23
• March Madness comes to CSUMB on Tuesday
• Learn about applying to med school Feb. 23
• CSUMB spreads gospel of higher education
• Banff Mountain Film Festival benefits RON
• Education scholar Diane Ravitch lectures Feb. 23
• Civil rights activist visits campus Feb. 28
• Women's basketball hosts CCAA playoff
• TAT sponsors film showing in Monterey
• Undergraduate research takes center stage
• Campus celebrates homecoming 2011
• Islam topic of Social Justice Colloquium
• Event examines economics of sustainability
• RecycleMania comes to CSUMB
• University to work on Castroville improvement project
• 'Love the Skin You're In'
• Baseball team wins home opener
• Baseball team at home this weekend
• Dr. Harrison participates in Super Sunday
• Vagina Monologues returns Feb. 10-12
• Students volunteer to prepare taxes
• Event examines economics of sustainability
• Baseball, softball open seasons on the road
• Comedy icon Second City visits March 3
• Students make waves with SurfBot
• A conversation with Chaz Bono March 9
• Staffer honored by transportation agency
• Have a Heart for Students
• Women's basketball tied for first in CCAA
• Students make waves with SurfBot
• Accounting students earn scholarships
• Student Partnership Produces 'Litter'
• Teen Film Festival Approaches
• Sundance Kid
• Education scholar Diane Ravitch lectures Feb. 23
• Spoken-word artist performs Feb. 1
• 'Growing Up Weston' lecture Feb. 17
• Biology major headed to Washington, D.C.
• Student partnership produces 'Litter'
• Students to present research at COAST
• Black History Month kicks off Feb. 8
• Women's basketball dominates CCAA play
• Apply now for instructional science, technology program
• Drawing from the natural world
• Log me on to the ballgame
• New outlook for CSUMB baseball
• Otters ride free with CSUMB ID
• Academy makes algebra fun
• Santa Cruz lawyer donates boat to CSUMB: Paul Meltzer honors great-grandfather, a Stanford marine reseacher
• $1.1 million for CSUMB special education teacher scholarships
• Incredible run
• Gonzales center helps small businesses
• Filmmaker in spotlight
• Space agency helps growers
• Rotary Club donates $20K for CSUMB program
• Apply now for fall 2011 MSW program
• Budget message from President Harrison
• Women's basketball atop CCAA standings
• Service Learning grant to help fight hunger
• Women's basketball atop CCAA standings
• Math program earns Innovators Award
• Women's basketball atop CCAA standings
• Academy makes algebra fun for 8th graders
• Academy makes algebra fun for 8th graders
• Got an Otter ID card? Ride the bus for free
• Teacher education info sessions Jan. 19-20
• Help RON count the birds on Jan. 15
• Afghanistan Photographs, 1978 Before the Guns Photographs by John McCleary

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