Featured Events
Student Org Market Day
Oct 9, 2025 11:30 AM | Organization: Student Leadership & Involvement Center At Student Org Market day, a variety of student organizations will be tabling and selling food, apparel, and other merchandise to fundraise. Stop by to learn more about getting involved in student organizations and purchase a tasty treat or some club merch!
Zine Dreams: Artist Talk
Oct 9, 2025 12:00 PM | Organization: Library Join the University Library in welcoming April Ibarra Siqueiros for an in-person discussion where they will go over the significance and meaning behind her curated exhibition, Zine Dreams: publishing in your hands. Ibarra Siqueiros’ collection is currently on display and can be seen in the University Library's third floor exhibit space from August 25th - December 15th
Zine Making Workshop with April Ibarra Siqueiros
Oct 9, 2025 1:00 PM | Organization: Library https://csusm.libcal.com/calendar/events/zine-workshop Join the University Library in a zine-making workshop led by artist and librarian April Ibarra Siqueiros. Participants will collaborate on creating a collective zine that highlights their unique identities and stories. Using the poem Where I’m From by George Ella Lyon to brainstorm, participants will create a unique page about who they are and where they come from. The event is free for CSUSM students, but there is limited space with a capacity of 25 participants. This collaborative event is brought to you by the Common Read Program and the Context Exhibit Series. RSVP is Required—one registration per person. RSVP Here
Latine Heritage Month Celebration
Oct 9, 2025 5:00 PM | Organization: Latin@/x Center Join the Latino Center as we end Latine Heritage Month with a bang! We will be having cultural food, performances, and celebrating the Latine experience at CSUSM. Please contact latinocenter@csusm.edu with any questions.
Dina Gilio-Whitaker's Book Launch "Who Gets To Be Indian?"
Oct 13, 2025 6:00 PM | Organization: CICSC, American Indian Student Alliance, American Indian Studies Join us for an evening with acclaimed author and scholar Dina Gilio-Whitaker as she presents her new book, Who Gets to Be Indian? Ethnic Fraud, Disenrollment, and Other Difficult Conversations About Native American Identity. Hosted by the American Indian Studies Department and the California Indian Culture & Sovereignty Center, this event will spark critical dialogue on identity, sovereignty, tribal governance, and other pressing issues in Native communities. Open to students, faculty, and the public, the event highlights the campus’s role in fostering inclusive, socially relevant conversations on contemporary Indigenous issues.
