How things look on the outside

To Judy Rodriguez Watson, the great outdoors is the perfect space for art.

They won’t forget

A family turns tragedy into a scholarship and hope.

A legacy worked from wood

The impacts made by some people are often compared to pebbles thrown into water, creating ripples that will reach across a lake. The influence of Sam Maloof is not a pebble, but a boulder that has splashed water onto every nearby tree.

The right staff

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The summer departure of vice president for university advancement Francoise Aylmer left a big hole in Cal State San Bernardino’s advancement division. Albert Karnig, president of CSUSB, moved quickly to fill it. With Aylmer announcing in early June that she would take a similar post [...]

Seeing the future

CSUSB faculty and staff take giving personally.

After the game

Debbie Shisler was quite stingy when it came to giving up runs as a Coyote softball pitcher. Not so as a Coyote alumna giving to the athletics program.