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Goats to clear brush
Goats will clear brush from the solar field near the University Drive entrance to campus.
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Win swag for donations
The Cove Bookstore is holding a donation drive for the Dolphin Pantry from Dec. 5 through 9.
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Learn about Special Immigrant Juvenile Status
A virtual presentation on on how Special Immigrant Juvenile Status can put people on a pathway to becoming a U.S. citizen will be held Tuesday, Dec. 6, at 2 p.m.
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ASSET Scholars Program marks another successful semester after being named a "Program to Watch" by Excelencia in Education
The ASSET Scholars program has so far served 722 students since it was launched in Spring of 2020 and was named a "Program to Watch" during the Fall 2022 semester.
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Multiliteracy center sets finals hours
The Writing and Multiliteracy Center's hours will change for finals week, Dec. 4 through 9.
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Student art showcase to be held
The Fall 2022 Student Artwork Showcase & Sale will be held on Tuesday, Nov. 29, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. in the Central Mall.
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Take a mental health break
The CAPS Mental Health Peer Program is providing a pre-finals week mental health break for students on Tuesday, Nov. 29, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
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Bookstore holds online sale
The Cove Bookstore is holding an online sale from Wednesday, Nov. 23, through Monday, Nov. 28.
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Update employee addresses for W-2s
Employees need to submit address changes by Dec. 2 to ensure delivery of W-2s.
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New way to enroll in, change payroll direct deposit
The State Controller's Office implemented a new process to sign up for and make changes to payroll direct deposit.
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Inaugural Late-Night Breakfast slated
The inaugural Late-Night Breakfast will be held on Monday, Dec. 5, from 8 to 11 p.m. in Islands Café.
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Writing Boot Camps offered
The Writing and Multiliteracy Center is offering in-person Writing Boot Camps on two more Sundays this semester.
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Message from the President: In Solidarity with the LGBTQ Community
President Yao shares a message of support after the tragedy in Colorado Springs.
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CSUCI's "De Colores" Winter Concert celebrates the sounds of cultures around the world
CSUCI's winter concert-- "De Colores, A Cultural Celebration of Choral Music"-- will sweep the audience around the world with musical selections from Mexico to South Korea to East Africa to Great Britain and more.
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Business school honored
Women's Economic Ventures honored CSUCI's Martin V. Smith School of Business & Economics as Partner of the Year.
