Dre Johnson and Rasha Badrani led an assault on the school record book last weekend as the Cal State San Marcos men’s and women’s track teams posted top marks at two meets.

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It is part of a weeklong, statewide series of protests that started Monday at Cal State San Marcos. — Defending Ethnic Studies and diversity, equity and inclusion initiatives. Additionally ...

A recent slump cost State a spot in the NCAA Division I softball rankings. But the Aztecs could be clawing their way back ...

Operations were back to normal at Cal State San Marcos Tuesday after students and faculty walked out of classes yesterday to protest what they describe as a crackdown on student activists in the ...

Entrance to California State University San Marcos. Photo by Chris Stone Correction: An earlier version of this article incorrectly states that students were barred from the student union and some ...

Long before the players and coaches from UC San Diego graced the court at Ball ... that must die with Colorado House Bill 1041 Report: CSU Rams’ Kyan Evans enters transfer portal Big 12 in ...

MANILA, Philippines — President Marcos has named a bank executive and ... both cum laude. He took graduate studies in advanced management program at Harvard Business School and strategic ...

Of these, only two heads of state surrendered to it their own compatriots who were accused: Congolese dictator Joseph Kabila and Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos. What infamy the dictator's son ...

Day Two of the men’s National Invitation Tournament saw another Bay Area school advance, USF, into the second round, while San Jose State nearly overcame a 15-point second-half deficit before ...

MANILA, Philippines — President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. will not be asking for the resignation of Menardo Guevarra as solicitor general, Malacañang said on Thursday. "I asked the President and his reply ...