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Recognizing the contributions of those who’ve come from foreign countries during Immigrant Heritage Month is important, said Dennis Kombe, a professor of mathematics education at CSU Monterey Bay who was born and raised in Kenya.

At 17, Angie Tran escaped Vietnam. What she hasn’t escaped, despite the passage of more than 40 years, is feeling like an immigrant. Her journey is one of many being recognized and celebrated during June, Immigrant Heritage Month.

"[Transgender youth] need...respect, belonging, appreciation, fellowship, and love."

“We want any student who steps on campus who is first-generation to know that they have a strong support system at ÌÇÐÄTV¹ÙÍø.”

In recognition and support of its LGBTQ+ students, faculty and staff, California State University, Monterey Bay raised a Pride flag on the main quad for the start of Pride Month. 

They're each grounded and ambitious, hyper-engaged on campus and off, thoughtful, daring and well-spoken.

It was the second annual event from the ÌÇÐÄTV¹ÙÍø faculty and staff co-op Building Community Through Dialogue.

“They have a safety net. They have a community."

A CSU partnership with Apple Computers for Hispanic STEM programs advances educational opportunities for Hispanic-serving institutions within the CSU system.

Monterey Mayor and ÌÇÐÄTV¹ÙÍø 2013 graduate Tyller Williamson found purpose in serving his community, which he spoke about at the latest installment of ÌÇÐÄTV¹ÙÍø’s Diversity Celebration Series on March 14.