09/11/2025 | News release | Distributed by Public on 09/11/2025 15:14
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In celebration of National Hispanic Heritage Month, Cal State San Marcos' Latinx Center is partnering with campus organizations to present an exciting lineup of events. The month, which runs Sept. 15-Oct. 15, is an opportunity to celebrate the rich culture and diverse backgrounds of Hispanic-identifying people.
Everyone is invited to participate in Hispanic Heritage Month events.
Chingona Fest
Tuesday, Sept. 9
This two-part event celebrated and uplifted CSUSM's Latina-identifying students and their experiences. This year's theme was Chingona Sin Frontiers, facing barriers in pursuit of education.
Cafecito con Pan
Monday, Sept. 15, noon, USU 3200
Kicking off the month, this series is hosted monthly in the Latinx Center, connecting students with professionals across campus and offering opportunities for conversations over coffee and pan dulce.
Latinx Center's 10th Birthday Party
Wednesday, Sept. 17, noon, USU 3200
To celebrate the 10-year anniversary of the center, a birthday party will be hosted with games, cake and community.
Raices de Barro: Talavera Workshop
Tuesday, Sept. 23, noon, USU 3200
The Latinx Center will explore the roots of Mexican Talavera artwork and ceramics, with opportunities for students to create their own vase.
Shared Roots: Tattoos in our Cultures with APIDA
Thursday, Sept. 25, USU 3200
An ongoing series in collaboration with the APIDA Student Center explores the cultural significance of tattoos in both APIDA and Latine communities.
Chisme Club: Sin Fronteras
Thursday, Oct. 2, noon, USU 3200
Students are invited to reflect on the impact of current events on our communities, with a self-care activity to end the session.
Latine Heritage Month Celebration
Thursday, Oct. 9, 5 p.m., USU Ballroom
Join us as we close out Latine Heritage Month with music, food and games at a celebration open to all.
Eric Breier, Interim Assistant Director of Editorial and External Affairs
[email protected] | Office: 760-750-7314
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