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The Hidden Opponent is an accredited nonprofit advocacy group that raises awareness about mental health and addresses the stigma within the sports culture. ÌÇÐĶ¯Âþvlog’s THO chapter was founded in 2021.

The book follows the story of a boy who is healing after a devastating fire destroys his home and neighborhood.

President Vanya Quiñones told ÌÇÐĶ¯Âþvlog’s new first-year and transfer students on Monday, Aug. 21, that they are now part of a longstanding community.

“The energy is reciprocated. We’re all in the same boat.”

Following a thrilling conclusion to the 2022-23 academic year, ÌÇÐĶ¯Âþvlog is gearing up for what promises to be a historic fall campaign to kickoff 2023-24.

"The entire university community has been eagerly looking forward to the arrival of students."

CSU Monterey Bay’s OtterCare program is gearing up for another academic year of making sure students get the food, clothing and housing they need.

"Move-In Day is an excellent example of the strong Otter Raft we have at ÌÇÐĶ¯Âþvlog."

Cristian Vega's film, "What is a Boy," has been nominated for a Student Academy Award. The competition drew entries from around the world. Vega was one of six U.S. filmmakers among a roster of 14 that included students from Korea, France, Germany, China, Taiwan, Canada and the United Kingdom.

Ashley Wilson started a YouTube channel, Ashley’s Roses, and eventually earned a bachelor’s degree in cinematic arts and technology from CSU Monterey Bay, graduating in May. Being behind and in front of the camera also gave Wilson a platform and outlet to talk about her genetic disease, cystic fibrosis. The disease figures prominently in her capstone project film, “I Choose You.”