Assemblymember Diane Papan (D-San Mateo) and State Senator Josh Becker (D-Menlo Park) recognized the College of San Mateo (CSM) Bulldogs football team for their outstanding 2024 championship season on the floors of both the Assembly and Senate Chambers. The Bulldogs secured their second state and national title in three years with a dominant 43-11 victory over Mount San Antonio College on December 14, 2024.
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The Bulldogs are headed to the second round of the Northern California Regional Playoffs following a road win in their opener. Jill David led CSM (17-11) with 12 points after sinking four three-pointers. Simone Murray totaled nine points, six rebounds, and five assists while Heaven Payton also scored nine points.
Continue reading this entry »Feb 26 2025
College of San Mateo and Skyline College are set for post-season basketball play. The women’s state playoffs begin Wednesday with No. 18 NorCal seed College of San Mateo (16-11), which finished third in the Coast North Conference, playing at No. 15 Reedley (16-12) of the Central Valley Conference.
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The unbeaten College of San Mateo softball team has sprinted to a 10-0 start, having outscored three opponents this week by a 23-0 count.
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Honors Project learning community student KyiLei Aye has made extraordinary strides at College of San Mateo (CSM). This fall, KyiLei received a prestigious internship at Stanford University’s Winetraub Lab, where she worked on cutting-edge computational biology research. Her exceptional contributions earned her recognition as a co-author on a published scholarly paper—a significant milestone for any aspiring researcher. She was joined in this achievement by fellow CSM and CORE student Emilie Manning, who also served as a co-author.
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A new hourlong documentary about the legacy and cultural relevance of jazz, featured recently at the San Francisco Independent Film Festival, celebrates the dedicated announcers at KCSM for teaching the world about what they consider to be America’s only original art form.
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The San Mateo City Council and Mayor Rob Newsom honored College of San Mateo’s Football team during the regular meeting of the city council on Monday, February 3. The evening celebrated the team’s incredible 2024 football season, which culminated in state and national championships. Local leaders, community members, and college officials recognized the team’s athletic achievements and commitment to excellence in academics.
Continue reading this entry »Jan 31 2025
Bay Area residents have many good reasons to take pride in their home, and at least one of those reasons still resides on the radio. The new documentary “KCSM 91.1: The Bay Area’s Jazz Station to the World” — premiering soon at SF Indiefest — pays warm tribute to a local institution and the musical form it curates: America’s only original art form, jazz.
Continue reading this entry »Dec 23 2024
College of San Mateo (CSM) celebrated the remarkable achievements of its Fire Academy graduates at a heartfelt ceremony held on Thursday, December 12, in the CSM Theater. This milestone event recognized the hard work, dedication, and resilience of the 21 graduates who have completed the rigorous 16-week academy, a cornerstone of CSM’s Fire Technology program.
Continue reading this entry »Dec 23 2024
College of San Mateo head football coach Tim Tulloch is all about earning things on the field and for the second time in three years, the Bulldogs earned the 3C2A state championship. But there is one thing Tulloch and the Bulldogs can’t control — the rankings, which is why Tulloch doesn’t pay attention to them until after the season. So less than a week after CSM dismantled previously undefeated Mt. San Antonio College, 43-11 to win the state title, the Bulldogs (12-1) were named community college national champions by JCgridiron.com, which has been ranking community college programs and naming national champions for 20 years.
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