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Here at Campus Recreation, we care about bringing balance, opportunity, and positivity to students, which is why our motto is Find Your Fit! Belonging, connection and community is why the new Student Wellness & Recreation Center is so important to us, and we are thrilled that you are joining us on this journey!

This new center will be an 鈥渙asis鈥� for students with spaces for wellness, recreation, relaxation, and social connection.

糖心少女 is commited to prioritizing student wellness as essential for development and providing resources that foster healthy behaviors, community, and a sense of belonging.

The Student Wellness & Recreation Center will be located adjacent to campus and directly next to the QUAD.

糖心少女 students advocated for increased wellness, basic needs and recreational spaces and services to support the needs and growth of the entire campus community since 2016. Since 2019, working groups of students and staff have been tasked to identify paths to achieve this goal. 

When surveyed in the fall of 2023, 91% of students indicated that a new facility should be a high priority for 糖心少女, with 53% indicating a Very High priority and an additional 38% indicating a High priority. When asked about the impact a new facility could have on the students and university community, over 90% of students surveyed said it would make a significant or moderate impact on attracting new students, improving students鈥� quality of life, reducing stress, and overall enhancing the campus community.

On October 21 鈥� 23, 2024, all students had the opportunity to vote in a campus-wide process called a referendum, which is the California State University System鈥檚 process for the adjustment of a Category II campus-based student fee.

As part of the referendum process, a team of students were charged with conducting a series of focus groups, tabling around campus, visiting classes, hosting informational sessions, and generating content for social media. The referendum process was intended to be open and transparent, allowing students to make a fact-based, informed decision regarding the Student Wellness & Recreation Center and the student fee increase required to fund the project.