The University Times compiled photos that show events, student issues, and changes on campus throughout the year 2022. We take a step back to reflect on how things have changed over the semester and what accomplishments we have celebrated. Although we can’t fit all the photos of the semester on this page, these are the ones that stood out to us the most.
Cal State LA students walking on campus while mask requirements were still in place in February. The seven-day average of COVID-19 cases in Los Angeles County during that month was 2,389, according to Google News. (Fatima Rosales)Artist Claudio Talavera-Ballon visited Cal State LA in April to paint a two-panel mural on migration. Now, the mural sits at the library’s entrance for students to admire. (Victoria Ivie)The Golden Eagle statue, installed in 2006, sits in front of the bookstore. (Fatima Rosales)The Golden Eagles celebrate their second straight CCAA Tournament title over Cal State Dominguez Hills on Sunday, Nov. 6. (Xavier Zamora)Marlene Alba, of the Aztec Dance Company Xipe Totec, dances during the Indigenous Peoples Day celebration at the U-SU Plaza on Oct. 10. (Xavier Zamora)Midfielder Morgan Patea scores off a pass by teammate Destiny Moedano during the first half of the Golden Eagles’ 1-0 win over Biola on Wednesday, Sept. 14. (Xavier Zamora)Cal State LA outside hitter Ashley Dittmann edges the ball over the net during the Golden Eagle’s fifth-set loss against Cal Poly Pomona at the University Gym on Saturday, September 24, 2022. (Xavier Zamora)75 years exhibit- Caption: A wall of history on display at the Cal State LA library on Oct. 20. This exhibit is titled, “We Are LA: Uncovering 75 Years of Legacy.” (Victoria Ivie)Rachelle Soriano of the CSULA chapter for the American Society for Microbiology speaks with student Ivan Zeng at City of Orgs on Wednesday, August 31, 2022. Hosted by the Center for Student Involvement, the event offered students a chance to meet with representatives of the many student organizations on campus. (Xavier Zamora)
Mia Alva is a fourth-year journalism major who started for the University Times in fall 2020. She is a reporter and the editor-in-chief for the UT who...
Fatima Rosales is majoring in Graphic Design and Visual Communications. She works for the University Times as Production Manager, designing the newspaper,...
Victoria Ivie (she/they) is a fourth-year journalism major. She is the Editor-in-Chief of the University Times and writes with a focus of undercovered...
