Despite being the first year Cal State LA has entered, two Golden Eagles made a big splash in the Annual Coca-Cola Refreshing Film’s Program (CCRFP) contest.
The Cal State LA students even made one...
Cal State LA’s production of Los Faustinos opened on April 21 and ran through the 30. It was directed by Roberto Alcaraz, a theater professor at Cal State LA.
The musical comedy-drama told the story...
The scrape of white pencil onto the panel was faint, the artist leisurely bringing to life six outlines of people crossing a blue river that reflects the slightly cloudy sky. Paint supplies littered the...
Sci-fi, fantasy and comic books. What do these all have in common? Why, they’re all at Eagle-Con, of course.
A mixture of virtual and in-person guests assembled over a weekend long series of panels...
Imagine boarding an airline flight and then learning that the pilot received all his training through a computer screen.
For many students at Cal State LA, remote instruction didn’t completely alter...
Anne To, Community News Reporter
• February 28, 2022
The festival that has been held since 1997 was back this month after a two-year hiatus during the pandemic.
It was downsized from five blocks to one block and happened at the city’s weekly farmer’s...
Victoria Ivie, Community News Reporter
• January 22, 2022
Cancer scares, transphobia and a police encounter as a Black trans person.
This convergence of unfortunate events was the beginning of a trans and non-binary punk band, You Guys Suck Like Real Hard....
Braylin Collins, Community News Reporter
• December 21, 2021
Bobby Ramirez, who grew up in El Sereno, had a cousin that graduated from Columbia Law School and another doing life in prison.
Which cousin’s path would he follow?
The right choice seems obvious...
Día de Los Muertos is a time for people to remember their loved ones and mourn their transition into the afterlife. But how did it begin?
In Mexico and other Latin American countries, it is called...
Amy Becker, Photo & Video Contributor
• October 30, 2021
Andy Warhol: Selections from the Luckman Permanent Collection” is currently on view at the Luckman Fine Arts Complex at Cal State LA.
Warhol was most notable for his contributions to the pop art...
Victoria Ivie, Community News Reporter
• October 12, 2021
Four dancers wear headpieces adorned with fierce animal heads. They ask ancestors for permission to perform honored traditions, commanding the attention of a hushed crowd.
As the performers throw themselves...
Aztec dancing. Salsa and Bachata music. An ofrenda for Día de los Muertos, or Day of the Dead. And lots of food: Papusas, elotes, agua frescas and churros.
These were some of the highlights of Fiesta...
