Joshua Letona, Entertainment Managing Editor
• March 6, 2020
What started as a student project developed into a creative outlet where former inmates, looking to change their lives around, could tell their stories.
The Prison BA journal is a collection of stories...
With the 50th anniversary of Earth Day in mind, and a heavy emphasis on life and exploration through the lens of science and fantasy, the Palmer Wing Walkway exhibited the concept-to-post-production artwork...
This year’s Jean Burden Poetry Series special guest Marilyn Chin enlightened the Golden Eagle Ballroom, celebrating the immigrant identity by bringing to life some of her most famous poems.
Lauri...
RuPaul’s Drag Race contestant, Valentina, took on the Luckman in a performance that highlighted her Latinx roots.
Live at Cal State LA’s Luckman Theater, Valentina covered some of musician Juan...
Joshua Letona, Entertainment Managing Editor
• February 18, 2020
The Sundance Film Festival brought more than just filmmakers and movie goers to Utah. It also brought some of Cal State LA’s very own.
Set in Salt Lake City, Utah, between Jan. 29 and Feb. 2, a...
Cal State LA’s Luckman Gallery is a temporary home to the artwork of Taiwanese-American artist, Tu Ying-Ming, otherwise known as Tu-2.
The "I to i, Mind to Heart," exhibit includes Tu-2's Mao-ology,...
Richard Tzul, News Managing Editor
• February 10, 2020
On a bus ride to school, a woman tried to talk to Winston Cox, stirring fear in him -- he heard about black men being lynched for talking to white women. He came to learn the woman was from Turkey and...
Joshua Letona, Entertainment Managing Editor
• February 4, 2020
With the Oscars coming up this Sunday, Cal State LA students took a moment to recognize some films they thought didn’t get much love from the Academy.
“Uncut Gems”
Adam Sandler plays...
Joshua Letona, Entertainment Managing Editor
• February 3, 2020
“Not all stories are written down or spoken. Some stories are inscribed upon bodies.”
These are the opening words displayed for the exhibit, “Established in Ink: Asian American Tattoos from...
Packed with high energy and bold maneuvers, the idea for the ensemble piece, Sudden Death View Points, started off as a “joke” which later developed into the culminating masters project of Eric...
Joshua Letona, Entertainment Managing Editor
• January 28, 2020
The Ronald H. Silverman Fine Arts Gallery has opened its doors again for the first exhibit of the Spring semester: “Perceive Me,” curated by Kristine Schomaker.
The exhibit explores societal issues...
