On Monday, November 14, faculty and the Chemistry and Biochemistry department were shocked to hear about the passing of long-time professor Chellappah Chanmugathas at 82. He passed away suddenly after...
Thomas Davila, Community News Reporter
• November 19, 2022
More than 15 years ago, I worked out at the gym four days a week, two hours each day. Despite moving around in a wheelchair, my arms and upper body were so strong I could easily move myself in and out...
Cal State LA received INSIGHT Into Diversity 2022’s Higher Education Excellence in Diversity (HEED) Award. Cal State LA is one out of 102 colleges to receive the award in the United States.
Although...
Walking around the sunny campus grounds of Cal State LA, you've passed thousands of fellow Golden Eagles on their way to class. Chances are, you’ve strolled through the music building courtyard on a...
Readers, beware, you're in for a scare. The terror of horror films has shaped the minds of many and brought dread and terror into all those who have seen a hint of horror in their lives.
Horror films...
Alyssah Hall, Multimedia Reporter
• October 16, 2022
Julianne Malveaux has been the dean of Cal State LA’s College of Ethnic Studies (CoES) since July 2021. Malveaux is an activist, television and radio commentator, author, economist, and former president...
Many know Henry Fuhrmann for his Los Angeles Times work, but he told students when visiting Cal State LA that he started his journalism journey on this very campus.
Former Los Angeles Times assistant...
KeAndre Berry, Community News Reporter
• September 27, 2022
In the 1990s, violence pervaded neighborhoods around East Los Angeles.
The violent crime rate in 1990 in East Los Angeles, for instance, was more than double that for the region -- compared to just...
Exciting? Yes.
Fun? Absolutely.
But believe it or not, being a music major is not just all fun and games. In reality, it can also be challenging and time-consuming as well.
Ece Naz Ertunc, a...
The Cal State LA Forensics Speech and Debate Team competed at the American Forensics Association National Speech Tournament (AFA NST) in Nebraska to finish in 14th place, a record for the program, according...
It’s half past 10 p.m. on a Thursday night, and the light in room F213 in Simpson Tower is still on.
Professor Sam Chyau of the math department is holding his office hours inside.
With office...
