Erik Adams, Multimedia Reporter
• September 19, 2022
For Cal State LA student Christine Figueroa, attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, or ADHD, feels like they’re sitting in a glass box, thirsty, with a glass of water just outside the enclosure, “and...
Monkeypox is fairly new to the public, but when it comes to students at Cal State LA, some have trust in the staff at the university for enforcing protocols.
Daisy Ponce, a psychology major, gives the...
Skye Connors, Intern Reporter
• September 18, 2022
When Bridget Jones got dumped, she indulged in chocolates and ice cream and, in between sobs, drank all the red wine she could because that’s what we humans do when we’re sad. Of course, she’s a...
On Sept. 7, students and faculty received a campus-wide email alerting them of the option for faculty to move to remote instruction this week, beginning this afternoon since some classrooms have been uncomfortably...
During the first few weeks of school, Cal State LA students have seen individuals not wearing masks inside buildings, even with no change to the requirement.
Masks are required to be worn indoors...
Cal State LA is partnering with AltaMed to bring another pop-up clinic on campus. On Aug. 18 and Aug. 23, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m, the clinics will provide first, second and booster shots of the COVID-19...
If one pandemic weren’t enough, concerns of an additional virus outbreak crept into public health discussions this year.
Although the Monkeypox outbreak was declared a State of Emergency by Gov. Gavin...
In many ways, Justin Tran considered himself a “normal” kid in junior high and high school.
He enjoyed taking part in activities on campus and talking with his classmates and teachers.
But...
It was just weeks until Gabriel Estrada, 38, planned to get off the streets and into his own tiny home in Eagle Rock.
“He was very excited,” said Maria Ramirez, his neighbor in an encampment under...
Laquanda Wilson, who has been raising awareness about autism in the Watts community for the past five years, is holding her annual Autism walk this April. She described why she started doing it and the...
Have you ever wondered what’s up with the trash scattered around various Los Angeles neighborhoods and why it can take the city days to respond to complaints about trash?
There is an assortment of...
Fully vaccinated? Check.
Booster shot? Check.
First three weeks of spring semester remotely? It’s not exactly how Cal State LA students thought their spring semester would start.
Jacob Rangnes,...
