Wondering what services are available for students during these virtual times?
Even though classes are being held virtually until Feb. 14, the University Times compiled a list of resources that are...
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First three weeks of spring semester remotely? It’s not exactly how Cal State LA students thought their spring semester would start.
Jacob Rangnes,...
Now that they've had a taste of being back together, Cal State LA's cheer team is excited to bring back school spirit once fans are allowed at sporting events again.
Cal State LA announced...
They say not all heroes wear capes. Pasadena Fire Department probationary firefighter Evan Merced wears a 75-pound protective suit.
But Merced didn’t always dream of working as a firefighter in...
Xennia Hamilton, Community News Reporter
• November 20, 2021
In high school, I didn't have many friends. I was shy, a bookworm and simply was the person who didn’t speak much.
That was until I met my best friend, Robert Canales, in senior year. It would change...
Every week, 200 students are allowed to sign up and receive a bag of food from the Cal State LA food pantry.
“Students shouldn’t be forced to starve themselves, especially with their busy schedules,”...
Another Everytable has opened this fall giving students on the south side of campus easier access to meals without having to make the walk to the food court.
With construction originally starting...
When you think of taking a long, recreational walk-in California, images of sunny hillsides and calm beaches may come to mind, not the bustling streets of Los Angeles.
However, representatives of an...
Last year was the first time in five years that the Los Angeles Boys and Girls Club canceled its annual Fair on Broadway in the community to help raise funds for the youth programs it provides to Lincoln...
The newly reopened Xtreme Fitness Center is welcoming Golden Eagles back into the gym with some enhancements.
Featuring new rubber flooring and strength equipment, the center has expanded into former...
Erik Adams, Community News Reporter
• October 4, 2021
Just as El Monte residents were starting to enjoy having a new farmers market in town in 2020, it was shut down because of the pandemic.
Now, it’s back in full swing and there’s a lot to celebrate,...
Prior to becoming a pledge educator, Alex Nguyen only went to school to attend classes. University events and clubs were never on his radar. That all changed when Nguyen joined a fraternity in the fall...
