Will Baker, Social/Multimedia Editor
• September 5, 2022
The Biden administration recently signed into law a three-part student debt cancellation plan. The primary part of the plan is estimated to cancel $20,000 of student debt for any recipient of a Pell Grant...
Will Baker, Social/Multimedia Editor
• September 5, 2022
Inflation has most people shrinking their spending. With students taking on hefty expenses and debt at the start of the semester, every dollar can make a huge difference. Here are a few spending hacks...
When watching a show about criminal justice it should draw you in with the dramatic court cases and intense decision making scenes. But what makes people get drawn to these portrayals of law?
Shows...
Residents in South Village spoke up about positive and negative changes in housing this new academic year.
Housing and Residence Life looks a lot different now than last year. Students are thrilled...
Even with Thursday’s high temperatures, the Center for Student Involvement’s Welcome Home BBQ event was able to greet new and returning students to a more typical in-person campus experience this semester.
Along...
There was a big turnout for this year’s City of Orgs event, where over 200 attendees met with student reps from various student-led organizations, clubs and groups on campus. The event was situated around...
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...
After filming the movie for months during the COVID pandemic, “Bullet Train” finally came to theaters and brought in a fun, action-packed tale that will keep moviegoers entertained by the creativity...
While less students are on campus over the summer, crime never stops.
Of the 18 reported crimes over June, July and up until August 15, the most reported type of crime was vandalism at 50% of all...
Although Cal State LA and the United States have battled with COVID-19 for two years, some students are not willing to take the chance with in-person classes, while others are ready to network and interact...
The Cal State LA campus library began transforming its building to include more space for students to enjoy over the summer, but inflation and supply chain issues have led to it being delayed further than...
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...
