Starting Saturday, Cal State LA students and local community members can vote on campus for the upcoming national election.
The University Gymnasium is opening its doors for those looking to use...
Welcome, Golden Eagles, to our very first news show, News Break with your host Catherine Valdez. Take five minutes to sit down and recap yourself with current events of the last two weeks provided by the...
When Leon Tafirenyika was effectively kicked out of the dorms, he called the only person in Los Angeles he could think of who could possibly help him: his favorite professor.
Tafirenyika has lived in...
The pandemic led events to be canceled, but that was not enough to keep the Department of Theatre and Dance down.
Department chair Meredith Greenburg has been working with the cast and staff members...
Ricardo Munguia, a computer science major, said he felt more isolated this semester by having a relationship with his computer rather than with new people. Munguia described how instead, his life has become...
“Athletes should have a say when it comes to social injustice in their communities and use the platform they have to spread the message,” said fourth-year history major Dagoberto Bobadilla Jr.
Some...
While Cal State LA students adjusted to the virtual semester, professors, too, faced changing their classes completely and adjusting to be Zoom-ready.
The CSU campuses were shut down mid-March and transitioned...
Many Cal State LA students are finding the online Fall Semester to be a new experience compared to last semester’s virtual instruction. Some students find online instruction challenging, while others...
A student living in the Cal State LA dorms tested positive for COVID-19, according to an email sent to housing students. Those living in campus residences were urged to register for a free COVID-19 test...
The first chancellor of color was announced Wednesday morning as the California State University Board of Trustees appointed Fresno State President Joseph I. Castro.
Chancellor Timothy White will be...
On this week’s edition of Time to Talk, the University Times discusses staying online for the spring semester, Zoom etiquette and student’s experiencing back and neck pains during quarantine.
The University Times conducted a Google survey which gathered 70 responses of students’ thoughts and reactions during quarantine.
The survey found 57 percent of students said they started to experience...
