In her 20s, Dalila Droege was experiencing a quarter-life crisis. The classically trained musician found herself applying to different school programs in biology and psychology, but she still felt aimless.  After...

In 1981, my father was a 14-year-old living in an apartment in Boyle Heights with his parents and seven siblings. His family had moved to Los Angeles from Zacatecas, Mexico, to provide a better future...

On Thursday, Oct. 10, Cal State LA’s Gender and Sexuality Resource Center (GSRC) held a celebration at the U-SU plaza for National Coming Out Day to empower, advocate, and bring together the school’s...

Ballot propositions are expected to be highly prioritized in the Nov. 5 election. With measures like Proposition 33 raising hundreds of millions of dollars on advertising for and against it, voters will...

Former UT editors-in-chief, alumni, and the TVFM department commemorated the student-run campus newspaper’s 75 years of delivering news to the student body, faculty, and the surrounding Cal State LA...

This past Wednesday, Cal State LA commemorated the widely acclaimed Billie Jean King with a statue dedication ceremony, unveiling the previously installed statue located in front of the gymnasium. A highly...

In times of great sorrow, hope can feel like a fallacy. How can one find peace in a seemingly cruel and uncaring world? When injustice persists at home or halfway around the globe, is there room left for...

The Theater and Dance Department brought a slice of Puerto Rico to Cal State LA last week with back-to-back performances of “¡Celebramos!” on Wednesday, Oct. 2 and Thursday, Oct. 3. The trilingual...

As drivers pass the 7-Eleven on Valley Boulevard, they might find a truck parked near the convenience store — a 2022 green Toyota Tacoma Sport fixed with a few chairs and a white tent beside it. The...

On Thursday, Sept. 19, Cal State LA hosted its first Career Fashion Show in nine years. The fashion show was started as a fun way for students to have a visual inspiration of how to dress and prepare themselves...

Due to a declining budget and fewer student enrollments, the Associated Students, Inc. (ASI) ended its textbook scholarship program this semester. The program, which started in 2021, was based on a...

The Cal State LA Public Safety Department sent a school-wide email on Sept. 15 containing the 2024 annual security report, which outlines information on crime statistics spanning from 2021 to 2023 for...