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As people gathered at King Hall and prepared to march around campus in solidarity with the ongoing Black Lives Matter movement, they raised their fists in support of the protest that have been going on worldwide for the past two weeks. Photo by Joshua Mejia

ASI and BSU collaboration brings peaceful protest to Cal State LA

Joshua Letona, Editor-in-Chief June 7, 2020

Cal State LA students took it upon themselves to put together a peaceful protest on campus on Saturday from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.  Associated Students Inc. (ASI) and Black Student Union (BSU) collaborated...

Protestors gather in Downtown Los Angeles, on Friday, May 29, to protest against police brutality in honor of George Floyd who died at the hands of Minneapolis Police earlier this year. Photo courtesy of Corinne Baptiste.

Cal State LA students speak against police brutality

Tahiti Salinas, Managing Editor June 6, 2020

While states across the nation experience protests and riots due to the death of George Floyd, Cal State LA students across the political spectrum expressed upset in the police, but mixed reaction when...

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Editorial: The UT supports the Black Lives Matter movement

The editorial board of the University Times would first like to give our condolences to George Floyd’s family. We stand against any type of inequalities, racism and oppression. Though Floyd’s death...

Time to Talk – The Graduate Edition

May 27, 2020

On this week’s special edition of Time to Talk, the University Times and Golden Eagle Radio 2020 graduates come on to discuss some of their favorite moments in their respective organizations and academic...

Time to Talk – Ep. 5

May 20, 2020

This week on Time to Talk, Golden Eagle Media leaders, Adrian Bennett de Avila station manager for Golden Eagle Radio and sports editor for the University Times, Marisa Martinez the editor-in-chief for...

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BREAKING: CSU announces most fall 2020 classes to be online

Joshua Letona and Marisa Martinez May 12, 2020

Classes will remain mostly online during the fall semester for all 23 campuses in the CSU system.  During an online CSU Board of Trustees meeting on Tuesday, Chancellor Timothy White announced the...

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Cal State LA Decorated Graduation Cap Showcase

May 9, 2020

  Kerry Martinez, B.A in Child Development: These are the people that have supported me through my years in college from encouraging me to go back to school to taking care of my kids and...

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BREAKING: Cal State LA to be COVID-19 testing site

Joshua Letona, Entertainment Managing Editor May 7, 2020

Cal State LA will be open to the public, by appointment only, for free coronavirus testing. According to a press release sent out by the school on Thursday, those looking to be tested must first make...

As of now, Commencement 2020 will be held at a later date this year. Photo courtesy of Cal State LA photo archives.

BREAKING: Commencement confirmed, date unknown

Joshua Letona, Entertainment Managing Editor May 6, 2020

Soon-to-be Cal State LA graduates will get their chance to walk.  President William Covino announced in an email addressed to the class of 2020, after much discussion, commencement will be held but...

Graduation Cap Submissions

Graduation Cap Submission

May 4, 2020

The University Times understands that due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the date of commencement has not been identified. Our staff at the UT would like to provide a platform for Cal State LA seniors to showcase...

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CARES Act Funds received: Most students to be granted financial help amid the pandemic

Denae Ayala, Staff Reporter April 30, 2020

Amid the coronavirus pandemic, Cal State LA has received and will be distributing at least $18.9 million to most students registered at the university. According to an email sent out on Thursday from...

OPINION: 10 things society should know about rape culture and how survivors can seek help

OPINION: 10 things society should know about rape culture and how survivors can seek help

Meghan Bravo, Staff Reporter April 29, 2020

It’s time to whip out your favorite pair of jeans because today is Denim Day. “Denim Day” is an annual rape-prevention movement, where individuals wear a pair of denim jeans to show support for survivors...

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