Josmary Molina, Multimedia Reporter
• September 15, 2025
In mid-August, Texas passed legislation that redrew their congressional maps, potentially giving them 5 additional Republican seats in the U.S. House of Representatives in the 2026 midterms.
In retaliation,...
Welcome to The Fill From the Hill, a recurring political column where University Times writers dissect the key political topics and controversies in the news, from domestic politics to international affairs....
Tens of thousands of people gathered at Gloria Molina Grand Park in downtown Los Angeles on Saturday, April 12, to hear from Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders and U.S. Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-N.Y.)...
March is Women’s History Month and is a time for people to celebrate all women who have contributed to society. One aspect worth highlighting is women's contributions to music. Specifically in punk rock,...
Welcome to The Fill From the Hill, a recurring political column where University Times writers dissect the key political topics and controversies in the news, from domestic politics to international affairs....
Waves of student protests have embroiled Cal State LA within the past several weeks, voicing concerns on recent budget cuts, the Trump administration, and the Israel-Hamas conflict. The protests have been...
“This is what democracy looks like!” and other chants rang through the streets of downtown Los Angeles as thousands rallied for the International Women’s Day Protest on Saturday, March 8. The first...
Welcome to The Fill From the Hill, a recurring political column where two University Times writers dissect the key political topics and controversies in the news, from domestic politics to international...
Destiny Durant, Community News Reporter
• March 13, 2025
In the quiet city of Whittier, an intriguing story about the progress and challenges of homelessness has unfolded since 2018. Whittier Assistant City Manager Shannon DeLong played an integral role in the...
Cynthia Harbott, Senior Multimedia Reporter
• March 13, 2025
Immigration lawyer and activist Lizbeth Mateo paid a visit to Cal State LA late last month to educate students and staff about their legal rights as DACA students and undocumented residents. The panel...
Dawn Dennis, a lecturer in the history department at Cal State L.A., was nominated for the 2025 “Lecturer of the Year” award in early February. Less than a few weeks later, she said her department...
While it may seem that Trump can never stop making the wrong choices, it would appear he’s ready to top himself. He has made himself the center of attention (like always) in the ongoing peace negotiations...
