The John F. Kennedy Memorial Library recently underwent renovations in an attempt to expand and modernize study spaces. However, further renovations to the library have been postponed indefinitely.
Carlos...
Braving the wet weather dressed in raincoats and armed with signs, California Faculty Association (CFA) members across the 23 CSUs marched out in the rain calling for higher wages, longer parental leave,...
Sam Avalos, a 23-year-old graduate student in the Television, Film and Media Studies Department joined the Golden Eagle community to continue her journey in higher education. Her favorite movies...
Between work, life and upcoming midterms, students juggle several responsibilities while pursuing their degrees. With tuition rates that will be rising next year and inflation driving up the cost of living,...
Tristan Longwell, Community News Digital Editor in Chief
• September 30, 2023
Cal State LA students are reflecting on their college experience after spending a good portion of it behind a screen.
In 2020 a global pandemic struck and shut down everyday life. Classes...
"Igniting student's potential and empowering their voices..."
-Yahir Flores
After his only competitor dropped out of the Associate Student Inc. (ASI) elections, fourth year student...
On Aug 24, crowds of freshmen and returning students attended this fall’s City of Orgs event. From 11am to 2pm, visitors and passerby met with representatives from various student run organizations,...
Panda Express has opened its doors at Cal State LA after being teased throughout the spring semester with a banner hanging next to campus eatery “The Spot.” With Panda Express on campus, this will...
Anna Kuchison, Multimedia Reporter
• September 19, 2023
The University Times interviewed five students alleging Title IX violations. This is the first in a two-part series.
Cozen Investigation general findings
The Cozen Investigation found several issues...
Despite the rise of COVID-19 cases across Los Angeles, recent revision of a California State University (CSU) policy states that vaccines are no longer required for CSU campuses.
According...
“As a cook and chef, our industry was hit hard. Out of work and not able to pay bills, we found ourselves in the shelters and it was rough, but we were able to sustain ourselves,” said Francisco Pacheco,...
Erik Adams, Senior Multimedia Reporter
• April 28, 2023
Update: On April 18, The Service Employees United Local 99 said on its website that the Los Angeles Unified School District’s board voted unanimously to ratify the agreement, adding that the contract...
