The student news site of California State University - Los Angeles

University Times
The student news site of California State University - Los Angeles

University Times
The student news site of California State University - Los Angeles

University Times
Anne To

Anne To, Editor-In-Chief

Anne To is the Editor in Chief of the UT and also the co-Station manager of the Golden Eagle Radio. She loves working on audio production with radio, podcasting, and more! You may have seen some of her comics with the Life of Biffy series. During her free time she is either taking a nap, or playing video games.

 

All content by Anne To
Last Friday, President Berenecea Eanes spoke with protesters about their demands for divestment and safety concerns.

From May Day to today: Where the encampment is now

Anne To, Adriana Davila, Brian Lai, and Calista Pineda
May 10, 2024
The bumper of a flipped over Audi fell off after the driver lost control and crashed into three parked vehicles in front of the North Field on campus.

BREAKING: Car flips over next to Hellman bridge, crashing into three cars

Marcos Franco and Anne To
May 1, 2024
Tickets for four out of the five cultural graduations are sold out.

Cultural graduations: Free admission this year

Anne To, Editor-In-Chief
April 20, 2024
Students, faculty and staff use ChargePoint chargers in parking lots.

[Photo] The efforts moving forward with parking and EV stations at Cal State LA

Marcos Franco, Managing Editor
March 28, 2024

Video: Complaints of pests and other hazards highlighted at King Hall forum

Anne To and Miguel Diaz
March 26, 2024

Letter from the Editor: Our coverage isn’t as simple as it looks

Anne To, Editor-In-Chief
March 14, 2024
The office that was originally tested for asbestos in King Hall found the fibers in the loose tiles, but they remain encapsulated.

Asbestos found in one office and mold in another area of King Hall

Anne To and Brian Lai
February 28, 2024
CSU student assistants win union vote to join the CSUEU.

[Photo] CSU student assistants win union vote, with more than 20,000 voting to join the CSUEU

Marcos Franco, Managing Editor
February 27, 2024
ASI confirmed the purchase of two Mac computers for almost $20,000.

[Photo] ASI purchased two Mac computers for nearly $20,000

Anthony Aguilar, Social Media Editor
February 16, 2024
Boxes of menstrual products were placed next to the sink instead of refilling the dispensers in the restroom.

[Photo] Free menstrual products accessible or not?

Christiane Rios, Multimedia Reporter
February 16, 2024
2024 is the 'Year of the Dragon.'

Stories that shaped my childhood: Lunar New Years

Anne To, Editor-In-Chief
February 12, 2024
February is Black History Month.

[Photo] Black History Month: A month of empowerment and honor

Ashley Romero, Multimedia Reporter
February 12, 2024
Illustration by Rebeca Hernandez

How to stay lucky for the Lunar New Year

Anne To, Editor-In-Chief
February 10, 2024
Zitlali Montes, a lecturer in child development, speaking to faculty members about the recent CFA tentative agreement.

Lecturers and faculty struggle to live in L.A. with their current pay

Anne To, Editor-In-Chief
February 1, 2024
Members of the California Faculty Association strike in front of the CSULA U-SU building on Monday, Jan. 22, 2024. Photo by Xavier Zamora/University Times

CFA strike ends after one day, reaching tentative agreement with the CSU

Anne To, Editor-in-Chief
January 25, 2024
Teamsters

Teamsters on strike across the CSUs

Anne To, Editor-In-Chief
December 15, 2023
The plastic tarp covering a hole in the ceiling peeling away from the walls exposing chipped away paint.

[Photo] Music building maintenance raises concern among students

Anthony Aguilar, Multimedia Reporter
December 15, 2023
King Hall A Wing elevators under repair.

King Hall A Wing is getting new elevators

Anne To and Brian Lai
November 21, 2023
A portion of the 10 Freeway bridge is damaged from Alameda Street to Santa Fe Street.

I-10 Freeway closure interrupting student life

Anne To, Editor-in-chief
November 19, 2023
Students Against Tuitions Hikes held their first tabling after a pro-Palestinian march happened on campus.

Students plan walkout in protest of tuition hikes

Anne To, Editor-In-Chief
November 16, 2023

Golden Eagles weigh in on the Israel-Hamas war

Anne To, Brian Lai, and Christiane Rios
November 9, 2023
Union members chant that they are ready for a strike.

Some unions strike a deal with the CSU after getting ‘strike ready’

Leslie Magaña Arias and Anne To
November 7, 2023

Music for the Masses: CSULA Students Love Scenario with K-pop.

Xavier Zamora and Anne To
October 11, 2023

CFA members and CSU students protest tuition increase

Leslie Magaña Arias, Xavier Zamora, and Anne To
September 18, 2023
Berenecea Johnson Eanes will start her term as president in Spring 2024. Photo courtesy of the Cal State La Public Affairs Office.

First ever Black female Cal State LA president appointed

Anne To and Brian Lai
September 15, 2023
The sinkhole is now filled up and fencing around the area has been removed.

Six months later, the sinkhole at Circle Drive is finally gone.

Brian Lai and Anne To
September 15, 2023
“Numa^ia to revive”, created by Roldy Aguera Ablao showing the dress covered in stickers from previous visitors of the exhibit.

Cal State LA Professor co-curates ‘the boba show’ at the Chinese American Museum

Anne To, Editor-In-Chief
September 14, 2023
University Convocation event. August 17,2023. After meeting brunch.

New Interim President at Cal State LA

Anne To and Leslie Magaña
September 13, 2023
The predicted path of Tropical Storm Hilary according to the National Hurricane Center. Image from NOAA

Breaking News: Classes canceled due to Tropical Storm Hilary

Thomas Davila and Anne To
August 21, 2023
Sinkhole view. Photo by Victoria Ivie.

Sinkhole dragging down campus life

Anne To, Managing Editor
April 6, 2023
Cesia Rios, a psychology major, trying to avoid puddles on the Cal State LA campus. Photo by Victoria Ivie.

Rain, rain, here to stay

Anne To, Managing Editor
March 21, 2023
Boone Nguyen and his family moved from Saigon to Philadelphia when he was seven as refugees. This experience made him create art that represented displaced communities. Photo courtesy of Boone Nguyen.

Meet Boone Nguyen: Putting a spotlight on Vietnamese culture and history

Anne To, Managing Editor
March 13, 2023
A sinkhole on the Cal State LA campus has caused road closures. Students were informed by campus-wide email on Saturday, Feb. 25. Photo by Anthony Aguilar.

BREAKING: 20-foot sinkhole creates closures across campus

Anne To and Anthony Aguilar
February 26, 2023
CSU students, faculty, and community members can nominate and share what qualities they are looking for in the next CSU chancellor. Graphic by Anne To.

CSU’s search for a new Chancellor

Anne To, Managing Editor
February 6, 2023
Cal State LA students walking in front of the John F. Kennedy Memorial Library. Photo by Anne To.

[Photo] Students weigh in on this semester’s COVID safety protocols

Erik Adams, Senior Multimedia Reporter
January 23, 2023
Cars parked in one of the Cal State LA parking lots.

BREAKING: Cal State LA increases parking permit fees by 10% due to Los Angeles Tax

Anne To, Multimedia Reporter
December 8, 2022
a graphic of a confused students trying to figure out how to drop classes.

How to drop your classes

Anne To, Multimedia Reporter
November 28, 2022
a group of graduates with different styles of hats.

Cross Cultural Center’s different graduation ceremonies

Anne To, Multimedia Reporter
October 31, 2022
a picture of Salazar Cafe

Salazar Cafe reopening early October and plans for future food spots

Anne To, Multimedia Reporter
October 17, 2022
A man speaks to an audience of students.

Indigenous Peoples’ Day gathers a crowd of over 50

Anne To, Multimedia Reporter
October 17, 2022
Numerous sprinklers watering grass near the soccer field

Cal State LA addresses water concerns

Anne To, Multimedia Reporter
October 17, 2022
an AI art that Xavier created.

What is AI art?

Anne To, Multimedia Reporter
October 2, 2022
Cal State LA eases mask mandate.

BREAKING: Cal State LA eases mask mandate indoors

Anne To, Multimedia Reporter
September 23, 2022
a group of people playing Majongg

Students experience mahjong for the first time with Mahjong Monday

Anne To, Multimedia Reporter
September 19, 2022
Cross Cultural Center open house welcomed people from different backgrounds.

Cross Cultural Center’s open house teases upcoming events

Anne To, Multimedia Reporter
September 18, 2022
Cal State LA and AltaMed hosted a clinic along the main pathway on campus on Thursday, Aug.18. Students were able to visit this clinic for either a COVID-19 vaccination or booster.

The AltaMed Clinics are back at Cal State LA

Anne To, Reporter
August 21, 2022

Avoiding sickness as a immigrant

Anne To, Community News Reporter
July 29, 2022
A Director at LAHSA attended the Alhambra Homeless Count to help organize the event

L.A. County homeless count goes digital, raising concerns about its new app

Anne To, Community News Reporter
May 5, 2022
A carnival with many people of all ages having fun

El Monte Spring Fair gives small businesses a platform

Anne To, Community News Reporter
May 2, 2022
A building selling burgers to people.

Controversy and conflict of interest charges swirl around Alhambra car wash proposal

Anne To, Community News Reporter
April 21, 2022
Three dancers performing a show of Tibetan drum dancing for audience members

Alhambra’s Lunar New Year Festival returns, uplifting spirits

Anne To, Community News Reporter
February 28, 2022
In this photo alhambra police ofiices talking with little boy in the school

How Alhambra’s school district grew its parent participation by 20-fold during the pandemic

Anne To, Community News Reporter
February 16, 2022
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