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Joshua Mejia

Joshua Mejia, Multimedia Editor

Joshua Mejia is a fifth year TVF Major in the Film option, who has been with the University Times for six semesters. He is a filmmaker-photographer who specialized in street photography before joining the UT as an intern. In his final year, he is now the Multimedia Editor. His work is grounded in the philosophy of a decisive moment that sums up the humanity of the story.

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[Video] After the vaccination: Questions and experiences from Cal State LA students

Mia Alva, Social Media editor
April 27, 2021
FEMA personnel gather in the parking lot in front of LACHSA at Cal State L.A. in preparation for the federal vaccination site that is set to open soon.

[Photo] Medical experts move in to administer vaccine rollout

Marisa Martinez, Audio Editor
February 15, 2021
Photo illustration by Joshua Mejia.

[Photo] GroupMe alleged cheating scandal causes Cal State LA to trend on Twitter

Tahiti Salinas, Rosio Flores, and Marisa Martinez
February 11, 2021

[Photo] BREAKING: Cal State LA chosen as a COVID-19 vaccination site

Joshua Letona and Mia Alva
February 3, 2021

[Video] Fall 2020 Recap | News Break Ep. 3

Catherine Valdez, Staff Reporter
December 30, 2020

[Video] Cal State LA becomes a voting center | News Break Ep. 2

October 30, 2020

[Video] Housing Student Tests Positive for COVID-19 | News Break Ep. 1

Catherine Valdez, Staff Reporter
October 16, 2020

[Video] Spring 2021 Goes Virtual | Time toTalk Ep. 10

September 23, 2020
According to learning and teaching experts on campus, Zoom is the future. Here are nine ways to help navigate online classes for the remainder of the school year.

[Photo] Zoom etiquette: Nine tips to keep in mind during the next school year

Marisa Martinez, Digital Editor
September 16, 2020

[Video] Meet the Fall 2020 Editors | Time to Talk – Ep 9

September 14, 2020
Assembly Bill 1460, now signed by Governor Gavin Newsom, will require CSU to offer ethnic studies courses by 2021-22, so students can complete their three-unit course in ethnic studies.

[Photo] Newsom’s ethnic studies requirement changes CSU curriculum

September 10, 2020
Assembly Bill 1460, now signed by Governor Gavin Newsom, will require CSU to offer ethnic studies courses by 2021-22, so students can complete their three-unit course in ethnic studies.

[Photo] Newsom’s ethnic studies requirement changes CSU curriculum

Rosio Flores and Meghan Bravo
September 10, 2020

[Video] Time to Talk – Ep. 8

August 26, 2020

[Video] Time to Talk – Ep. 7

June 15, 2020
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

[Photo] ASI and BSU collaboration brings peaceful protest to Cal State LA

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

[Video] Time to Talk – The Graduate Edition

May 27, 2020

[Video] Time to Talk – Ep. 5

May 20, 2020
Outside view of University Club

[Photo] 13 Places on Campus to Grab a Bite this Summer

Kayla Misa, Contributing Writer
June 10, 2019

[Video] Time to Talk – Ep. 4

Adrian Bennett de Avila, Joshua Letona, Marisa Martinez, Richard Tzul, and Tahiti Salinas
April 23, 2020

[Video] Time To Talk – Ep. 3

Adrian Bennett de Avila, Richard Tzul, Joshua Letona, and Marisa Martinez
April 13, 2020

[Video] Time to Talk: Ep. 2

Adrian Bennett de Avila, Marisa Martinez, Joshua Letona, Richard Tzul, and Joshua Mejia
April 6, 2020

[Video] Time To Talk: Ep. 1

Adrian Bennett de Avila, Richard Tzul, Joshua Letona, and Marisa Martinez
March 27, 2020
Back in 2017, the fruit vendor was one of the most popular food choices on campus only to have seemingly disappeared in the past few months.

[Photo] Campus fruit stand falls short of health standards

Darwin Lopez, Staff Reporter
February 27, 2020
Mayor Terry Tornek welcomes questions from students in attendance of the We the People voting series hosted by the Associated Students, Incorporated at the Golden Eagle Ballroom last Tuesday.

[Photo] Charla sobre la importancia de votar se realiza en Cal State LA con invitados especiales

Luis Chavez, Staff Reporter
March 6, 2020
Students spread out all through the voting area in the Palmer Wing of the library during Super Tuesday as the primaries continued throughout the day.

[Photo] Golden Eagles vote in Golden State primary

Richard Tzul, News Managing Editor
March 4, 2020
Valentina performs a cover ofJuan Gabriel’s “Amor Eterno” at the Luckman Theatre this past Saturday.

[Video] Drag queen Valentina brings Latinx culture to the Luckman

Catherine Valdez, Staff Reporter
February 18, 2020
Last Wednesday, the City of Orgs Mixer brought students and organizations together which was hosted by the Center for Student Involvement in the Golden Eagle Ballroom.

[Photo] Student orgs welcome Golden Eagles into open arms

Tahiti Salinas, Staff Reporter
February 9, 2020
Screenshot of Lena Chao from the Campus Voices Youtube video

[Photo] Campus Voices: The Race, the State of the Union and the Acquittal

Richard Tzul, News Managing Editor
February 8, 2020
Supporters and volunteers surround a group of counter protesters as signs advocating for the march block the other signs as chants for womens rights and equality are chanted by the supporters in Los Angeles this past Saturday.

[Photo] Women’s March Excludes Black Lives Matter LA

Marisa Martinez, Editor-in-Chief
January 19, 2020
A labrador retriever greets a Cal State LA student. Paws-to-share arrive on the Cal State LA campus in time for finals week to destress students.

[Photo] Therapy Dogs Make it Just in Time

Christopher Lazaro, Staff Reporter
December 8, 2019
Located between the front desk and Cafe 47 in the library, the Art and Politics Exhibit ranges from race to climate change.

[Photo] The Art and Politics Exhibit Takes a Stab at Today’s Political Climate

Richard Tzul, Copy Editor
November 12, 2019
Crowds of people pile in the front as mosh pits and dancing break out during the final shows of the Tropicalia Music and Taco Festival that took place over the weekend.

[Photo] Cali Gets Tropical

Lilith Greta Meyer, Staff Reporter
November 12, 2019
Familes came together, united with thousands of others to march the streets of Los Angeles demanding action against the hazardous effects of climate change this past Friday.

Greta Rallies the Troops

Joshua Mejia, Staff Photographer
November 6, 2019
Protestors marching through Los Angeles using mega phones speak up as they chant against the ICE deportations that have been recently happening.

[Photo] Cal State LA Students and Professors Join ICE Protest

Jorge Cruz, Staff Reporter
October 15, 2019
Last Saturday, a Day of Action took place where many united together to march through Los Angeles in protest against ICE deportations.

[Photo] Se Enciende la MEChA: Estudiantes de Cal State LA Marcharon en Contra de los Centros de Detención

Luis Chavez, Periodista
October 15, 2019
Hosted by the Art History Society of Cal State L.A. a gallery of various works of art was available to those in attendance of the symposium in honor of Miguel Loen-Poertilla last Saturday at the University Student-Union.

[Photo] Honoring Miguel León-Portilla at the 2019 Mesoamerican Symposium

Rosio Flores, Staff Reporter
October 8, 2019
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