From the culture to the history, people, food and sports, my time in the United Kingdom may have been short, but it was surely impactful.
Tag: opinion
Why can’t I be more like you?
Being in college led me to compare myself to other students and at times, I felt like I was not enough. It’s been a long journey, but I now realize my self-worth.
How “Blue Neighbourhood” taught me to live my truth and love myself
Some albums show up exactly when you need them to. For me, “Blue Neighbourhood” by Troye Sivan was that album.
Facing temptation during Lent
Lent encourages me to sacrifice my desires and follow Christ by giving up something I love for 40 days.
Was college even worth it?
From the employment rate and some companies eliminating bachelor’s degrees, I have conflicting feelings about attending college.
Demand for women’s sports shown in Professional Women’s Hockey League
The Professional Women’s Hockey League is seeing record-breaking numbers in its inaugural season. If hockey can do it, why can’t other sports?
CSULB Survival Guide: Hangout spots
In this quick video, the Daily Forty-Niner asks students about the best places to hang out on campus. Check out the second installment of the CSULB Survival Guide series on Instagram Reels and YouTube Shorts.
Black musicians are the foundation to the soundtracks of our lives
From country to EDM, Black people are responsible for creating most of the music we have today.
Students spill the tea on dorm life at CSULB
Long Beach State students discuss what it’s like to live in on-campus housing.
Cultural architects: The eternal influence of African Americans artists
For generations, African American culture has been unrecognized and under-appreciated by society, especially their arts.