Long Beach’s Monday Night Market returned for another evening on Nov. 4. Though the food and loud music are alluring enough to passersby, the vendors there make the market special.
Author: Paris Barraza
CSULB students spill the tea on controversial art
Art has always pushed boundaries, but how far is too far? This week students weigh in on whether or not art that is considered by many to be “offensive” has a place on college campuses.
‘Celebrating life’ at CSULB’s Día de los Muertos
Beach Pride Events celebrated Día de los Muertos on Oct. 31 at Long Beach State. Students gathered to commemorate their lost loved ones while eating traditional foods and learning more about the holiday.
CSULB students spill the tea about their favorite monsters
In this Halloween edition of spill the tea, CSULB students talk about their favorite monsters.
Climathon 2019 returns to CSULB challenging food scarcity, waste and sourcing
Throughout the 24-hour event individuals discussed, researched and created potential solutions to the complex issues of climate change and food scarcity.
Introduction to queer studies at CSULB is ‘a place to think about the way you think’
The course teaches students to consider “how queer manifests itself outside the body.”
Art meets print at CSULB’s Printmaking as a Collaborative Enterprise: Art Talks and Panel Discussion
The event, hosted by the Kleefeld Contemporary Art Museum, featured the curators and artists behind the B.A.T. State III Exhibition and explained the process behind their work.
CSULB students spill the tea about the dirt dumping on Puvungna
Students weigh in on the development of Puvungna, sacred land for indigenous people. This 22-acre parcel is located on CSULB and has been at the center of many disputes between Native American populations and the university.
Skate out with the Cal State Rollers
CSULB’s Cal State Rollers club held a themed skate out on Oct. 4 in downtown Long Beach. The small group took to the streets for a day of skating and shared their love for the activity.
Cal Rep production ‘Hookman’ is a clever and hopeful tale of life after tragedy
The slasher-comedy “Hookman” by Lauren Yee at CSULB’s Studio Theatre tells the story of Lexi, a freshman in college navigating life after a tragedy.