Live music, art, food trucks and alcohol for a cause, what more could you ask for? All those needs will be met Saturday at Muldoon’s Saloon. The North Long Beach bar is holding a fundraiser for Standing Rock to support the protection of the Native American land and water supply[Read More…]
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Undocuversity project wants to highlight immigrants’ struggles
Issues that complicate the lives of the undocumented student community may be unknown to the majority of the student body, but the Undocuversity project is looking to change that. Undocuversity is a semester long project by senior international studies major Jeff Ogle that aims to raise awareness about the rights[Read More…]
“Resident Evil: The Final Chapter” marks the conclusion of a mediocre saga.
YouTube Through an impressively mediocre display butchering the classic video game series, “Resident Evil: The Final Chapter” sets out to close the story on the 15-year sci-fi/horror film franchise. Similar to the previous films, heroine and apparent martial arts expert Alice must partner up with several death-impeding survivors and the[Read More…]
Tricking club jumps into Week of Welcome
As many as 250 clubs and organizations will be popping up tents for Week of Welcome today and Thursday as students explore the variety of student-run groups and what they each have to offer. Alongside some of the more common student associations, there are a number of unique clubs on[Read More…]
12th annual GLAMFA expedition is underway at CSULB.
The ever-evolving world of art is captured in the 12th annual Greater Los Angeles Master Of Fine Arts expedition, held at the Cal State Long Beach art galleries. This year, the event kicked off the start of the semester by showcasing 28 local artists, all of whom are graduate students[Read More…]
‘La Femme et le TGV’ nominated for Academy Award
If you were expecting this year’s Oscars to be full of distant Hollywood stars and directors, you may be surprised to find a connection close to home — or at least close to campus. One of Cal State Long Beach’s own alumni is nominated for the 2017 Live Action Short[Read More…]
4th Fridays at the Pike are back in 2017
The year’s first 4th Friday’s at the Pike took place from 5-10 p.m. on Friday, Jan. 27, hosting a diverse array of local Long Beach artists and small businesses. Food trucks, mobile boutiques, artists and designers were among the vendors that set up shop before the event began at sunset.[Read More…]
Our view: No tears for New Year’s
After a rough and tumble year in 2016, it was natural to have high hopes for 2017 as people set their resolutions and stole a kiss on New Year’s Eve. Now that we can put a period on week one of classes, and the first month of the year, it’s[Read More…]
UAM opens anticipated Frank Bros. exhibit
Long Beach residents who hear “Frank Bros.” might automatically think of a furniture store; however, Frank Bros. was far more than that. It was a family-oriented establishment that focused on unique designs in all aspects. After being in business for 44 years, it is now possible to explore the history[Read More…]
Top 5 Long Beach museums
Today over 30 museums across Southern California, including prominent spots such as The Getty and The Museum of Tolerance, are opening their doors to visitors free of charge. None of the local museums in Long Beach were among the listed participants, but there is an array of cultural experiences one[Read More…]