In season 3, episode 5 of Artist Banter, host Julia Goldman and co-host El Nicklin sit down with artist and MFA photography student sea Krob. The three discuss photography techniques and the themes of parenting, chronic illness and grief related to sea’s work.
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Artist Banter S3E4: Diving “straight” into the gray area (ft. Lucy Brown)
In season 3, episode 4 of Artist Banter, host Julia Goldman sits down with theatre arts student and playwright, Lucy Brown. The two discuss experiences in the performing arts world and Brown’s journey with her original one-act comedy, “Straight Play,” which recently ran on the CSULB campus.
Gender-neutral restrooms accessible across Long Beach State’s campus
Gender-neutral restrooms are located all over campus in hopes of keeping all LGBTQ+ students safe and comfortable.
Discover the unique offerings and LGBTQ+ culture on Retro Row
Retro Row is a hub of community and culture on a strip of Fourth St. in Long Beach. All year, businesses and other establishments on this historic street celebrate LGBTQ+ pride with merchandise, public art, resources and events.
“Bottoms”: a bizarre, raunchy teen comedy that’s not afraid to be gay
A lesbian comedy called “Bottoms” should be considered an absolute must-watch for LGBTQ+ teens this year.
From undergrad to postgrad: what’s next for CSULB seniors?
As Long Beach State seniors’ time comes to an end, students reflect on their time here and get ready for the next chapter.
How history major Cameron Forgey began living through an incurable disease
As student Cameron Forgey was slowly getting back to the old dynamics of the university prior to COVID-19, he was met with a chronic disease that steered his life in a different direction.
CSULB student drives passion through ASL
Elizabeth Griswold grew a passion for linguistics and American Sign Language which grew her goal to help and spread awareness for the hearing impaired.
The origins and rise of Gospel music
Gospel music is one of the most distinct aspects of the Christain faith. However, it’s a genre of music that was born earlier than most might think.
Mental health concerns turn Gen Z away from religion
Religion has offered a safe spiritual outlet for many in the past, but newer generations are starting to feel the mental strain strict ideologies can cause.