In the Sikhs in the San Joaquin panel on Oct.8 the speakers covered the inverse topics on the Punjabi people. They highlighted the history they have in Kern County, and what Sikh religion really is.
Many...
“There should be collaboration and communication between all the Affinity Groups so that we can better support each other… We should have annual meetings where all the Affinity Groups get together,”...
“There should be collaboration and communication between all the Affinity Groups so that we can better support each other… We should have annual meetings where all the Affinity Groups get together,”...
The popularization of the term Latinx has been notable in recent years. Its growing usage in media, academia and everyday conversations has generated discussions about the gender-neutral alternative for...
Trigger Warning: This article discusses the topic of sexual assault and harassment
Cal State Bakersfield’s wrestling program is abuzz, both negative and positive, following the news of the high-profile...
In support of mental health and suicide prevention California State University Bakersfield Counseling Center hosted 10th annual Candlelight Event at the Student Union Patio.
This candlelight...
The Health Benefits of the Vegan Diet
By Marina Gonzalez
People have wondered why others have chosen to switch to the vegan diet because some people may not understand that the vegan diet is...
Cal State University of Bakersfield to host Soul food Thursday at The Runner Cafe.
This is the second semester that Soul Food Thursday has been a new feature at the Runner Cafe. Due...
Community Action Partnership of Kern called upon the Kern County community in order to help Feed the Need—an annual event that CAPK does in partnership with the Kern County Fair by offering free admissions to those who bring cans in increments of six.
It may have been triple digits in temperature, but that didn’t stop the community from bringing 25,638 pounds of food, equaling around 21,412 meals.
On Tuesday Sept. 24th at 4 p.m., Community Action Partnership of Kern, CAPK, is hosting their annual Feed the Need event in partnership with the Kern County Fair. The fair will be accepting canned food donations and will be offering free admission to those who donate six or more canned food items for CAPK’s food bank.
California State University, Bakersfield through the help of Dr. Parks have decided to bring the Umoja program to CSUB to support transfer students and to educate everyone about African Culture.
On...
I had measured expectations when preparing to watch yet another summer superhero blockbuster, which turned out to be a summer dumpster fire. As a long-time “Deadpool” franchise fan, I was eager to...
