As the 2019 fall semester is coming to an end, finals are beginning to approach. Students who are looking for ways to de-stress during finals week can go to the Student Recreation Center, which will...
A recent report by the Kern County Homeless Collaborative showed that the homeless population in the county has increased by 50% since last year.
Being homeless is defined by the Oxford Dictionary...
When women come together in their differences to build one another up, that is where positive change occurs. This kind of reality came to light at the Women, Religion, and Empowerment Panel, an interfaith...
This upcoming week is International Education Week here at CSU Bakersfield. The week of activities starts on Nov. 16 and goes through Nov. 22. There are various activities and programs planned for the...
On Tuesday Nov. 12, 2019, CSUB hosted a Naturalization Ceremony inside Doré Theatre. For the first time at CSUB, the university hosted an event in which 100 San Joaquin Valley residents were sworn-in...
Día de los Muertos is a two day holiday that reunites the living with the dead and brings a joyous atmosphere to what may be a trying time. Día de los Muertos, meaning Day of the Dead, is a traditionally...
As the sun goes down and the night begins creeping in, all one could see is a candlelit heart. Looking closer, they would see that each and every cup has a message for anyone willing to hear, provided...
CSU Bakersfield is preparing an event to honor and celebrate veterans. Music, free food, a military vehicle display, and fun activities will continue the campus tradition of celebrating Veterans Day.
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Music producer and Nashville native Scott B. Bomar visited CSU Bakersfield on Tuesday, Oct. 15 to discuss his new book, “The Bakersfield Sound: Country Music Capital of The West, 1940-1974” in...
The writing of Sophokles was brought to life by CSU Bakersfield students when the CSUB Music and Theatre Department ran its first production of the 2019-2020 school year, “Antigone,” directed by...
