Angela Davis, 75, visited Bakersfield, California, for the first time in history on April 11, to speak at CSU Bakersfield. The event was hosted by The Kegley Institute of Ethics. Over the next hour,...

Twelve weeks of early mornings, late nights, and caffeine consumption have come and gone. Thousands of words poured into term papers and all of those 27 cent credit card and 15 cent per page transactions...

Sumaiya Olia, 21, president of Common Ground, an interfaith club, heads into her second year in charge.  The club was formed in 2018, the first officially recognized interfaith club at CSUB. She mentioned...

By Vincent Perez Features Editor CSU Bakersfield got a taste. A taste of Tyga. The Compton-born rapper hypnotized the approximate 1,500 CSUB students with his infectious beats in the Icardo Center...

By Lauren Silvis Reporter Dr. Angela Davis, 75, has had a large impact on our nation's quest for social-justice. John Harte, CSU Bakersfield communications professor said, “This is someone worth...

By Sam Underwood Reporter With her violet hair, shiny green outfit and large rings on nearly every finger, you can’t help but notice Dixie Salazar among the simple wood and book décor of the Dezember...

A vital part of The Bakersfield Californian staff for 30 years, Jennifer Self was intertwined with CSU Bakersfield’s campus long before settling in her role as Director of Public Affairs and Communications...

With her violet hair, shiny green outfit and large rings on nearly every finger, you can’t help but notice Dixie Salazar among the simple wood and book décor of the Dezember Reading room at the Walter...

By Aaliyah Beed Reporter CSU Bakersfield’s Associated Students, Inc. alongside the International Students Club held its first annual Nowruz celebration March 20 in the Stockdale Room. The event titled...

By Sam Underwood Reporter Dixie Salazar is not only a poet. She is an artist, a photographer, and an activist for the homeless.  Salazar, coming from Fresno, will be reading her poetry Wednesday,...