By Runa Lemminn
Features Editor
Musical talent from near and far will once again flood the amphitheater at CSU, Bakersfield when the 32nd annual Bakersfield Jazz Festival returns this weekend.
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Features Editor
The only thing hotter than the macaroni and cheese was the weather at CSU Bakersfield’s fifth annual Macaroni and Cheese Festival, held at CSUB today.
Thousands of people indulged...
By Jayson Edgerle
Reporter
Film Club members held a Mini Film Festival on April 10, featuring films the members themselves had produced. The six short film projects were shown in the Student Union...
Features Editor
Macaroni and cheese lovers from around California will have the chance to unite and indulge once again at the fifth annual Macaroni and Cheese Festival on April 21.
Held at CSU Bakersfield’s...
By Christopher Sanchez
Reporter
Donating blood is a lot like voting. Everybody should do it, but most people don’t.
The Houchin Community Blood Bank held its Spring Blood Drive at the student union...
By Jayson Edgerle
Reporter
Ethnic studies has been a recent and growing addition to the interdisciplinary program here at CSU Bakersfield. To sum up what ethnic studies entails, it’s the study of...
By Chelsea L. McDowell
Reporter
Student playwrights got the chance to have their words come to life at CSU Bakersfield for the tenth biannual Theatre of New Voices.
The Theatre of New Voices...
By Chelsea L. McDowell
Reporter
It’s that special time of year again when CSU Bakersfield offers students and staff an opportunity to enjoy themselves for a night on campus. This semester’s Runner...
By Norma Hernandez
and Chelsea L. McDowell
The Runner Staff
Despite accusations being spread through social media that a student club on campus is engaging in sex trafficking, the club leaders maintain...
Reporter
Gun control has been one of the most complex and controversial topics these past couple of years. With mass shootings becoming more frequent, people are showing more support for gun control.
“It...
By Christopher Sanchez
Reporter
We all know someone who has fallen victim to fake news. Whether it’s reposting a fake story or a family member using an altered news article to prove their point,...
By Chelsea L. McDowell
Reporter
After taking a year off from school to work at McDonald’s, gender and religious studies professor Kathleen Hanson realized she wanted more from life. Hanson is relatively...
