Chantel Vargas
Reporter
Women Rock began last year with the intentions of empowering women and encouraging feminist ideals.
Rock climbing is often seen as a male-dominated sport, but...
Reporter
Music notes, brush strokes, and words from acting folks will fill the air at this year’s Taste of the Arts. This event will be on Sunday, Oct. 15 from 4:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. at CSU...
By Veronica Morley
Features Editor
On Friday, Sept. 29, CSU Bakersfield experienced its first ever Saudi Arabia National Day. Hosted by the Saudi Student Association, it is a holiday similar to...
The Tejon Tribe played host to a Native American Pow Wow at CSUB Campus on Sept. 23 and 24. Many tribes were in attendance including the Tule River Tribe, Mississippi Band of Choctaw, and Navajo...
Features Editor
“They kept assuring me that, every night that I was gonna get these things when we were done. And then I was at my house and I just collapsed, and my disk, my L2L3, was...
Reporter
On Sept. 5, the Justice Department announced the plan to end the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program and in turn is giving Congress six months to save the policy. Many...
Reporter
There is a creature that has been around for many years, and it takes different forms. This villain is manipulating and feeding on unsuspecting victims. This creature’s name...
Reporter
Pride Week starts on Oct. 9 with the Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Queer Kickoff and Resource Fair. On Oct. 10, there will be a Meet & Greet Mixer & Social. The...
Freelance Reporter
CSU Bakersfield continues celebrating National Hispanic Heritage Month and events on campus are scheduled through Oct. 12.
Hispanic Heritage Month started...
STAFF EDITORIAL
The editorial board disagrees profoundly with the decision taken by the Trump administration, and asks for reconsideration.
The decision is not well thought out,...
By Allison Lechman
Reporter
“You can have fun, and do it for a charitable cause,” said Brittany Perez, Rowdy Con president as she explains Rowdy Con.
Some...
