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Lukens to bring awareness of events

February 7, 2017

By Breanna Hunczak Reporter      The community around CSU Bakersfield is not often informed about non-athletic events on campus.    That is all going to change with...

Express yourself on the mic

Annie Russell February 7, 2017

Senior Staff Writer   Nothing but the mic, spotlight and smooth rhymes that get the audience to snap their fingers.      The opportunity for CSU Bakersfield students to show and...

Walter W. Stiern library hosted a Chinse New Year celebration with free food, calligraphy, performance of the lion and dragon dances on Thursday, Jan. 26.
Photo by Karina Diaz/The Runner

CSUB celebrates Chinese New Year

Brenda Gonzalez and Paul Lopez February 5, 2017

The Runner Staff   A Chinese New Year Celebration brought together students, teachers and alumni on Jan. 26 in the Walter Stiern Library. The official date for the Chinese New Year fell on...

CSUB student participants take part in the Outdoor Adventure trip to Sequioa National Park in fall 2016. 
Photo courtesy of SRC

Outdoor Adventures climbs for growth

Julie Mana-Ay January 21, 2017

News Editor The Outdoor Adventures program allows students and Student Recreation Center members to participate in recreational activities outside of campus. During the fall semester, the program...

Dine in or dine out?

Annie Russell January 21, 2017

Senior Staff Writer Coming into the spring semester it’s very tempting to break New Year’s resolutions, especially those that involve food. CSU Bakersfield has several food joints to fulfill student...

Finding fun around Kern

Paul Lopez January 21, 2017

Advertising Manager   Bakersfield is a city known for its agriculture, oil fields, and country music. “The Fairly Odd Parents,” a cartoon on Nickelodeon describes, Bakersfield as the final...

ASI members sit in a meeting discussing different topics affecting CSUB. 
Photo by Javier Valdes/The Runner

Board gets back to business

Christopher Mateo January 21, 2017

Editor-in-Chief Associated Students Inc. is looking forward to implementing new strategies to better meet the needs of students during the spring semester. ASI is looking to restructure the organization...

The Lorien Building now houses the CAMP program, Cal-SOAP, MBAP and San Joaquin Achiever Scholarship Network. 
Photo by AJ Alvarado/The Runner

Old dorms buildings repurposed

Megan Oliver January 21, 2017

Business Manager   After CSU Bakersfield relocated student housing to the new east side building, many have been left wondering what plans CSUB has for the empty west side student housing buildings. Over...

Safety tips for getting around CSUB at night

Devon Halsell January 21, 2017

Features Editor   Sometimes taking night classes at CSU Bakersfield cannot be avoided, here are a few safety tips provided for students by the University Police Department. There are emergency...

Bicyclist hit by vehicle near K2 parking lot

Bicyclist hit by vehicle near K2 parking lot

Esteban Ramirez December 7, 2016

Managing Editor   A CSU Bakersfield student was transported to a local hospital following a vehicle accident at Kroll Way near K2 parking lot. According to University Police Officer Jesus...

Bakersfield Marathon draws over 2,000 runners

Bakersfield Marathon draws over 2,000 runners

Julie Mana-Ay November 15, 2016

News Editor   Nearly 2,000 participants and avid runners from over 60 cities and 11 states gathered together for the Bakersfield Marathon on Sunday, Nov. 13. The event included a marathon,...

Attendees of the ninth annual Bakersfield Comic Con participated in playing video games.

People gather for the 9th annual Bakersfield Comic-Con

Paloma Rosales November 15, 2016

Artist   People from Bakersfield broke out their capes and cowls for the ninth annual Bakersfield Comic-Con at the Kern County Fairgrounds Nov. 12 and 13. This year’s Bakersfield Comic-Con...

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