Muslim women wear hijabs because “women are so beautiful that we [men] should focus on their soul, rather than their appearance,” according to a source who does not want to be named due to undisclosed...
Johnny Garlic’s restaurant, which is owned by Food Network chef and star of “Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives,” Guy Fieri, recently opened its new location in Bakersfield on Feb. 24, right behind CSU...
Set and costume designs are just as important as performance when it comes to telling a story. The California State University, Bakersfield theatre and music department presented Nilo Cruz’s “Lorca...
In 2003, Cuban-American playwright Nilo Cruz was awarded the Pulitzer Prize for his magnum opus “Anna in the Tropics,” making him the first Latino to win the prize. Only a year later did he produce...
The Film Club at California State University, Bakersfield hosted their Hearts and Humor Film Festival in the Multi-purpose room of the Student Union On Wednesday Feb. 25th.
All of the films shown were...
The California State University, Bakersfield homecoming king and queen were announced Saturday at the homecoming basketball game against Kansas City. During half time, Hakim Rasheed and Denisse Silva were...
On Wed., Feb. 18 the Walter Stiern Library at California State University, Bakersfield screened the documentary “Lessons in Dissent.”
British Director, Matthew Torne, also made an appearance and...
For someone unread in poetry, a poet perishing on Valentine’s Day would seem incredibly ironic. Of course, this is an immature sense of irony, and could only be taken seriously by someone only acquainted...
By Anthony Jauregui
Senior Reporter
“Fifty Shades of Grey” is a newly released romantic comedy based on best-selling novel E.L. James. Most, without viewing, have judged this movie claiming it...
By Richard Garibay
Assistant Opinion Editor
The recent release of “Fifty Shades of Grey” has been met with a flurry of harsh criticism, with some people going so far as to claim it glorifies abuse.
Every...
Reporter
The Runner newspaper of California State University, Bakersfield had very humble beginnings but is working to build itself into a greater entity. This newspaper will soon move from...
Reporter
The struggle to open up a pub on campus, to imbibe a cold yeasty brew, was short, but arduous—spanning just over five years. From April of 1978, when CSUB trustees approved the sale...
