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A marijuana consumer exhales smoke on April 20.

Getting to know cannabis

Amy Pachla and Destinee Sims
April 20, 2020
Brian Street discusses upcoming renovations to campus buildings as part of his presentation at the Spring 2020 Strategic Planning Forum. The forum was held virtually via Zoom on April 9, 2020.

CSUB administration gives updates on first year objectives

Amy Pachla, Copy Chief
April 16, 2020
Zelezny heeds students concerns during virtual Runner Walk and Talk

Zelezny heeds students’ concerns during virtual Runner Walk and Talk

Amy Pachla, Copy Chief
March 30, 2020
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End the coronavirus panic: What you need to know

Amy Pachla, Copy Chief
March 23, 2020
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Internet services providing free wifi for students in response to school closures

Amy Pachla, Copy Chief
March 16, 2020
CSUB changes to prevent COVID-19 spread leaves students with concerns

CSUB changes to prevent COVID-19 spread leaves students with concerns

Destinee Sims, Amy Pachla, and Allea Paguia
March 13, 2020
Breaking news: CSUB moves to online education

Breaking news: CSUB moves to online education

Paige Atkison and Amy Pachla
March 12, 2020
UPDATE: COVID-19 sparks CSUB petition, provost signals possible transition to online classes

UPDATE: COVID-19 sparks CSUB petition, provost signals possible transition to online classes

Amy Pachla, Copy Chief
March 12, 2020

[Video] Runner Talks: Primary Elections 2020

Amy Pachla
March 9, 2020
A sign on the door of Runner Express informs customers that the use refillable cups are temporarily banned from campus foodservice locations. This and other changes to foodservice procedures were implemented on Friday, March 6in response to the increased outbreak risk associated with COVID-19.

Breaking news: Changes made to food services at CSUB due to COVID-19

Amy Pachla, Copy Chief
March 9, 2020
Breaking News: Kern residents being screened for corona virus

Breaking News: Kern residents being screened for corona virus

Amy Pachla, Copy Chief
March 2, 2020
Tina Sickle holds her U.S. flag with pride to show her support of President Trump’s arrival at Meadows Field Airport on Feb. 19.

Presidential visit: Pride and Protest

Amy Pachla, Copy Chief
February 25, 2020
Andrew Gonzales, 70, a boxing coach and lifelong Bakersfield resident, participates in a protest before the arrival of President Trump. Gonzales says he protests because he is concerned by the divisions hes seen growing in society, and wants Americans to be better friends to one another.

[Photo] President Trump visits Bakersfield

Adriana Hernandez, Reporter
February 20, 2020

The Runner: Your Voice

Amy Pachla
January 26, 2020
Members of the Tejon Indian Tribe, including Chief Kathryn Montes Morgan (center) presented CSUB President Lynnette Zelezny with a ceremonial shawl and smudging basket at the Stewards of the Land Celebration on April 27, 2019. The event was part of Zelezny’s investiture week activities.

Zelezny’s first investiture week event celebrates sustainability

Amy Pachla, Reporter
April 29, 2019
Human Library

Human Library

Amy Pachla, Assistant Multimedia Editor
March 13, 2019
Chinese New Year

Chinese New Year

Amy Pachla, Assistant Multimedia Editor
March 11, 2019
Human library comes to CSUB

Human library comes to CSUB

Amy Pachla
February 26, 2019
Local LGBTQ+ activist River Navarro offers their speech to the listening crowd at the 2019 Kern County Women’s March in Bakersfield on Saturday, Jan. 19. The theme of this year’s march was “Truth to Power.”

Women’s March continues to grow

Amy Pachla
January 31, 2019
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