Chicago artist Mac Blackout’s new mural encourages Americans to get out and vote in the upcoming election. Photo by Jennifer Griffin on Unsplash. By Carlos Martinez, Web Editor We are winding down to the final weeks until the 2020 presidential election and the excitement to make our voices heard is filling the air. There are […]
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The Lightning Rod: Jaguars-Chargers Preview
The dark side is strong on both sidelines this week as the Chargers and Jaguars are on four and five-game losing streaks, respectively. Photo by Glenn Marshall. By Jeremy Gonzalez, Sports Editor Jacksonville Jaguars vs. Los Angeles Chargers. 1:25 p.m. CBS. SoFi Stadium. Inglewood, Calif. Jaguars record: 1-5. 4th in AFC South. NFL Week 7 […]
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The Road Back Home
Impromptu road trip takes Carina to the road back home, and reminds her of what really matters the most. Photos by Carina Noyla, Staff Writer By Carina Noyola, Staff Writer Each summer for the last three years, my family would take a trip to Palm Springs, and because I was always out of town for […]
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Write From the Heart
Photo courtesy of Josefina López. By Melany Ruiz, Staff Reporter Last week, Josefina López, an award-winning playwright, screenwriter and activist, offered wise words to students who are aspiring writers. López, whose breakthrough 1992 play “Real Women Have Curves,” was turned into an award-winning Sundance film in 2002, has had more than 100 productions of her […]
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Women Skaters Find Empowerment in Extreme Sports
Cora Cuevas, CSUDH alumni, preparing to roller skate by tying her purple shoelaces on her pastel pink Moxi roller skates. Photo courtesy of Cora Cuevas. By Ruby Munoz, Staff Reporter Roller skating and skateboarding have been popular for many years. It’s an escape to a favorite skating rink or skatepark. A journey passing from city […]