World Press Freedom Day is Celebrated at CSUDH. Photo by Catalina Garcia By Mary McFadden, Staff writer Every Spring, the United Nations General Assembly celebrates World Press Freedom Day (WPFD). WPFD evokes world governments to recognize the freedom of the press and the news media’s drive for commitment in their pursuit of writing honest and […]
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The Student Loan Pause Is Relief for CSUDH Alumni
The Biden Administration extended the pause on student loan payments to the relief of borrowers. Photo credit: Towfiqu barbhuiya. Unsplash.com. By: Nisvan Guzman, Staff Reporter. On April 6, the Biden-Harris Administration extended the student loan payment pause through August 31. The extension is intended to provide relief for student borrowers who are still affected by […]
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Students Use Recreational Marijuana To Help with the Pressures of School and Life
The widely popular day to “blaze it,” April 20, creates discussion around weed and its pros and cons. Photo By: The Hollywood Reporter. By Katherine Quezada. Staff Reporter. April 20th, a national holiday for Cannabis, known as “4/20,” was a dreadful day for some and for others, a day to “pass the joint” with friends. […]
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Why I Chose Not to Walk
This year will be the first in-person CSUDH Commencement Ceremony since 2019. Photo by: CSUDH.smugmug.com (CSUDH Photo Archive). By Ben Verbrugge. Staff Reporter. I am counting down the days until I can finally throw away the notepad I have been using since 2016 when my higher education journey began. Over the years I have torn […]
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The Fluidity of Art: Filmmakers on Campus
Podcast by Mercy Calvo-Cruz & Brenda Sanchez Barrera. Staff Reporters. In this episode of the Fluidity of Art, Digital Media Art students Marcos Gonzalez and David Clark go into depth about what filmmaking means to them, how the COVID-19 pandemic affected their motivation, and what advice they would give to others trying to pursue filmmaking. […]