Wrap up the Eat Healthy, Be Active series with a panel discussion featuring wellness professionals sharing practical tips for maintaining healthy habits throughout college.
The CLSRC and collaborating partners invite all Cal State LA students, staff, and faculty for a night to connect with our departed loved ones. The night will include a special blessing, altars, food, and community engagement opportunities.
Cal State LA’s College of Ethnic Studies will host an Indigenous Repatriation Seminar Nov. 4–6 in recognition of Native American Heritage Month. With the theme “Remembering our past. Connecting generations,” the seminar will explore repatriation work, celebrate stories, and connect with younger generations.
Open to Cal State LA students, faculty, and staff, the seminar will take place from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Nov. 4 and 5 in University-Student Union Rooms B and C. A field trip to a reservation is planned for Nov. 6.
Stop by for your free seasonal flu shot and help keep our campus healthy. Refreshments will be available for participants.
Root of the Matter is a critical dialogue, educational, and social identity exploration series that invites Asian and Pacific Islander students to engage in open and honest conversations about key issues and topics impacting their communities over a shared meal. Each session will focus on a specific topic. The program aims to increase visibility of the APISRC and CCC, foster community and connection, and empower AAPI students to lead and create positive change on campus.
We cordially invite you to the Center for the Study of Genders and Sexualities (CSGS) joint Open House with the Department of Women's, Gender, and Sexuality Studies and the Gender Resource Center.
Please join us in community and light refreshments as we celebrate 25 Years of CSGS at Cal State LA.