2019 coverage

• Cal State LA students dedicate their spring break to civil rights service trip, L.A. Watts Times Weekender (Apr. 18)
• FRIENDS WITH GUNS Extends at Road Theatre Co, Broadway World (Apr. 18)
• 100 Most Influential People 2019: Leana Wen, TIME (Apr. 17)
• Cal State LA head coach Sandy Kriezel was selected by her peers as the PacWest Coach of the Year, PacWest (Apr. 17)
• 40-Acre Los Angeles Urban Community to be powered by Bloom Energy Servers, AP News (Apr. 17)
• Dr. Melina Abdullah Committed to Building a Movement, Not Just a Moment, The Catalyst (Apr. 17)
• Cal State LA Professor Liu mentors award-winning teams at SourceAmerica Design challenge, World Journal Chinese Daily News (Apr. 17)
• Adam Schiff’s campaign cashes in on Trump feud with $1.8 million in first quarter, Press Enterprise (Apr. 16)
• Cal State LA Students Dedicate Spring Break to Civil Rights Service Trip, LA Sentinel (Apr. 16)
• Dra. De La Rosa encontró la motivación en su familia y la guía en el colegio, La Opinion (Apr. 16)
• Wedbush Seeks to Groom the Next Generation of Financial Professionals through Its WISE High School Educational Program, CardRates (Apr. 16)
• TMU Names Dr. John Stead As Interim President, KHTS Radio News (Apr. 16)
• Blase Bonpane, 89, peace and human rights activist, dies in Los Angeles, National Catholic Reporter (Apr. 16)
• "A Tool for Positive Social Change." A Funder Ups Support for Documentary Filmmaking, Inside Philanthropy (Apr. 15)
• The 84 Best Things To Do in Seattle This Week, The Stranger (Apr. 15)
• Winners and finalists from The Washington Post, The Washington Post (Apr. 15)
• Nipsey Hussle Basketball Court Mural Unveiled At Hyde Park School, CBS Los Angeles (Apr. 14)
• Los Angeles Dance Festival Premieres This Weekend, Precinct Reporter Group (Apr. 13)
• Saturday "Gayle on the Go!", Saturday, April 13th, 2019, KTLA5 News (Apr. 13)
• Cal State LA bans plastic straws, Eastsider LA (Apr. 12)
• An Interview with Author Louis R. Negrete, As The Pages Turn (Apr. 12)
• Frontier League Baseball | Miners add four pitchers, The Southern (Apr. 12)
• MACH 33: The Caltech|Pasadena Playhouse Festival of New Science Driven Plays, Pasadena Now (Apr. 12)
• Toyama holds off Yokohama in series opener, The Japan Times (Apr. 12)
• Mark Wild’s Renewal: Liberal Protestants and the American City after World War II, The Metropole (Apr. 11)
• Local ‘Poet Laureate’ helps people tap deep into their ‘creative’ nature, Culver City News (Apr. 11)
• 26 Fabulous Happenings In Southern California This Weekend, LAist (Apr. 11)
• First Long Beach City Council Race In Sixth District, The Grunion (Apr. 11)
• CalArts Alums, Faculty to Perform at LA Dance Festival, SCV News (Apr. 11)
• Rita Pardue, Ms. Senior California 2018 Featured Speaker at USC Trojan Affiliates Year End Celebration, Pasadena Now (Apr. 10)
• Asm. Buffy Wicks ‘Break The Cycle Of Violence Act’ Passes Major Hurdle In California Legislature, Oakland News Now (Apr. 10)
• Cal State LA bans plastic bags and straws on campus, ABC Eyewitness News (Apr. 9)
• Cal State LA banning single-use plastic bags and plastic straws, KABC-AM Radio (Apr. 9)
• Armenian gamer is one of world’s top female ‘Counter-Strike’ players, PanArmenian (Apr. 9)
• Manno: Inside the College Mobility Report Cards That Track Economic Success for Low-Income Students — With Lots to Say About Access, Earnings & Race, The 74 (Apr. 9)
• Senior Center Events | April 12-19, South Pasadenan (Apr. 9)
• Pasadena Playhouse Announces Spring 2019 New Works Festivals, Broadway World (Apr. 9)
• The Kennedy Center Announces 50th KCACTF National Festival, Broadway World (Apr. 9)
• Cal State LA has banned the use of plastic straws and bags, KNX 1070 (Apr. 8)
• Goodbye, plastics! Cal State LA has banned the use of plastic straws and bags, Los Angeles Informer (Apr. 8)
• Is Gavin Newsom campaigning in El Salvador? Trip prompts praise, speculation, Sacramento Bee (Apr. 8)
• Will Jews Finally Flock To The GOP? Republicans Vow This Year Is Different, Jewish Daily Forward (Apr. 8)
• Glendale native Benita Novshadian is one of the world’s top female ‘Counter-Strike’ players, Glendale News-Press (Apr. 8)
• Black Studies becomes major factor in social advancement, The Chronicle (Apr. 8)
• HIGGS: A brother’s story of another local musician of merit, Niagara Gazette (Apr. 8)
• Los Angeles legislator who fled El Salvador as a child returns with California governor, CalMatters (Apr. 7)
• Prof. Abdullah on the College Scandal, Black Studies After 50, HBCUs, Diverse Issues (Apr. 7)
• Is Gavin Newsom campaigning in El Salvador? Trip prompts praise, speculation, Sacramento Bee (Apr. 7)
• SoCal dance listings, April 7-14: Los Angeles Dance Festival, Pacifíco Dance Company and more, L.A. Times (Apr. 5)
• Report: 'Workhorse' colleges should consider risk-sharing, Education Dive (Apr. 5)
• This Is the Only Way White Supremacists Lose, KCRW (Apr. 5)
• Is the university next door the way to upward mobility?, American Enterprise Institute (Apr. 4)
• Local Business Fills Digital Void, L.A. Sentinel (Apr. 4)
• Curatorial Conversations, The Current (Apr. 4)
• Nipsey Hussle: A Legacy That Transcends Rap, L.A. Sentinel (Apr. 4)
• This computer scientist beats hackers at their own game, UC Riverside News (Apr. 3)
• How accurate are our first impressions?, BBC News (Apr. 3)
• How Black Lives Matter Mourned Nipsey Hussle in Los Angeles, Rolling Stone (Apr. 3)
• California schools find success building student confidence and campus culture, EdSource (Apr. 3)
• Femineers, Downey Unified's female engineering program, gets major expansion, Downey Patriot (Apr. 2)
• LA's City Council District 12 Seat Is Up For Grabs. Here Are The 15 People Vying To Fill It, LAist (Apr. 1)
• 2019 Women Of The Year Announced, Rafu Shimpo (Apr. 1)
• For Alhambra, “local control” of the I-710 stub depends first on Caltrans, Alhambra Source (Apr. 1)
• Who Counts as a Woman?, The New York Times (Apr. 1)
• Cal State LA Afro Latin Ensemble captivates with new Setenta album, Around Alhambra (Apr. 2019)
• Purpose-Driven Partnerships That Transform People and Places: Cal State LA’s Anchor Mission, Metropolitan Universities Journal (vol. 30, no. 1, 2019)
• Los Angeles Dodgers Foundation Partners With City Of Compton Parks & Recreation Department To Expand Youth Baseball And Softball, L.A. Sentinel (Mar. 29)
• Powerful Affirmations to Boost Your Self-Esteem, LiveStrong (Mar. 29)
• Is Mueller report still a top priority? Some advice for Trump and Democrats, San Francisco Chronicle (Mar. 28)
• ‘Power, Leadership, and Influence of the Black Woman’ A Stellar Success, LA Sentinel (Mar. 28)
• Panel de Cal State LA resalta el panorama político de California, Hispanos Press (Mar. 27)
• Republican Guerrero sees path to beating Democrat Gonzalez in Long Beach-area Senate runoff, Daily Bulletin (Mar. 27)
• In Pasadena, Psychologist Will Present Study Indicating Google Search Favors Democrats, Pasadena Now (Mar. 26)
• The Broads' 'Soul of a Nation' is Blackity, Black, Black, Black, EurWeb (Mar. 25)
• The Broad’s ‘Soul of a Nation’: Art from the rubble of Watts, L.A. Times (Mar. 22)
• SPEF Color Festival Brings Color and Smiles, South Pasadena Review (Mar. 22)
• Richard Close spent decades crusading for Sherman Oaks homeowners. Is it about to get harder?, L.A. Daily News (Mar. 22)
• Retirement Industry People Moves, Plan Advisor (Mar. 22)
• Black Artists Claim Their Rightful Place in History in the Broad’s Soul of a Nation, L.A. Magazine (Mar. 22)
• Experiencing Pebble Beach, The Signal (Mar. 22)
• Power Shift 2019: Cal State LA panel brings together pioneering Latino leaders, California Newswire (Mar. 21)
• All in the Family: The 10 Sets of Team USA Sisters with One Very Special Item in Common – An Olympic Medal, Team USA (Mar. 21)
• Mindset, Metacognition, and Math, Teaching in Higher Education (Mar. 21)
• Tim Murakami named L.A. County Undersheriff, Rafu Shimpo (Mar. 21)
• New Battle Looms Over The Most Volatile Issue In Policing: When Should Cops Shoot?, LAist (Mar. 21)
• Biomed Innovator Honored, Century City-Westwood News (Mar. 8-21)
• Cal State LA Reversal, Pierce College Roundup (Mar. 20)
• Marian Anderson String Quartet, March 29 and 30, River Cities Reader (Mar. 20)
• Cal State LA nursing graduate program ranked among nation's best, Education Dive (Mar. 19)
• Cal State LA breaks ground on 1,500-bed student housing, Eastsider LA (Mar. 19)
• L.A. County Public Defender's Office Appoints First CIO, Government Technology (Mar. 18)
• These Alhambra High students created a center to support immigrant students, SGV Tribune (Mar. 18)
• Saturday "Gayle on the Go!", Saturday, March 16th, 2019 -- Volunteer Income Tax Assistance, KTLA-5 (Mar. 16)
• Cal State LA professor comments on U.S. Drought Monitor report, KYW-AM Radio (Mar. 15)
• Billie Jean King To Be Honored at Los Angeles Dodgers Foundation Blue Diamond Gala, Look to the Stars (Mar. 14)
• UA's National Prize for Excellence in Mexican American Studies Given to Pioneer of Chicana Feminista Pedagogy, The University of Arizona (Mar. 14)
• The New President Of Planned Parenthood Has Big Plans For The Future, Marie Claire (Mar. 14)
• One Way to Take the Sting Out of Student Feedback, The Chronicle of Higher Education (Mar. 14)
• Monrovia Resident and Cal State LA Students Captivate Audiences With Afro-Latin Ensemble in ‘Setenta’ Album, Monrovia Weekly (Mar. 13)
• LA County Public Defender's Office Getting Its First CIO, TechWire (Mar. 13)
• Esotouric Explores the Seedy Underbelly and Fascinating History of L.A., L.A. Weekly (Mar. 13)
• 7th LA Dance Festival Announces April 2019 Dates, Broadway World (Mar. 13)
• Remember woodshop? Schools have phased out the vocational course, but it’s on a much-needed upswing, Orange County Register (Mar. 13)
• ‘The system is rigged’ feels real when the rich cheat to get their kids into top colleges, L.A. Times (Mar. 12)
• City National Bank Appoints Nick Zappia to Lead Private Banking in Los Angeles Region, Globe Newswire (Mar. 12)
• 1,500 Student Beds at Cal State LA, Urbanize Los Angeles (Mar. 12)
• Shirin Rajaee Wiki: 5 Facts About the CBS News Anchor, Earn The Necklace (Mar. 12)
• West Los Angeles Biomed Innovator Honored, Westside Today (Mar. 11)
• Chargers owner Dean Spanos could’ve had the most popular NFL team in L.A., L.A. Times (Mar. 11)
• New head of the board that protects the Puente Hills Habitat has some big shoes to fill, Whittier Daily News (Mar. 10)
• Conjunto Afrolatino de Cal State LA lanza nuevo álbum, Hispanos Press (Mar. 9)
• Saturday "Gayle on the Go!", Saturday, March 9th, 2019, KTLA-5 (Mar. 9)
• Poet and writer Olga Garcia Echeverria to host writing workshop at Los Alamos library, Santa Ynez Valley News (Mar. 9)
• The roots of Cal State LA’s Afro Latin Ensemble reach deeply into Los Angeles, Los Angeles Informer (Mar. 9)
• Long before ‘Roma’s’ Yalitza Aparicio, Mexican TV and cinema often parodied indigenous people, L.A. Times (Mar. 9)
• Here Are 16 Psychological Tricks to Immediately Make People Like You More, Science Alert (Mar. 9)
• Cautious on police reform, Becerra risks losing progressives — and his political future, L.A. Times (Mar. 9)
• SoCal theater listings, March 10-17: ‘The Wolves’ at Echo Theater Company and more, L.A. Times (Mar. 8)
• 1,000-Year-Old Pristine Mayan Artifacts Found in Sealed 'Jaguar God' Cave, Motherboard (Mar. 8)
• 14 Best Things to Do in L.A. This Week, L.A. Weekly (Mar. 8)
• With 128 titles during her career, Tina Karwasky is a legend in masters tennis, ESPN (Mar. 8)
• Afro-Latin Ensemble Under Direction of Monrovia Resident Releases Second Album, Monrovia Now (Mar. 7)
• Epic spring break deal: For $35, SoCal college kids can surf and ski in a day, L.A. Times (Mar. 7)
• Huntington Hospital Student Volunteer Featured in Award-winning Social Media Campaign, Pasadena News Now (Mar. 7)
• He Was a Young Hedge Funder with a Lucrative Job. Now He’s Working to Scale Access to Healthy Food, Inside Philanthropy (Mar. 7)
• EMILY's List Announces California Assemblywoman Wendy Carrillo as 2019 Gabrielle Giffords Rising Star Award Winner, Emily's List (Mar. 7)
• Know Your Neighbors: Meet Earl and Sandra Mitchell, Two Retirees Using Their Free Time and Expertise to Make the World a Better Place, CV Independent (Mar. 6)
• Cal State LA Afro Latin Ensemble Captivates With New Setenta Album, Broadway World (Mar. 6)
• Cal State LA Afro Latin Ensemble Captivates With Setenta Album, LatinoLA! (Mar. 6)
• ‘The Place Is Extraordinary’: Well-Preserved Artifacts Are Found Under Maya Ruins, The New York Times (Mar. 6)
• FHLBank San Francisco Names Three to Affordable Housing Advisory Council and Reappoints Three Current Members, Globe Newswire (Mar. 6)
• Eagle-Con 2019, EyeSpyLA (Mar. 6)
• Eagle-Con 2019 at Cal State LA, KTLA-5 (Mar. 6)
• Everytable brings healthy, affordable food to Cal State LA, Fox-11 News (Mar. 6)
• Miller Kaplan Names New Partner, Cision PR Web (Mar. 5)
• Eagle-Con at Cal State LA to delve into the power and beauty of a vast array of fantastic bodies, First Comic News (Mar. 5)
• Vegan fare arrives in City Terrace. Will gentrification follow?, Eastsider LA (Mar. 5)
• Maya ritual cave ‘untouched’ for 1,000 years stuns archaeologists [video], National Geographic (Mar. 4)
• Afro Latin Ensemble captivates with new Setenta album, Public Now (Mar. 4)
• How will this LAUSD school board election differ from District 5’s last race?, L.A. School Report (Mar. 4)
• A Special School Board Election in L.A. Raises Questions of Fair Representation and Improving Schools for Low-Income Latinos, The 74 (Mar. 4)
• Drew League Volunteer Featured In Award-Winning Social Media Campaign, Black Press USA (Mar. 3)
• Longtime Ahwatukee resident leads community colleges, Ahwutukee Foothill News (Mar. 3)
• Meet the 10 candidates running for the LAUSD school board seat left vacant by Ref Rodriguez, L.A. Daily News (Mar. 3)
• ADG Expands Participation at Eagle-Con, Below the Line (Mar. 2)
• Where’s Huizar? His Vanishing Profile Raises Questions for Constituents, Boulevard Sentinel (Mar. 2)
• Drew League Basketball Clinic Volunteer Featured In Award-Winning Social Media Campaign, L.A. Sentinel (Mar. 1)
• Cal State La Afro Latin Ensemble – Setenta, Solar Latin Club (Mar. 1)
• Everytable celebrates grand opening at Cal State LA, National Association of College & University Food Services (Mar. 1)
• A special team’s coach, L.A. Times (Mar. 1)
• ADG Expands Participation at Cal State LA's Eagle-Con, Shoot Online (Mar. 1)
• Monica Garcia Speaks to L.A. Taco on Developer Money in Council Race and Huizar, Her Former Boss, L.A. Taco (Mar. 1)
• A big LAUSD special election is on Tuesday. But Latino turnout will likely be small, L.A. Daily News (Mar. 1)
• Palliative Care in Emergency Medicine. What Are We Missing?, Journal of Emergency Medicine (Mar. 2019)
• Cal State LA receives Keck Foundation grant for Innovation and Design Center, Around Alhambra (Mar. 2019)
• LAUSD Election Could Change Board Ideology, Los Feliz Ledger (Feb. 28)
• LA Unified board elections, Cal State University remedial classes, KPCC Take Two (Feb. 28)
• Mixed political blessing? For an LA-area Senate contender, $1 million from oil industry isn’t all good, Long Beach Press Telegram (Feb. 28)
• Tone Talk with Kathryn Grimm, Guitar Girl Magazine (Feb. 28)
• CSU Outreach Connects Students with CalFresh, CSU News (Feb. 28)
• More problems at L.A. County juvenile detention: A spike in assaults on guards, L.A. Times (Feb. 27)
• Narcissism and Its Discontents, MSN.com (Feb. 27)
• What Will the Field of International Higher Education Look Like in 5 Years?, Sonja Lind (Feb. 27)
• Golden Gloves Boxing Tournament Brings Out Southern California's Best Today through Saturday, Pasadena Now (Feb. 27)
• Latinos are the vast majority in LAUSD’s Board District 5. But they likely won’t be the ones who elect their next school board member. Here’s why., L.A. School Report (Feb. 27)
• Santa Barbara School District Hires Bradley Brock as Principal at La Cumbre Jr. High, Noozhawk (Feb. 27)
• Special Guests Announced For Jackbenny: IT'S NATIONAL SEE-A-SHOW DAY!, Broadway World (Feb. 27)
• Bradley Brock named principal of La Cumbre Junior High, KEYT News (Feb. 26)
• Top 20 Animation School Programs in California - 2019 College Rankings, Animation Career Review (Feb. 26)
• Cal State remedial education reforms help thousands more students pass college-level math classes, L.A. Times (Feb. 25)
• UB alum David Blekhman inspires students to develop a passion for clean energy, University at Buffalo (Feb. 25)
• Cal State LA's Plan to Raise Admissions Standards Faces Pushback From Students, Faculty, KTLA-5 (Feb. 25)
• Cal State LA plan to raise admissions standards faces pushback from students and faculty, L.A. Times (Feb. 25)
• At Cal State LA and other campuses, parking is high-demand real estate, L.A. Times (Feb. 25)
• Ming Dynasty Skeletons Reveal Secrets of Foot-Binding, Live Science (Feb. 25)
• Are You in a Codependent Relationship? Therapists Reveal the Warning Signs, Prevention.com (Feb. 25)
• Founding of Los Angeles: Truth in Black and Brown, Compton Herald (Feb. 24)
• Health Beat: What is Narcissism?, Spectrum News 1 (Feb. 24)
• 14 Best Things to Do in L.A. This Week, L.A. Weekly (Feb. 22)
• $1M Grant Helps Cal State Campus Improve Diversity in Filmmaking, Diverse Issues in Higher Education (Feb. 21)
• Grants and Gifts: W.M. Keck Foundation, AASCU Credit Hour (Feb. 21)
• At Laguna art college’s ‘Fab Lab,’ the future of 3-D design is now, L.A. Times (Feb. 21)
• Opposition to closing 710 freeway stub at special Alhambra City Council Meeting, Alhambra Source (Feb. 21)
• 2019's Discover Credit Cards: Ask the Experts, WalletHub (Feb. 21)
• A New Documentary Looks Back on the Legacy of Second-Wave Feminism, Hyperallergic (Feb. 20)
• Perspectives of a deputy coroner, Inland Empire Community News (Feb. 20)
• Everytable partners with Cal State LA, University Business (Feb. 20)
• Legendary members of Hancock College basketball team reuniting Friday, Santa Maria Times (Feb. 20)
• Long Beach Cambodian community leader Suely Saro announces City Council campaign, Long Beach Press-Telegram (Feb. 20)
• City Commissioner Suely Saro Announces Campaign For City Council Seat, Long Beach Business Journal (Feb. 20)
• Geoff Fein, Osceola Sentinel-Tribune (Feb. 20)
• 'Black Panther' puts spotlight on question of connection, KSL.com (Feb. 20)
• Mark Gordon, Clinical Researcher, is Newest Hire to Join Newport-Mesa Audiology Balance & Ear Institute, P.R. Newswire (Feb. 20)
• Cal State LA Afro Latin Ensemble - Setenta, Ferarca Blogspot (Feb. 19)
• Cal State LA honors Professor Michael Jung, UCLA Chemistry & Biochemistry News (Feb. 19)
• Ben McKenzie's One-man 'Gun' Released, PR Newswire (Feb. 19)
• A disadvantaged background doesn’t have to be a barrier to success, Nature (Feb. 19)
• Road Theatre Company Presents World Premiere Of FRIENDS WITH GUNS, Broadway World (Feb. 19)
• Principia Biopharma Appoints John W. Smither to Board of Directors, Globe Newswire (Feb. 19)
• Powers to talk on Cold War, Valley Courier (Feb. 19)
• The End of the Remedial Course, The Chronicle of Higher Education (Feb. 18)
• News about gifts, grants: W.M. Keck Foundation, Philanthropy Journal News (Feb. 18)
• South Hills names Tiare Tuitama as its next girls volleyball coach, Whittier Daily News (Feb. 18)
• Spotlight: Michael Haussler, K12 & Higher Education Teacher, Continuous Learner (Feb. 18)
• Celebrating 70 years of KTTV: The legacy of journalist Ruben Salazar, Fox News (Feb. 18)
• Faulk brings ‘Aunt Jemima’ to museum program, Winchester Sun (Feb. 18)
• City Council Recognizes Local Artist | Jose B. Ramirez Honored, South Pasadenan (Feb. 18)
• Celebrating 70 years of KTTV: The legacy of journalist Ruben Salazar, Fox News (Feb. 18)
• Respected Industry Thought Leader Will Lead Compass' Vision for Facility Design and Use of Emerging Technologies, Compass (Feb. 18)
• Jackie Goldberg Is Back: Liberal L.A. Veteran Takes on Charter Movement in L.A. School District Special Election, L.A. Taco (Feb. 17)
• Fitchle announces candidacy for 55th District, Champion News (Feb. 16)
• Cal State LA honors Los Angeles biomed innovator, emerging bioscience entrepreneurs, Biospace (Feb. 15)
• Meet the Speedy Twins Headed to the Olympic Marathon Trials, Runner's World (Feb. 15)
• Qmmunity: Love, Lust, and the Pursuit of Queerness, Austin Chronicle (Feb. 15)
• Letters to My City by Mike Sonksen, The Accomplices (Feb. 15)
• How California became the leader of the resistance against Trump, The Guardian (Feb. 15)
• It’s free to watch hundreds of budding ballet dancers compete for scholarships at Cal State LA’s Luckman Theatre, L.A. Daily News (Feb. 14)
• Congresswoman’s Sister Remembered as ‘Joyful’ and ‘Radiating’, L.A. Sentinel (Feb. 14)
• California Universities Receive $17M, Hispanic Outlook (Feb. 14)
• Dr. Terence Roberts, One of Famed 'Little Rock Nine' Visit Alverno Heights Academy, Pasadena Now (Feb. 13)
• Grants Roundup: Hauser & Wirth, The Chronicle of Philanthropy (Feb. 13)
• Takeaways From a Wide-Ranging State of the State, New York Times (Feb. 13)
• Second Thursday program features ‘Pancake Queen’, The Winchester Sun (Feb. 13)
• ​Takeaways from a wide-ranging State of the State, Silicon Valley Business Journal (Feb. 13)
• ARTIST SPOTLIGHT: Painter-printmaker Lea Goldman to showcase work as fair's featured artist , The Goshen News (Feb. 13)
• Carlos Mencia Net Worth 2019 – Here’s how much Mencia earns, Foreign Policy (Feb. 13)
• Meet the 10 candidates running for LAUSD school board in District 5, L.A. School Report (Feb. 12)
• Cal State LA receives WM Keck Foundation grant for Innovation and Design Center, California Newswire (Feb. 12)
• LAUSD District 5 candidates debate issues at forum, Los Angeles Patch (Feb. 12)
• CSU Campuses Receive $17M to Train Special Education Teachers, Newswise (Feb. 12)
• In this age of glossy art fairs and mega-galleries, can public museums survive?, L.A. Times (Feb. 11)
• Jackbenny Set for Debut at Cal State LA's Luckman Fine Arts Complex, Broadway World (Feb. 11)
• Bachelor's Degree Center Releases National Rankings of Nutritional Science Degree Programs, Cision (Feb. 11)
• Their schools, their issues. District 5 candidates for the LAUSD, Los Angeles Informer (Feb. 11)
• Capital Campaigns, Inside Higher Ed (Feb. 11)
• A rational checklist is no match for emotions in matters of the heart, The Conversation (Feb. 10)
• SoCal classical music listings, Feb. 10-17: Tempesta di Mare at the Soraya and more, L.A. Times (Feb. 8)
• LA County moves to stop immigration scams, KCRW (Feb. 8)
• Student Athlete of the Week: Ingvar Moseley, L.A. Sentinel (Feb. 7)
• Black History Visionaries: 2019 Tournament of Roses President Gerald Freeny, Fox-4KC News (Feb. 7)
• ‘Flower Drum Song’ Author C.Y. Lee Dies at 102, Rafu Shimpo (Feb. 7)
• City Attorney to Drop Assault Charge Against Melina Abdullah After Wave of Protest, L.A. Taco (Feb. 7)
• Cal State LA receives Keck Foundation grant for Innovation & Design Center, Manufacturing Tomorrow (Feb. 6)
• Grant to Fund New Innovation and Design Center, Design and Development Today (Feb. 6)
• Cal State LA receives Keck grant for Innovation and Design Center, Los Angeles Informer (Feb. 6)
• Grants and Gifts: Hauser & Wirth, AASCU Credit Hour (Feb. 6)
• 'Gotham' Star Ben McKenzie's 'Gun' Released, PR Newswire (Feb. 6)
• Compass Datacenters Names Adil Attlassy As CTO, PR Newswire (Feb. 6)
• Cal State LA receives Keck Foundation grant for Innovation and Design Center, PR Log (Feb. 5)
• California State University graduation rates show uneven progress, some backsliding, EdSource (Feb. 5)
• CSU Campuses Receive $17M to Train Special Education Teachers, CSU News (Feb. 5)
• Pelosi brings Planned Parenthood president to State of the Union, Washington Times (Feb. 5)
• Cal State LA receives foundation grant for Innovation and Design Center, Public Now (Feb. 4)
• Spotlight: Trombonático – Cal State La Afro Latin Ensemble, New Gen Salsa (Feb. 4)
• Everytable partners up with Cal State LA to provide healthy, affordable meals, Education Dive (Feb. 4)
• Former Santa Fe Springs councilwoman who was described as an ‘energizer bunny’ dies, Whittier Daily News (Feb. 4)
• Cal State LA receives NIH grant to boost research in biomedical and behavioral sciences, Around Alhambra (Feb. 2019)
• Kapono the Robot visits Brightwood School, Around Alhambra (Feb. 2019)
• Everytable emerges at Cal State LA, Eastsider LA (Feb. 1)
• Little Rock police chief short list released, Arkansas Democrat (Feb. 1)
• Will AMLO Respond to the Central American Exodus With Compassion—Or Militarization?, NACLA (Feb. 1)
• SoCal theater listings, Feb. 3-10: The MLK drama ‘Mountaintop,’ Davis Gaines in ‘Oliver!’ and more, L.A. Times (Feb. 1)
• Community Activist Melina Abdullah Gathers Over 5,000 Signatures Asking For City Attorney to Drop Charges Against Her, L.A. Sentinel (Feb. 1)
• The legacy of trauma, American Psychological Association (Feb. 2019)
• Ready, Steady, Presale: “Soul of a Nation” Ticketing Opens Friday, L.A. Times (Jan. 31)
• Black History Visionaries: Gerald Freeny, KTLA5 (Jan. 31)
• LAUSD Board Candidates to Face Off at LFIA Forum, Los Feliz Ledger (Jan. 31)
• Guest Column: Truth and Consequences, Headlight Herald (Jan. 31)
• 23 Awesome Things To Do In Southern California This Weekend, LAist (Jan. 31)
• Inauguran restaurante de comida lista para llevar en Cal State LA, Hispanos Press (Jan. 30)
• NASA’s Psyche Mission inspires science and engineering students nationwide, Arizona State University (Jan. 30)
• Kamala Harris catches a break: LA Mayor Garcetti won’t run for president, San Francisco Chronicle (Jan. 29)
• Will AMLO Respond to the Central American Exodus With Compassion—Or Militarization?, In These Times (Jan. 29)
• Eric Garcetti ends the speculation, says he’s not running for president, L.A. Daily News (Jan. 29)
• Everytable brings cheap, healthy food to Cal State LA, KPCC 89.3 (Jan. 28)
• Circle of Health: Everytable celebrates grand opening at Cal State LA, ABC7 Eyewitness News (Jan. 28)
• Everytable opens at Cal State LA, NBC Los Angeles (Jan. 28)
• New grab-and-go restaurant at Cal State LA, KNX 1070 (Jan. 28)
• Galería de arte moderno ofrece subvención a Cal State LA, Hispanos Press (Jan. 28)
• Cal State LA Students Embark on Making Documentaries with Million Dollar Grant from Hauser & Wirth, Hyperallergic (Jan. 28)
• Everytable brings cheap, healthy food to Cal State LA, iHeart Radio (Jan. 28)
• Did Los Angeles Teachers Win?, 94.1 KPFA (Jan. 25)
• CSULA receives million-dollar grant from Hauser & Wirth Gallery to support diversity in filmmaking, Campus Circle (Jan. 24)
• $1 million for Cal State LA filmmakers, Eastsider LA (Jan. 24)
• Cal State LA gets $1 million for student filmmaking from Hauser & Wirth, Los Angeles Informer (Jan. 24)
• Grants & Gifts: U.S Department of Education, Diverse Issues in Higher Education (Jan. 24)
• Cal State LA coach makes plans for retirement, Claremont Courier (Jan. 24)
• 'A revolt of the middle class', L.A. Times (Jan. 24)
• Cal State LA gets diversity grant, Antelope Valley Press (Jan. 24)
• L.A.'s Valentina Reigns in Rent, RuPaul's Drag Race and New Stage Show, L.A. Weekly (Jan. 24)
• If you actually want to fight for students, then listen up, L.A. Daily News (Jan. 24)
• Cal State LA gets $1 million for student filmmaking from art gallery Hauser & Wirth, L.A. Times (Jan. 23)
• Hauser & Wirth Gives $1 M. to California State University in Los Angeles, Aiming to Promote Diversity in Film Program, Art News (Jan. 23)
• Hauser & Wirth Donates $1 Million to Cal State LA, Art Observed (Jan. 23)
• Cal State LA Receives Million-Dollar Grant From Hauser & Wirth Gallery To Support Diversity In Filmmaking, Broadway World (Jan. 23)
• Cal State LA Receives Million-Dollar Diversity Grant, My LA News (Jan. 23)
• Cal State LA receives million-dollar grant from Hauser & Wirth Gallery to support diversity in filmmaking, Art Week (Jan. 23)
• ‘We will not be bullied into silence’, Mondoweiss (Jan. 22)
• Good breeding is behind a successful bull’s buck, The Bulletin (Jan. 22)
• Review: Cole Case paints moments of breathtaking innocence, whether at an Italian convent or LAX, L.A. Times (Jan. 22)
• Real Monarchs name longtime RSL Academy director Martin Vasquez as next head coach, KSL.com (Jan. 21)
• LaPisto Kirtley seeking Democratic nomination for Rivanna seat, Daily Progress (Jan. 21)
• Barcelona's interest in Carlos Vela both a compliment and a curse for LAFC, L.A. Times (Jan. 19)
• Jazz Composers Exercise Their Classical Chops Under the Green Umbrella, San Francisco Classical Voice (Jan. 18)
• Welcome but Complicated — Mayor Garcetti, Gov. Newsom, and the Pressure to End the Los Angeles Teacher Strike, The 74 (Jan. 18)
• Experts: Crippling long-term debt isn’t leaving L.A. schools much wiggle room to avert a teacher strike — and may doom the district to takeover, LA School Report (Jan. 18)
• When the Engineer Met the Virtuoso, Children's Hospital Los Angeles (Jan. 17)
• Teachers' Strike Tests Los Angeles Mayor's White House Hopes, U.S. News (Jan. 17)
• Remembering the Opening Battle of ‘Institutional Racism’, American Greatness (Jan. 17)
• Cal State LA robot, Kapono, visits Brightwood School in Alhambra, World Journal Chinese Daily News (Jan. 17)
• Frank Girardot uncovers another side to serial arsonist John Orr in ‘Burned', Pasadena Weekly (Jan. 17)
• Dr. Genevieve Shepherd, L.A. Educator and Activist, Passes, L.A. Sentinel (Jan. 17)
• PG&E Bankruptcy Filing Poses Big Questions, Challenges for Newsom, KQED (Jan. 17)
• The age of unretirement, The Week (Jan. 17)
• Remembering the Opening Battle of ‘Institutional Racism’, American Greatness (Jan. 17)
• 3 Must-See LA Area Technology Fairs/Conferences in 2019, CBS Los Angeles (Jan. 16)
• ‘Blackbutterfly Soul Songs delves deep into soul exploration, The Miami Times (Jan. 16)
• A Landmark Exhibit Celebrating Black Power Is Coming to the Broad—and It’s Almost Time to Get Tickets, L.A. Magazine (Jan. 16)
• Homeless for the Holidays, Inside Higher Ed (Jan. 15)
• L.A. teachers’ strike: How we got here and how we get out, L.A. Times (Jan. 14)
• 10 Families inside the NBA, Sportskeeda (Jan. 14)
• Kellogg Foundation invests in healthy restaurant chain Everytable, ImpactAlpha (Jan. 13)
• Gov. Newsom angers no one with budget, puts off big fights for another day, San Francisco Chronicle (Jan. 12)
• Behind the Looming L.A. Teacher Strike, Crippling Long-Term Debt That’s Left the City Little Room to Negotiate — and Which May Ultimately Doom the District to State Takeover, The 74 (Jan. 11)
• Strike or no strike, LAUSD has another problem: Crippling debt, L.A. Daily News (Jan. 11)
• Harpur student spotlight: Julia Devin, Binghamton University (Jan. 11)
• Everytable Closes Its First Program-Related Investment (PRI) Supported by the W.K. Kellogg Foundation, PR Newswire (Jan. 10)
• On Display at City Hall Gallery | The Colorful Figurative Works of Jose B. Ramirez, South Pasadenan (Jan. 10)
• Grants & Gifts: California State University, Los Angeles - NIH, AASCU Credit Hour (Jan. 9)
• Kapono Humanoid Robot, Does Tai Chi, Charms Brightwood Students, SGV Journal (Jan. 9)
• West Hollywood Loses Sheriff’s Captain Sergio Aloma on Sunday, WEHOville (Jan. 9)
• Pool of 50+ People Vying to be LR's Next Chief of Police, Fox16 (Jan. 9)
• Full Cast Announced For RAGTIME at Pasadena Playhouse, Broadway World (Jan. 9)
• Experts: Crippling long-term debt isn’t leaving L.A. schools much wiggle room to avert a teacher strike — and may doom the district to takeover, L.A. School Report (Jan. 9)
• OnlineCollegePlan.com Ranks Online Pre Med Schools, PR Newswire (Jan. 8)
• Interview with Angela F. Cooke-Jackson, PhD, MPH – California State University, Los Angeles, Master's in Communications (Jan. 8)
• Rob Perez Joins General Atlantic as Operating Partner to Bolster Life Sciences Practice, MarketWatch (Jan. 7)
• 2019’s Best & Worst States to Raise a Family, WalletHub (Jan. 7)
• Two sociologists detail ‘The Rise of Victimhood Culture’ and how it’s used for social control, The College Fix (Jan. 3)
• Candidates start lining up to fill seat vacated by only Republican on L.A. City Council, L.A. Times (Jan. 3)
• Commentary: Why my child will attend school during a UTLA teacher strike, L.A. School Report (Jan. 3)
• New Director Joins Tejon Ranch Co. Board, AP News (Jan. 2)
• Cal State LA receives $525,000 grant from the Weingart Foundation to boost STEM student achievement, Around Alhambra (Jan. 2019)

2018 coverage

• Para Los Niños Students Complete Hire LA’s Youth Internships at Cal State LA, EWDD LA City (Dec. 31)
• Cal State LA students won’t have to pay to live in the dorms over winter break, Eastsider LA (Dec. 31)
• Warren High culinary students sharpening their skills inside own food truck, Downey Patriot (Dec. 31)
• Cal State LA students fight off extra fees for housing over break. But cost could rise next winter, LA Times (Dec. 28)
• Black Inspirations of 2018: Sade Meeks, L.A. Sentinel (Dec. 27)
• The African American Appointments For 2018: Gerald Freeny, L.A. Sentinel (Dec. 27)
• Tournament of Roses President Helps Parade Inclusive New Era, Outlook (Dec. 27)
• Jerry Brown’s Greatest Legacy Is Proving California Is Governable, The Atlantic (Dec. 26)
• LAUSD comes marching in to Rose Parade, Park La Brea News (Dec. 26)
• Olympic Dreams, Daily Press (Dec. 26)
• Cal State LA receives $3.7 million grant for special education training, World Journal Chinese Daily News (Dec. 21)
• LAUSD All City Marching Band performs at Cal State LA ahead of 2018 Rose Parade, Los Angeles Informer (Dec. 20)
• Rose Parade 2019: Gerald Freeny’s path to president started on the sidelines, Daily Breeze (Dec. 20)
• Cal State LA takes 12,000 square feet at the Alhambra, Alhambra Source (Dec. 20)
• Exactly How to Deal With Stress During the Holidays, Prevention (Dec. 20)
• The LA Deal Sheet, BisNow (Dec. 18)
• Downey: 40 under 40 (2018) - Mark LaVigne, Downey Patriot (Dec. 18)
• James Jontz | A Man on the Move, South Pasadenan (Dec. 18)
• Another Big Gift for Economic Diversity at an Elite School. Will It Make Any Difference?, Inside Philanthropy (Dec. 18)
• Which colleges enroll the most Hispanic students?, Washington Post (Dec. 18)
• Peace in the hood & goodwill toward one another needed, The Final Call (Dec. 18)
• Cal State LA awarded $3.7M in special education training grants, Los Angeles Patch (Dec. 17)
• Cal State LA Expands, Eastsider LA (Dec. 17)
• Cal State LA receives NIH grant to boost research in biomedical and behavioral sciences, The Californer (Dec. 17)
• Fabian Griffith Won Next Olympic Hopeful For Skeleton, But Has Now Found Success In Bobsled, Team USA (Dec. 17)
• News about grants, gifts: Cal State LA, Philanthropy Journal News (Dec. 17)
• Cal State LA receives NIH grant to boost research in biomedical and behavioral sciences, PRLog (Dec. 17)
• Cal State LA receives grant to boost research in biomedical and behavioral sciences, eTradeWire News (Dec. 17)
• Screening: Cal State LA Community Impact Media Documentaries Premiere, Hauser & Wirth (Dec. 15)
• This Week in Leases: Cal State LA Takes 12,000 Square Feet at The Alhambra, Urbanize (Dec. 15)
• Calif. prepares to wield significant power, E&E News (Dec. 14)
• Cal State LA receives NIH grant to boost research, News Chamber of California (Dec. 14)
• Live streamer Patti Beers was banned from Twitter even as she’s turning the filmmaking of resistance on its head, L.A. Times (Dec. 14)
• Cal State LA Receives NIH Grant for Research in Biomedical and Behavioral Sciences, Targeted News Service (Dec. 14)
• New Programs: Audiology, Social Work, Psychology, Technology, City Design, Data Science, Robotics, Construction Management, Occupational Therapy, Inside Higher Ed (Dec. 13)
• Our Version of ‘Cheap Eats’: Best Bang for the Buck College Rankings, Washington Monthly (Dec. 13)
• When Kids Kill, The Crime Report (Dec. 13)
• Former Chico State tennis standout announces retirement from coaching, Chico Enterprise-Record (Dec. 13)
• Cal State LA Gets Grant for Special Education Graduate Scholarships, Scholarships (Dec. 13)
• Nine Ways Leadership Can Help You Deal With Difficult Relatives This Holiday Season, Forbes (Dec. 13)
• Go free this week with these 4 no-cost events in Los Angeles, KABC7 (Dec. 13)
• Betting on Bioscience: New El Sereno lab space seeks high-tech startups, Eastsider LA (Dec. 12)
• Go local on housing, forget the surplus: Advice for the new governor from economists [see photo slide #2], CalMatters (Dec. 12)
• Grants & Gifts: California State University, Los Angeles (U.S. Department of Education and Weingart Foundation), AASCU Credit Hour (Dec. 12)
• Making Money Moves: Tips for Foster Youth Entering the Workforce, The Chronicle of Social Change (Dec. 12)
• The End of DACA Would Be a Blow to Science, Scientific American (Dec. 12)
• Targeted outreach to recruit more low-income students, Education Dive (Dec. 12)
• When getting sick is a luxury, Al Dia (Dec. 12)
• What's Trending: Tweets for Students Coping with Finals Week, WRAL-TV (Dec. 11)
• Anthony Harris is New Athletics Director at UAV, SCV News (Dec. 10)
• Historian explores evolution of sex ed, Discover-e (Dec. 10)
• Cal State LA awarded $3.7 million in grant funding for special education training, Los Angeles Informer (Dec. 10)
• 5 Ways Democrats Pulled Down The Orange Curtain, LAist (Dec. 7)
• Alternative Fuels: Betting on Batteries, CSU News (Dec. 7)
• Cal State LA Gets Grant for Special Education Graduate Student Scholarships, MyNewsLA.com (Dec. 7)
• Chichen Itza Underground Project studies ancestral water sources in the Yucatan Peninsula, The Yucatan Times (Dec. 7)
• Kayoko Wakita to Be Honored by Studio for SoCal History, Girl Scouts, Rafu Shimpo (Dec. 7)
• Biochemist Glenn Millhauser receives Outstanding Faculty Award, UCSC News Center (Dec. 7)
• 200 Honor Tournament of Roses President Gerald Freeny at Pasadena Chamber's Annual Breakfast, Pasadena Now (Dec. 7)
• AICPA Awards $120,000 in Scholarships to Community College Transfer Students, CPA Practice Advisor (Dec. 7)
• Cal State LA honored as a 2018 Champion for Transfer Students, California Newswire (Dec. 6)
• Student Athlete of the Week: Mickayla Sherman, L.A. Sentinel (Dec. 6)
• Postdocs trying to transition to non-academic careers should be offered more support by their supervisors and universities, LSE Impact Blog (Dec. 6)
• AICPA names 2018 Two-Year Transfer Scholarship recipients, Accounting Today (Dec. 6)
• Five Locals Qualify for School Board Ballot, Sixth Awaiting Verification, Los Feliz Ledger (Dec. 6)
• Get down at new Cal State transfer parties, PCC Courier (Dec. 6)
• Lessons learned from a 63-year-old Cal State LA student, Eastsider LA (Dec. 6)
• A singer CEO finds his way back to Idyllwild, Idyllwild Town Crier (Dec. 5)
• He's still a long way from a college degree, but not in a rush and having the time of his life — at age 63, L.A.Times (Dec. 5)
• The Billionaire Perelmans Give Princeton $65m--And It Doesn't Even Seem Like That Much Anymore, Forbes (Dec. 5)
• ‘Highly irregular’: Candidate took a salary from campaign contributions while running against Maxine Waters, Daily Breeze (Dec. 5)
• Cal State LA honored as champion for transfer students, Education Dive (Dec. 4)
• Change Student Perspectives with Professional Partnerships, Course Hero (Dec. 4)
• Cal State LA honored as a champion for transfer students, Public Now (Dec. 3)
• Biotech corridor grows in El Sereno, Eastsider LA (Dec. 3)
• Z-Medica Appoints Chris Van Gorder, FACHE, to Board of Directors, PRWeb (Dec. 3)
• Thousands to Line Whittier Boulevard for East Los Angeles Christmas Parade, MyNewsLA (Dec. 2)
• 2018 East Los Angeles Christmas Parade Takes Over Whittier Blvd., NBC4 (Dec. 1)
• Welcome New Member, Cal State LA, Imagining America (Dec. 1)
• Air Force colonel flies over his alma mater during annual Cal State LA Veterans Day Ceremony, Around Alhambra (Dec. 2018)
• The week ahead in SoCal dance, Dec. 2-9, 2018: ‘So You Think You Can Dance,’ ‘Nochebuena’ and more, L.A. Times (Nov. 30)
• Learning Support, South Pasadena Review (Nov. 30)
• School News: Malibuite Named Alumnus of the Year by Cal State LA, Malibu Surfside News (Nov. 29)
• Fair Oaks resident earns collegiate basketball honors, Fair Oaks-Carmichael Patch (Nov. 29)
• Here's How Bloomberg Should Have Spent His $1.8B For Economic Mobility, Forbes (Nov. 29)
• Filipina-Mexican-American mom wins West Covina, California council seat, Inquirer (Nov. 29)
• Integrating games into lessons heightens engagement, outcomes, Education Dive (Nov. 28)
• Perfect Performance Lifts DiRegolo to Weekly Acclaim, CCAA (Nov. 27)
• How to Fight Hackers With Quantum Communication, PC Magazine (Nov. 26)
• Pasadena Chamber of Commerce Honors Gerald Freeny at Annual President’s Breakfast, Pasadena Social Diary (Nov. 26)
• Charter School Advocates Spent Tons Of Money On This Election — And They Still Lost Their Biggest Races, LAist (Nov. 26)
• After 15 years of traffic snarls, Pasadena may build California Boulevard overpass at Gold Line train tracks, Pasadena Star-News (Nov. 26)
• Novel tools reveal material secrets, Physics World (Nov. 26)
• Meet The Winners From Season 2 Of Team USA's Next Olympic Hopeful, Team USA (Nov. 25)
• Early ‘Jewish jokes’ are anything but funny, argues new book, The Times of Israel (Nov. 25)
• Faced with lawsuits and FBI raids targeting her husband, Richelle Huizar drops her campaign for his L.A. City Council seat, L.A. Times (Nov. 21)
• "Must Stop", GenomeWeb (Nov. 21)
• People & firms on the move, Accounting Today (Nov. 20)
• The Arroyo Singers Presents “What Sweeter Music”, Pasadena Now (Nov. 20)
• Cal State LA entrenará enfermeras para ayudar a comunidades desatendidas, Hispanos Press (Nov. 19)
• Six Cal State LA students named CSU Sally Casanova Scholars, LatinoLA! (Nov. 19)
• CalCPA Awards Three Professionals and Two Firms, CPA Practice Advisor (Nov. 19)
• University helps LA meet its Grand Challenge, Smart Cities World (Nov. 19)
• News about grants, gifts: Weingart Foundation, Philanthropy Journal News (Nov. 19)
• The big changes colleges are making to help art students snag jobs in America's gig economy, CNBC (Nov. 18)
• The Striking and Disturbing Parallel Between the 1930s and Our Own Time, History News Network (Nov. 18)
• Colleges With the Most Students Who End Up Working In State and Out of State, Chronicle of Higher Education (Nov. 18)
• Mental health issues among immigrants: New research, Journalist's Resource (Nov. 16)
• Celebrando a los Veteranos, Univision 34 Los Angeles (Nov. 16)
• #PopUp34 with Leon Krauze: A Tribute to Veterans, Univision Facebook Live (Nov. 16)
• ChapCare and Cal State LA Educate Local College Students On Their Healthcare Options, Pasadena Now (Nov. 16)
• Cal State LA's Pat Brown Institute held "2018 Election: It's On!" conference, World Journal Chinese Daily News (Nov. 16)
• Hundreds of Trafficked Girls, Thousands of Child Welfare Referrals, The Chronicle of Social Change (Nov. 16)
• 8 in 10 LAUSD seniors apply to college, and they submit more applications than their peers nationally, new study shows, LA School Report (Nov. 16)
• End of Brown Era—Pat & Jerry, Found & Hounds Daily (Nov. 16)
• Unique Program That's Turning Lancaster Library Into a DJ Workshop, Spectrum News (Nov. 16)
• Community colleges see summer enrollment rise after Pell Grant expansion, Education Dive (Nov. 15)
• La Verne resident leads Air Force flyover at Cal State LA event, Claremont-La Verne Patch (Nov. 15)
• Wanted: First-Time Voters, Forbes (Nov. 15)
• Cal State LA receives $525,000 grant from Weingart Foundation, Los Angeles Informer (Nov. 15)
• Festival Of Flight Takes Off This Weekend At Long Beach Airport, Grunion (Nov. 15)
• Cal State LA receives $525,000 grant from the Weingart Foundation, Education Dive (Nov. 14)
• Grants & Gifts: California State University, Los Angeles, AASCU Credit Hour (Nov. 14)
• Pan-African Studies at Cal State LA celebrates 50 years; Ceremony honors Black leaders & their contributions to the community, The Philadelphia Tribune (Nov. 14)
• Should We Expand the House of Representatives?, New York Times (Nov. 14)
• How the First LGBTQ Mariachi Became an Outlet for Advocacy, Smithsonian (Nov. 14)
• From Monument to Commodity, Karl Marx in a Post-Cold War World, Hyperallergic (Nov. 14)
• Universidad Estatal de California hará ajustes para solicitantes afectados por los incendios, Univision 34 Los Angeles (Nov. 14)
• TRUMP sends fire help after all -- CAMP FIRE becomes deadliest in state history -- Pat Brown Institute's Election 2018, Politico (Nov. 13)
• Pair of high-profile cases continue today and Wednesday, respectively, The Reporter (Nov. 12)
• At 8, Leana Wen Watched a Child Die In Front of Her. At 18, She Started Med School. Now She's the President of Planned Parenthood, ELLE (Nov. 12)
• Ex alumno de Cal State LA rinde honores a los veteranos, Hispanos Press (Nov. 11)
• Cal State LA alumnus pilots Air Force flyover to honor veterans, Eastsider (Nov. 10)
• Cal State LA alum pilots Air Force flyover to honor veterans, Hometown Pasadena (Nov. 10)
• Billie Jean King Fast Facts, Eerie News Now (Nov. 10)
• People Who Overcame Homelessness Share Their Stories at Boyle Heights Event, StreetsBlogLA (Nov. 9)
• List of the Most Influential Blacks in Technology: Arthur Johnson, Black Enterprise (Nov. 9)
• Jewish Insider's Daily Kickoff: November 9, 2018, Haaretz (Nov. 9)
• A Cal State LA alumnus piloted a massive United States Air Force aircraft, Los Angeles Informer (Nov. 8)
• Student Athlete of the Week: Dericka Braden, LA Sentinel (Nov. 8)
• What’s Happening: “Election 2018: It’s On!”, Jewish Journal (Nov. 8)
• Coalition Aims to Reduce Incidents of Seafood Fraud in L.A. Restaurants, PR Newswire (Nov. 8)
• Who Is Leon Guerrero? New Details On The First Female Governor Of Guam, Your Tango (Nov. 7)
• Former Gustavus Postdoc Named Curator at Smithsonian, Gustavus Adolphus College News (Nov. 7)
• Rio Hondo College Community Re-elects Trustee Norma Edith García, Elects Whittier Residents Rosaelva Lomeli and Oscar Valladares, Los Cerritos News (Nov. 7)
• Gavin Newsom seeks a dynasty, John Cox mere survival, in final days of governor’s race, LA Times (Nov. 6)
• Anne Waldman and Will Alexander, Poets & Writers (Nov. 6)
• ‘Phenomenal’ Women Honorees Include Activists, Scholars, Artist, CEO, Philosopher, CSUN Today (Nov. 6)
• A QUIET PLACE w/ Mekki Leeper, Bad Science (Nov. 6)
• News about grants, gifts: AltaMed Health Services, Philanthropy Journal News (Nov. 5)
• Chamber Sets Date for Tournament Tradition: President's Breakfast Will be December 6, Pasadena Now (Nov. 5)
• Arcadia Tenor is a Featured Soloist in the Verdi Chorus 35th Anniversary Concert, Monrovia Weekly (Nov. 5)
• Kehinde Wiley on Self-Doubt and How He Made It as a Painter, The Atlantic (Nov. 4)
• Additional training to 400 undergraduate nurses at Cal State LA, The Eastsider (Nov. 4)
• Former foster child, a USC alumnus, fights for foster youth, USC News (Nov. 2)
• Pan-African Studies at Cal State LA celebrates 50 years, L.A. Sentinel (Nov. 2)
• How To Tell The Difference Between The Two Democrats Running For California Lieutenant Governor, LAist (Nov. 2)
• The Interview Will Discuss: 1) Radical Self-Love, Forgiveness, and Your Soul's Calling 2) Danette May's Book "The Rise", Which Reveals Her Struggles as a Single Mom, Digital Journal (Nov. 2)
• Pan-African Studies at Cal State LA Celebrates 50 Years; Ceremony honors Black leaders and their contributions to the community, L.A. Watts Times (Nov. 1)
• Cal State LA to benefit from $2.78-million grant to expand nursing training, The Eastsider (Nov. 1)
• Oprah: 'I refuse to let their sacrifices be in vain', MSNBC (Nov. 1)
• Doo Dah Parade Queen selected Sunday in sudsy coronation ceremony, Pasadena Weekly (Nov. 1)
• Cal State LA biochemistry major receives CSU Trustees' Award for Outstanding Achievement, Around Alhambra (Nov. 2018)
• The Man of Tomorrow: As Jerry Brown Leaves Office, He's Still Focused on the Future, Governing (Nov. 2018)
• Cal State LA to increase data accessibility in Los Angeles, World Journal Chinese Daily News (Oct. 31)
• Portfolium Extends ePortfolio Partnership With Cal State University System, PR Web (Oct. 30)
• Workplace Bullying Is a Dangerous Form of Abuse—Here's What to Do About It, Health (Oct. 30)
• Anger Over Pittsburgh Bloodbath — And Trump — Could Tip Midterms To Democrats, Forward (Oct. 29)
• Election: Can a retired lieutenant beat the odds to become the next LA County sheriff?, LA Daily News (Oct. 28)
• Sundays With Mike: Halloween fun, KMA Land (Oct. 28)
• Dealing With Difficult People, The Epoch Times (Oct. 27)
• Culver-Palms Family YMCA Leaders Attend Leadership Conference, Culver City Observer (Oct. 25)
• Paradigm for Managing HIV-Related Pain and Associated Substance Abuse in Older Adults, Connect (Oct. 25)
• Cal State LA Hosts Entertainment Reporting Symposium, KABC Eyewitness News (Oct. 26)
• 13 Best Things to Do in L.A. This Week: Black Madonna, LA Weekly (Oct. 26)
• Returning to Championship Course, Signal SCV (Oct. 26)
• 28 Of The Coolest Events Happening In Southern California This Weekend, LAist (Oct. 25)
• People: Distinguished honor - Isaac Larian, The Malibu Times (Oct. 25)
• The First Women of Science Fiction, Pasadena Now (Oct. 25)
• Black Lives Matter LA protesters ask: Where is DA Jackie Lacey on police violence?, L.A. Daily News (Oct. 25)
• Election: Michael Bloomberg spends $4M to back Harley Rouda, making CA-48 priciest House race in U.S., Orange County Register (Oct. 25)
• Spooky Halloween theme takes over Claremont and that's just the start!, Claremont Courier (Oct. 25)
• Purple sea urchins are wiping out seaweed, Press Play with Madeleine Brand on KCRW (Oct. 24)
• CSU Campuses Among the Best in the Nation for Upward Mobility, CSU News (Oct. 24)
• Fil-Am nurses, community volunteers lauded for ‘outstanding service’, Inquirer (Oct. 24)
• Verdi Chorus To Receive Honors At Fall Concert In Santa Monica, Broadway World (Oct. 24)
• The Health Care 50: Fifty people transforming health care in 2018, TIME (Oct. 23)
• Effect of Build Orientation on the Microstructure and Mechanical Properties of SLM 3D Printed Titanium, 3DPrint.com (Oct. 23)
• Fifth Annual Social Mobility Index (SMI) Highlights Performance and Pitfalls, Business Wire (Oct. 23)
• Unlocking LA’s big data, Eastsider LA (Oct. 22)
• The Cost of Choosing Humanities, YR Media (Oct. 22)
• MWCC hires first-ever Vice President of Academic & Student Affairs, The Gardner News (Oct. 22)
• Sixteen California Colleges & Universities Lead the State in Supporting Transfer Students, The Campaign for College Opportunity (Oct. 20)
• Millikin professor Eduardo Cabrera winner of International Latino Book Award, Herald Review (Oct. 20)
• Should Alexa Be Your Child’s Friend?, Tom's Guide (Oct. 20)
• MGA Entertainment CEO Isaac Larian honored during Cal State LA's Alumni Awards Gala, PR Log (Oct. 19)
• Cal State LA Awarded Nearly $1M to Increase Data Access for L.A. City Residents, Los Angeles Business Journal (Oct. 18)
• AP Top News at 11:20 p.m. EDT, WTHR News (Oct. 18)
• 25 Fabulous Events In Southern California This Weekend, LAist (Oct. 18)
• Weekend Picks for Oct. 18-21: 'Woman in Black,' Mariinsky Orchestra and more, L.A. Times (Oct. 18)
• Democrats target once-heavily GOP Orange County, California, Santa Monica Daily Press (Oct. 18)
• Senior Center Events October 19 through October 26, 2018, South Pasadenan (Oct. 17)
• More diverse Orange County, California, morphs from GOP past, Atlanta Constitutional Journal (Oct. 17)
• Election: Democrats winning money battle in key CA House races, aiding effort to flip Congress, Whittier Daily News (Oct. 16)
• Dianne Feinstein vs. Kevin de León debate: Here’s what to look for, San Francisco Chronicle (Oct. 16)
• Stunning new sea slug species look just like seaweed, National Geographic (Oct. 16)
• Cal State LA recognized with Clean Air Education & Outreach Award, Los Angeles Patch (Oct. 16)
• Why so many U.S. students aren't learning math, Phys.org (Oct. 16)
• The world’s first LGBTQ mariachi group welcomes PCC student, PCC Courier (Oct. 16)
• George Fox guest lecturer Bradley Campbell speaks on ‘Dignity, Victimhood and the Future of the University’ Nov. 7, GFU News  (Oct. 16)
• 2018’s Best Cities for Vegans & Vegetarians, WalletHub (Oct. 15)
• Seu Jorge @ Luckman Center 10/27, All That Matters in Music (Oct. 15)
• 18 reasons why Houston is among the top 20 US cities for vegetarians, Houston Chronicle (Oct. 15)
• Disability is part of diversity - Join Familia Unida in the celebration for National Disabilities Awareness Month at the 15th Annual Wheelchair Wash, PRWeb (Oct. 14)
• Black hair in Hollywood: five women share their stories, L.A. Times (Oct. 13)
• The week ahead in SoCal dance, Oct. 14-21: Pacífico Dance Company, 'Romeo & Juliet' and more, L.A. Times (Oct. 12)
• Stephen Popkin selected as new CEO of Lompoc Valley Medical Center, Lompoc Record (Oct. 12)
• A doctor is taking over Planned Parenthood — and she’s ready to fight, Washington Post (Oct. 12)
• Pasadena-Sierra Madre YMCA Leaders Gather at Cal State LA for Leadership Conference, Pasadena Now (Oct. 11)
• 2018’s State Uninsured Rates, WalletHub (Oct. 11)
• Taste of Soul Spotlight: The Gumbo Pot, LA Sentinel (Oct. 11)
• What’s Happening: Klezmer Juice, ‘Lavender Songs’, Jewish Journal (Oct. 11)
• Victor A. Reyna Jr. 1944-2018 Pasadena teacher and coach succumbs during routine surgical procedure, Pasadena Weekly (Oct. 11)
• 2018 Health Professions HEED Recipients, Insight Into Diversity (Oct. 10)
• Governor Brown Announces Appointments, Imperial Valley News (Oct. 10)
• Leaders in Law 2018: In-House Counsel Nominees - Victor King, Los Angeles Business Journal (Oct. 9)
• Cal State LA recognized with SCAQMD 2018 Clean Air Education and Outreach Award, Calfornia Newswire (Oct. 8)
• SoCal survey finds university, college students prefer not driving, Metro (Oct. 8)
• 7 vying for 3 seats on Helendale school board, Daily Press (Oct. 6)
• 9 companies, individuals honored for clean air practices by SCAQMD, Press Enterprise (Oct. 5)
• 9 companies and individuals honored for clean air practices by SCAQMD, SGV Tribune (Oct. 5)
• Metrolink survey shows most SoCal college students want to use public transit over driving, KABC Los Angeles (Oct. 5)
• Survey: Students Drive Due to Lack of Options, KABC Eyewitness News (Oct. 5)
• Survey Finds Students Prefer Not To Drive But See Few Other Options, MyNewsLA (Oct. 4)
• California Fashion Students Honored at Awards Luncheon, California Apparel News (Oct. 4)
• Through Their Lens, Diverse Issues in HIgher Education (Oct. 4)
• Donald Trump’s attack on Christine Blasey Ford’s memory is cruel — and wrong, Vox (Oct. 3)
• The UAE’s youngest author to publish a new book, Emirates Women (Oct. 3)
• Hearts and minds: Suja Lowenthal brings elected and administrative experience to Hermosa city manager job, Easy Reader News (Oct. 3)
• Blackbutterfly Soul Songs—Explores the Long and Winding Path of Soul Exploration, Black Voice News (Oct. 2)
• Social Work Remains William Wong’s Primary Identity Even as He Explores Its Many Dimensions, UC Berkeley CalSWEC (Oct. 1)
• Cal State LA ranked among best universities in West by U.S. News & World Report, Around Alhambra (Oct. 2018)
• Hollenbeck Youth Center honors President Covino for serving Los Angeles communities, Around Alhambra (Oct. 2018)
• Why Are These Indian Americans Donating Millions of Dollars to US Higher Education?, India New England (Sept. 30)
• L.A. Writers: Celebrating Women of Color & LGBTQ Artists, Lambda LitFest (Sept. 29)
• Fil-Am biochemistry major receives CSU Trustees’ Award for Outstanding Achievement, Asian Journal (Sept. 28)
• Senate Committee prepares for Kavanaugh vote, meet the judges running for office 60, how to handle tough conversation on sexual assault, KPCC Take Two (Sept. 28)
• aT, Cal State LA promotes Korean agricultural products, Korea Today (Sept. 28)
• aT hosts Korean Food Taste & Tell at Cal State LA, Korea Food News (Sept. 28)
• Datebook: Avant-garde graphic design, untold stories of California slavery and poetry in the sky, L.A. Times (Sept. 28)
• Leana Wen: A New 'Doctor for America's Women', MedScape (Sept. 28)
• Vol.022：WordCamp LA 2018, U.S. Frontline (Sept. 28)
• Weekend Picks for Sept. 27-30: The LA Phil hits 100, Ballet Hispánico returns, and Ohana Fest rocks, L.A. Times (Sept. 27)
• Zeta Tau Chapter and Zeta Tau Foundation Celebrate Gerald Freeny, First African American President of the Tournament of Roses: Its Inaugural “Finding Friends Honors” Award Reception, L.A. Sentinel (Sept. 27)
• On Brazil, the Supreme Court, gender identity, Ludwig von Mises, goodwill, Latin, The Economist (Sept. 27)
• Threat To The ACA Turns Up The Heat On Attorney General Races, HealthLaeders Media (Sept. 27)
• aT agricultural department promoting Korean food at Cal State LA, YTN Radio (Sept. 26)
• Scholarly Interview with Elaine Wittenberg, Ph.D. from California State University, Los Angeles on Health Communication, Master's in Communication (Sept. 26)
• «Boundaries of History»: Choi Chatterjee, HSE Centre for Historical Research (Sept. 26)
• Business Buzz: CSU taps Aram Benyamin as newest CEO, Cheyenne Gazette (Sept. 26)
• Party of 3: A new political party wants to join California politics, KPCC AirTalk (Sept. 26)
• Five Phenomenal Women for Their Activism and Scholarship, CSUN Today (Sept. 26)
• Future Teachers Mini Fair Emphasizes Teacher Shortage in California, El Paisano (Sept. 26)
• For Gavin Newsom, a Stealth Run for California Governor, New York Times (Sept. 26)
• Smithsonian Names Billie Jean King One of Its “Great Americans”, Smithsonian (Sept. 26)
• National Voter Registration Day at Cal State LA, KNBC Los Angeles (Sept. 25)
• Many Accused, None Prosecuted: Why #MeToo Hasn’t Led to a Single Criminal Charge in L.A., Variety (Sept. 25)
• Obamacare a central issue in state attorney general races, KIIITV (Sept. 25)
• LA Clippers and Prime Ticket announce 2018-19 broadcast schedule, Fox Sports (Sept. 24)
• Killers Who Talk Might Reveal or Conceal, Psychology Today (Sept. 24)
• The Bar-On Brief: Removing criminal history will benefit Common App, Daily Trojan (Sept. 24)
• Yorker (J.D. ’88) Leads the Way, GSU News Hub (Sept. 23)
• Kevin de León wants to crash Senate ‘country club’ to battle Trump, San Francisco Chronicle (Sept. 23)
• Cal State LA BioSpace Startups in Pasadena Selected for LA BioMed Innovation Showcase, Pasadena Now (Sept. 21)
• The week ahead in SoCal dance, Sept. 23-30: Ballet Hispánico, Jessica Lang Dance and more, L.A. Times (Sept. 21)
• California: Leading the Way?, California Health Care Foundation (Sept. 21)
• Pair of future-looking start-ups win Glendale Tech Week’s Pitchfest: CellectGen, Glendale News-Press (Sept. 21)
• California wrestles with key decision on the future of health reform, Center for Health Journalism (Sept. 20)
• USACE Los Angles District celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month, DVIDS Hub (Sept. 20)
• What kind of sport is golf? Individual or team?, The Signal (Sept. 20)
• Billie Jean King Takes Minority Stake in L.A. Dodgers, Los Angeles Business Journal (Sept. 20)
• Cal State LA receives INSIGHT Into Diversity's 2018 Higher Education Excellence in Diversity Award, Education Dive (Sept. 20)
• New Data Partnership, The Catalyst (Sept. 20)
• Human memory is flawed. That doesn’t mean Christine Blasey Ford is wrong., Vox (Sept. 20)
• Tennis icon Billie Jean King is joining the Dodgers ownership group, L.A. Times (Sept. 20)
• County Committed to Becoming Bioscience Global Leader, SCV News (Sept. 20)
• Column: Want equality? Time to pick up the tab, woman, News Tribune (Sept. 20)
• Compton Native Dr. Leana Wen to head Planned Parenthood, Compton Bulletin (Sept. 18)
• Bilingual Speech Sound Development During the Preschool Years: The Role of Language Proficiency and Cross-Linguistic Relatedness, Journal of Language, Speech and Hearing Research (Sept. 18)
• ABL veteran Joshua Munzon confident of iECO's chances in Terrific 12, ESPN (Sept. 17)
• In the Drive for Donors, Regional Public Colleges Have a Lot of Catching Up to Do, Chronicle of Higher Education (Sept. 16)
• Cal State LA now ranks No. 13, Eastsider LA (Sept. 16)
• An Ancient Ballgame Makes A Comeback In Mexico, OPB TV (Sept. 16)
• LA This Week #1010: Chicano Studies' 50th Anniversary at Cal State LA, LA Cityview 35 (Sept. 15)
• 5 Ways to Celebrate National Hispanic Heritage Month in Southern California, PBS SoCal (Sept. 14)
• ‘Dear Evan Hansen,’ LA Phil’s centennial season and 71 more arts events to check out this fall, L.A. Times (Sept. 14)
• A Look At Hydrogen Fueling Infrastructure In 2018, Clean Technica (Sept. 14)
• Is Bakersfield's mass shooting part of the 'new normal?', Bakersfield.com (Sept. 13)
• Wettlaufer inquiry hears about safe medicine practices, CBC News (Sept. 13)
• Cal State LA ranked among the best universities in the West by U.S. News, Public Now (Sept. 13)
• News & Notes: Best Colleges Rank, Eastsider LA (Sept. 13)
• "Entre Tinta y Lucha" panel discussion, LA Weekly (Sept. 13)
• 2018 Los Angeles State of Reform Health Policy Conference, State of Reform (Sept. 13)
• Planned Parenthood Names Doctor, a Chinese Immigrant, as its New President, New York Times (Sept. 12)
• Baltimore Health Commissioner Leana Wen leaving to lead Planned Parenthood, Baltimore Business Journal (Sept. 12)
• Baltimore Health Commissioner Leana Wen To Lead Planned Parenthood, WBAL News Radio (Sept. 12)
• Amid Trump admin headwinds, major summit seeks new ways to fight global warming, NBC News (Sept. 12)
• Wettlaufer murders difficult to detect, expert tells public inquiry, Globe and Mail (Sept. 12)
• Wettlaufer murders difficult to detect and expert tells public inquiry, CTV News (Sept. 12)
• Eastside remembers 9/11 with speeches and moments of silence, Eastsider LA (Sept. 11)
• Excelencia in Education Report Examines HSI Graduates’ Life Outcomes, Diverse: Issues in Higher Education (Sept. 11)
• Cal State LA Celebrates 50th Anniversary Of Chicano Studies Program, Hispanic Outlook (Sept. 10)
• News & Notes: Chicano Studies, Eastsider LA (Sept. 10)
• Latinx studies is now 50 years old. Here’s why that matters, Fortune (Sept. 10)
• Joan Peabody Southwell: Beloved Mother, Sister and Teacher, Sierra Madre News (Sept. 10)
• Dolores Huerta amadrina los 50 años de estudios chicanos en Estados Unidos, La Opinion (Sept. 10)
• Cal State LA conmemora 50 años de estudios chicanos con tributo a Dolores Huerta, Hispanos Press (Sept. 9)
• How 50 Years of Latino Studies Shaped History Education, The Atlantic (Sept. 7)
• Dolores Huerta amadrina los 50 años de estudios chicanos en Estados Unidos, Hoy Los Angeles (Sept. 7)
• Dolores Huerta amadrina los cincuenta años de estudios chicanos en Estados Unidos, San Diego Union-Tribune (Sept. 7)
• Dolores Huerta Amadrina los 50 Anos de Estudios Chicanos en Estados Unidos, Excelsior California (Sept. 7)
• How Dolores Huerta and Cesar Chavez Started the Chicano Civil Rights Movement from a Kitchen in Boyle Heights, L.A. Taco (Sept. 7)
• Cal State LA celebrates Chicano Studies' 50th anniversary, KPCC 89.3 (Sept. 7)
• People are getting tired of being told to boycott Nike and other favorite brands, Quartz (Sept. 7)
• 12 Best Things to Do in L.A. This Week: "Entre Tinta y Lucha", LA Weekly (Sept. 6)
• CSU Honors 23 Top Student Scholars with 2018 Trustees Award, SCV News (Sept. 6)
• Cal State LA celebrates 50th anniversary of Chicano studies, KABC7 Eyewitness News (Sept. 6)
• Rinden homenaje a Dolores Huerta en Cal State LA, Telemundo52 News (Sept. 6)
• Civil rights pioneer Dolores Huerta commemorates 50 years of Chicano studies at Cal State LA, Noticias Univision (Sept. 6)
• Cal State LA: 50th Anniversary of Chicano Studies, KTLA News at 3 (Sept. 6)
• Cal State LA commemorates 50 years of Chicano studies with tribute, Public Now (Sept. 6)
• Cal State LA honors Dolores Huerta, Boyle Heights Beat (Sept. 6)
• Cal State LA celebrates 50th year of Chicano Studies, China Press (Sept. 6)
• Cal State LA celebrates 50th anniversary of the Chicano Studies program, Sina Daily News (Sept. 6)
• Exhibition celebrates 45 years of art and activism by Self Help Graphics, Public Now (Sept. 6)
• The ethnic studies kids are alright, L.A. Times (Sept. 5)
• Celebrity sea slugs prove photosynthesis isn’t just for plants, MV Times (Sept. 5)
• California’s Efforts To Cover The Uninsured: Successes, Building Blocks, And Challenges, Health Affairs (Sept. 5)
• Cal State LA names Linda Essig as new dean for the College of Arts and Letters, Eastsider LA (Sept. 4)
• 4 Steps to Jump-start Modern Learning Environments at Universities, EdTech (Sept. 4)
• Coatlicue: la Diosa de la Tierra, UNAM Los Angeles (Sept. 4)
• Bank of Southern California Names Soly Cangarlu Vice President, Branch Manager, Market Insider (Sept. 4)
• CashCall stopped making loans, but its founder, targeted by regulators, is still in the business, L.A. Times (Sept. 2)
• Outstanding Professor Award to Fullerton Resident ChorSwang Ngin, Fullerton Observer (Sept. 2018)
• Pasadena Resident Silvia Heubach Receives California State University's Faculty Innovation and Leadership Award, Pasadena Now (Aug. 31)
• Cal State LA ranked among nation’s top universities by Washington Monthly, KABC Talk Radio (Aug. 31)
• The top 40 universities & colleges of 2018, according to Washington Monthly, EAB Daily Briefing (Aug. 30)
• A call to boycott In-N-Out meets its own resistance, Santa Maria Times (Aug. 30)
• What’s New in Civic Tech: National Science Foundation Funds Los Angeles Data Partnership, Government Technology (Aug. 30)
• Datebook: Lavish life in Renaissance courts, a history of body ink and unseen Irving Penn, L.A. Times (Aug. 30)
• Democratic leader's call for In-N-Out Burger boycott meets its own resistance, L.A. Times (Aug. 30)
• The Sculptor Turning Treasure Hunts Into Art, New York Times Style Magazine (Aug. 30)
• Transitions:  Deans - Appointments, The Chronicle of Higher Education (Aug. 30)
• Women Forward in Technology Scholarship Program Announces 2018 Recipients, Globe Newswire (Aug. 30)
• Accolades: Ray de Leon ’90, Ph.D. ’98, UCLA Alumni (Aug. 29)
• Two faculty members showcased in NCC art exhibit, lehighvalley.com (Aug. 29)
• 26 CSU Faculty Recognized for Innovative Practices Improving Student Achievement, CSU News (Aug. 28)
• Your Daily Briefing: Comings and Goings - Linda Essig, The Chronicle of HIgher Education (Aug. 28)
• City of Austin, GoRedmond, UCLA and Cal State LA Win 2018 Association for Commuter Transportation Awards, Business Insider (Aug. 28)
• Ask the Experts: Cashing in on Credit Card Rewards, WalletHub (Aug. 27)
• Top 100 Colleges and Universitites for Hispanics 2018, Hispanic Outlook (Aug. 27)
• Total Master's Degree Schools for Hispanics, Hispanic Outlook (Aug. 27)
• Cal State LA Scholar Receives 2018 Outstanding Professor Award, LatinoLA! (Aug. 26)
• Eastside Saturday: “Searching for Sugarman” Rodriguez performs at Cal State LA, Eastsider LA (Aug. 25)
• School district welcomes new teachers, Davis Enterprise (Aug. 25)
• Slight Gains for Big Employers, Los Angeles Business Journal (Aug. 24)
• New Faces Around Our Schools WVUSD Announces Leadership Team, Diamond Bar Patch (Aug. 24)
• Glendale resident named Cal State LA Outstanding Professor, Glendale News-Press (Aug. 23)
• Cal State LA educator receives University’s 2018 Outstanding Professor Award, L.A. Sentinel (Aug. 23)
• Cal State LA rindió homenaje a líder en biociencias, Hispanos Press (Aug. 23)
• Fontana resident is honored at Cal State LA, Fontana Herald News (Aug. 23)
• Datebook: 45 years of printmaking, children of the Holocaust and Jack Whitten's writings, L.A. Times (Aug. 23)
• People: Job Changes Information - Linda Essig, Inside Higher Ed (Aug. 23)
• Once-forgotten singer Rodriguez rides his ‘Searching for Sugarman’ second chance into Cal State LA, Pasadena Weekly (Aug. 23)
• Ugly political ads have landed in So Cal and they’re not going away, OC Register (Aug. 23)
• Top 100 Degrees Conferred, Diverse Issues in HIgher Education (Aug. 23)
• Cal State LA civil engineering faculty receives 2018 Outstanding Lecturer Award, Civil + Structural Engineer (Aug. 22)
• Cal State LA math faculty honored with the University President's Distinguished Professor Award, World Journal Chinese Daily News (Aug. 22)
• Cal State LA anthropology faculty receives Outstanding Professor Award, World Journal Chinese Daily News (Aug. 22)
• CSU Campuses Once Again Rank Among the Best in the Nation, CSU News (Aug. 22)
• YWCA Pasadena Announces Racial Justice Award Recipients for the 16th Annual Women for Racial Justice Breakfast, Pasadena Journal (Aug. 22)
• Hermosa To Vote On Appointing Suja Lowenthal As New City Manager, Hermosa Patch (Aug. 22)
• Immigrant Goes From Troubled Home Life To Unlikely College Student, CBS San Francisco (Aug. 22)
• Fil-Am recognized as one of Cal State LA’s Outstanding Professors, Asian Journal (Aug. 21)
• America's Top Colleges: California State University, Los Angeles, Forbes Magazine (Aug. 21)
• EatSleepFly names new female owner, Vertical Magazine (Aug. 21)
• El Sereno Bio Science Exec Honored, Eastsider LA (Aug. 21)
• Can the Manufacturer of Tasers Provide the Answer to Police Abuse?, The New Yorker (Aug. 20)
• Is Jerry Brown’s Chipotle model the right recipe for higher education?, Daily Democrat (Aug. 20)
• Profile of Anis Haffar, Pulse (Aug. 20)
• The City as a Musical Score, Pasadena Now (Aug. 19)
• Community Celebrates First African American Tournament of Roses President, Hundreds Turn Out, Pasadena Now (Aug. 19)
• Chinese Professor receives the Cal State LA President's Distinguished Professor Award, China Press (Aug. 19)
• Cal State LA Honors Grifols President for Biotech Support, Los Angeles Business Journal (Aug. 17)
• Shortage Of Insurance Fraud Cops Sparks Campaign Debate, Bonner County Daily News (Aug. 17)
• Longtime Claremonter, Village fixture, teacher, VW enthusiast, Claremont Courier (Aug. 17)
• 'We want people who represent the ideals of our generation', L.A. Times (Aug. 16)
• Be Kind to Your Barista: Service Industry Work Can Increase Depression Risk, Healthline (Aug. 16)
• Left Coast Forum weekend offers socialism, Marxism, and more in L.A., People's World (Aug. 15)
• New Parks Website Expands Access to L.A. County Amenities, Government Technology (Aug. 14)
• Pasadena Tournament Of Roses President to be Celebrated by Community Groups Thursday, Pasadena Now (Aug. 14)
• L.A. County Parks' New Website 'a Great Milestone', TechWire (Aug. 13)
• Money Magazine Names CSUs Among Nation's Best Universities, CSU News (Aug. 13)
• These Are the 727 Best Colleges in America, Money Magazine (Aug. 13)
• The time a president deported 1 million Mexican Americans for supposedly stealing U.S. jobs, The Washington Post (Aug. 13)
• Active Shooter Drill Held at Cal State LA, KNX 1070 (Aug. 13)
• Former L.A. County Sheriff Lee Baca Joins Faculty at the University of Los Angeles College of Divinity, California Newswire (Aug. 13)
• Students Face Off in Underwater Competition, Marine Technology News (Aug. 13)
• Feature: Chinese-American cultural heritage wows Los Angeles, Xinhua (Aug. 12)
• How tell the difference between a racist and a social justice warrior, American Thinker (Aug. 12)
• The Hollywood Foreign Press Association Donates $3.25 Million At Annual Grants Banquet, Broadway World (Aug. 10)
• Charlize Theron, Jennifer Garner, Lena Waithe Help Present $3.25 Million in Grants at HFPA Gala, Hollywood Reporter (Aug. 10)
• Diving Deep: Engineering, Science Students Face Off In Underwater Competition, ECN Magazine (Aug. 10)
• San Marino Unified School District Welcomes Fifteen New Educators, San Marino Tribune (Aug. 10)
• 2018 Nisei Week Queen Candidates, Rafu Shimpo (Aug. 9)
• Back to School 2018: The Long Game, Pasadena Weekly (Aug. 9)
• Zoning Boyle Heights: What an 'innovation district' could mean for the neighborhood, L.A. Times (Aug. 8)
• Los Angeles County Aims to Fast-Track Bioscience in Unincorporated Areas, L.A. Business Journal (Aug. 7)
• Which U.S. schools receive the most state student aid?, Illinois Business Daily (Aug. 7)
• UH Hilo Announces Passing of Former Chancellor Kormondy, Big Island Now (Aug. 7)
• Self Help Graphics & Art Names Betty Avila Executive Director, Art News (Aug. 7)
• Coast Packing President & Chairman Ron Gustafson Honored as North American Meat Institute Establishes Named Scholarship, Digital Journal (Aug. 7)
• Flipping the House could put So Cal Dems in charge of key committees, L.A. Daily News (Aug. 6)
• 2018 JBA playoff bracket, schedule revealed, Lonzo Wire News (Aug. 5)
• Parking restrictions target Cal State LA students, Eastsider LA (Aug. 5)
• Fireworks Show Set to Country Music To Follow Dodger Game, MyNewsLA (Aug. 3)
• Takenaka, Hata in Concert Aug. 11 at Higashi Honganji, Rafu Shimpo (Aug. 3)
• In Brief: Teacher Residency Program, VC Reporter (Aug. 1)
• ‘Your tax dollars at work’: Are road construction signs that mention gas tax politicking or transparency?, KPCC AirTalk (Aug. 1)
• LAUSD math teacher presents EdTalk at California Teachers Summit at Cal State LA, World Journal Chinese Daily News (Aug. 1)
• Conference aims to increase cultural, trauma awareness, Juneau Empire (Aug. 1)
• Educators explore role of culture in the classroom at conference, KTOO (Aug. 1)
• New Year-Round Pell Grant Boost Summer Enrollment at Cal State LA, Hispanic Outlook (July 2018)
• International Students Who Plagiarize May Not Understand the Issue, Voice of America (July 31)
• LA 500 Special Edition: The Most Influential People in L.A., Los Angeles Business Journal (July 30-Aug. 5)
• JPL Helps Educate The World's Future Educators, ECN Magazine (July 30)
• Review: Raiford Rogers' latest moving pictures lift off from the dance stage, L.A. Times (July 29)
• 'No Goldilocks number' in determining best size of city council, CBC (July 28)
• Cal State LA president named to CUMU executive committee, Los Angeles Patch (July 27)
• Diverse: Issues In Higher Education Names Top 100 Degree Producers, Diverse Issues in HIgher Education (July 27)
• Weekend Picks: 'Annie' at the Bowl, 'Sleep' in Grand Park, Raiford Rogers dance and more, L.A. Times (July 26)
• Cal State LA lanza academia de verano para jóvenes interesadas en carreras STEM, Univision Los Angeles (July 26)
• Cal State LA president named to Coalition of Urban & Metropolitan Universities executive committee, PR Log (July 26)
• Eastside Weekend: Modern ballet in El Sereno, Eastsider LA (July 26)
• Programs: California State University, Los Angeles, AASCU Credit Hour (July 25)
• Summer college enrollment up as Pell Grant money flows, helping students to graduate faster, Whittier Daily News (July 24)
• Summer college enrollment up as Pell Grant flows, helping students to graduate faster, L.A. Daily News (July 24)
• Building a Better Bilingual Classroom, CSU Newsroom (July 24)
• How the Humble Lemonade Stand Is Becoming a Pipeline for Young Entrepreneurs, Education Week (July 24)
• We’re underestimating the mind-warping potential of fake video, Vox (July 23)
• 9 colleges with the lowest tuition in the US, MSN.com (July 23)
• Solar-Powered Slugs Hide Wild Secrets—But They’re Vanishing, National Geographics (July 22)
• Summer college enrollment up as Pell Grant money flows, helping students to graduate faster, EdSource (July 22)
• Perspective | In the age of inequality, Goldman’s CEO offers an unexpected lesson, The Washington Post (July 20)
• Intelligent design: How smart packaging can shape the future of food safety, Food Dive (July 20)
• The week ahead in SoCal dance, July 22-29: Kenneth Walker Dance Project and more, L.A. Times (July 20)
• Angels Vocal Art's Artistic Director, Kristof Van Grysperre Celebrates Leonard Bernstein's 100th Birthday with Candide, Pasadena Now (July 19)
• Professor practices what he preaches, Thousand Oaks Acorn (July 19)
• California Supreme Court Squashes Bid To Split State Into Three, NPR (July 19)
• CUMU Welcomes New Executive Committee Members, CUMU News (July 17)
• Questions Over Diversity on L.A. Community College Board, Inside Higher Ed (July 17)
• First-time homebuyer? Some communities are created more equal than others, Inside Nova (July 17)
• Caribou runner claims top national ranking in 3,000-meter steeplechase, Bangor Daily News (July 17)
• Donald Ennis, Courier Herald (July 17)
• 2018 ACT National Award Finalists, Association for Commuter Transportation  (July 17)
• Going back to edible gardening is blossoming in Southern California, Daily Breeze (July 17)
• The Best Way to Identify a Narcissist (and How to Handle Them), Greatist (July 17)
• Rodriguez Returns to The Luckman Fine Arts Complex at Cal State LA on August 25, PR Newswire (July 16)
• Whittier City schools lure Buena Park administrator to be its superintendent, Whittier Daily News (July 16)
• 10 surprising things we learned from Billie Jean King’s Desert Island Discs, BBC (July 15)
• When form follows function in classroom design, the learning ramps up, Education Dive (July 13)
• Could Emanuel lose his re-election bid? It depends, Chicago Tribune (July 12)
• ESPN Announces The Basketball Tournament 2018 Schedule and Commentators, ESPN MediaZone (July 12)
• Cal State LA and USACE to boost educational, career opportunities in STEM fields, Civil + Structural Engineer (July 12)
• Cal State LA and U.S. Army Corps of Engineers to boost educational, career opportunities in STEM fields, Education Dive (July 12)
• “Feeling Race” and Other Crucial Issues: Join Thousands of Sociologists Aug. 11-14 in Philadelphia, Newswise (July 12)
• Women's Council & Awards 2018: Finalist - Emily Allen, L.A. Business Journal (July 12)
• Grants & Gifts: California State University, Los Angeles, Credit Hour (July 11)
• Why school architects must understand how students learn, Building Design+Construction (July 11)
• How a California college program for inmates pays returns for taxpayers, Bridge (July 10)
• 3 great community events in LA this week, Hoodline (July 10)
• 3 great community events in LA this week, ABC7 (July 10)
• Mexico City-Based Folklórico Company Returns To The Luckman Fine Arts Complex At Cal State LA Oct 19, 20 & 21, PR Newswire (July 10)
• Oasis Distinguished Speaker Series: Nat Trives, L.A. Sentinel (July 10)
• What your coffee preference reveals about you, Chicago Tribune (July 10)
• Art Hoffman, longtime Lakers statistician, dead at 91 , Daily Breeze (July 10)
• 12 Fantasy Fiction Books to Fill the Void Game of Thrones Will Leave Behind, College Magazine (July 9)
• News about grants, gifts, Philanthropy Journal (July 9)
• Corps, Cal State LA agree to partner for STEM education and careers, DVIDS (July 6)
• EANistas fortalecen su inglés en universidad en Los Ángeles, Universidad EAN (July 6)
• LAFC face good problem as World Cup players return to the fold, MLS Soccer (July 6)
• Why Don’t More Americans Eat the Mediterranean Diet?, CSU News (July 5)
• VJCC Introduces Miss Western LA, Rafu Shimpo (July 5)
• Cal State LA builds for the future, Southern California Tennis News (July 5)
• Former Summit star takes 3rd place in 400 hurdles in USA Track and Field finals, Fontana Herald News (July 4)
• This Unlikely Trick May Reveal Whether Your Coworkers are Narcissistic or Compassionate, Inc.com (July 3)
• UNM coach Birmingham: New assistants, but still no new deal, Albuquerque Journal (July 3)
• Socialist “Messiah” Andrés Manuel López Obrador Wins Mexican Presidency, FrontPage Magazine (July 3)
• Governor Brown Announces Appointments, Office of Governor News (July 2)
• Depression in Black Boys Begins Earlier Than You Think, Psychology Benefits (June 29)
• Interview with Robert DeChaine, Ph.D., Master's in Communication (June 28)
• Reflecting on Our Teaching, Teaching in Higher Ed (June 28)
• American Academy of Nursing Announces 2018 Class of New Fellows, American Academy of Nursing (June 28)
• Cal State LA Awarded $1M Grant To Enhance Diversity, Hispanic Outlook (June 27)
• LA500: William A. Covino, L.A. Business Journal (June 27)
• Ofelia Esparza, Chicana altarista, receives top NEA honor for folk art that carries on an East L.A. tradition, L.A. Times (June 27)
• Own Your Everyday, Every Day with DIY Almond Snacks That Pack a Punch, Cision (June 26)
• On the Road with Boise State’s World Museum, Boise State University (June 26)
• Cal State LA awarded $1 million grant to improve diversity and inclusion for California students in sciences, California Newswire (June 25)
• On the Town, Glendale News Press (June 25)
• Pasadena summer camp commits to complete makeover after complaints of racism and cultural appropriation, Pasadena Star-News (June 25)
• Tennis legend Billie Jean King still inspiring change as a Grand Marshall of the Pride Parade, PIX-11 News (June 25)
• Trump's immigration agenda forces California GOP candidates to navigate a tricky course, L.A. Times (June 24)
• Octavia E. Butler: Who was the black science fiction writer who overcame prejudice and poverty?, Independent (June 24)
• WNYC’s weekly investigation into how the media shapes our worldview., On the Media (June 24)
• Governor Brown Announces Appointments, Imperial Valley News (June 24)
• The week ahead in SoCal dance: Barak Ballet, the Collective Memory Project and more, L.A. Times (June 23)
• New Family Engagement Coordinator Announced for School District, The Malibu Times (June 22)
• 1984 Olympics: Mapping the LA venues that shaped the games, Curbed Los Angeles (June 22)
• Octavia Butler: Why Google honours her on June 22, MWC News (June 22)
• Second Edition of Current:LA Triennial to Focus on Food, Artforum (June 22)
• BornxRaised's Spanto Tackles Gentrification In Venice for 'The War For Home' Short Film, HypeBeast (June 22)
• Cal State LA awarded NSF grant to support students earning degrees in STEM, World Journal Chinese Daily News (June 21)
• Cal State LA receives $1 million science teacher grant, Eastsider LA (June 21)
• 30 UC Davis, Cal Poly Pomona and Cal State L.A. STEM Students Learn about Ag, Western Growers (June 21)
• Santa Monica-Malibu School District Hires Family Engagement Coordinator, Santa Monica Outlook (June 20)
• Meet Point Foundation’s LGBTQ scholarship recipients who want to improve the world, Voice News (June 20)
• Herencia Flamenca This Weekend at Cal State LA, KTLA5 (June 20)
• 33 Schools to Support Diversity and Inclusion on Campus Through 2018 HHMI Inclusive Excellence Initiative, HHMI (June 20)
• AP Explains: US has split up families throughout its history, Siouxland (June 20)
• RB/X brings beach vibe to Concerts in the Park, Recordnet (June 20)
• Port Houston Taps Moseley as CCO, Maritime Logistics (June 18)
• Port Houston Names Chief Commercial Officer, Citizen Tribune (June 18)
• House immigration bill threatens to undermine sanctuary city policies, Mercury News (June 18)
• Black Candidates Eliminated from L.A. Community College District Board Appointment, L.A. Sentinel (June 14)
• Investing in Cal State pays off, Sacramento Bee (June 13)
• Cal State LA graduate inspired by father’s memory to pursue cancer research, Asian Journal (June 13)
• Big ballot shaping up for Ashland voters in November, Daily Tidings (June 13)
• Chores help kids grow into capable adults, San Francisco Chronicle (June 13)
• Merits of splitting California into 3 debated, ABC Eyewitness News (June 13)
• No African Americans On Los Angeles City College Board After Vote, LA Weekly (June 13)
• Is Jerry Brown’s Chipotle model the right recipe for California universities?, CalMatters (June 12)
• Walter Neal Moline, The Record-Courier (June 12)
• First look at new Cal State LA housing, Eastsider LA (June 11)
• Inside the Forensics Seminars Where Laypeople Learn About L.A.’s Most Gruesome Crimes, Los Angeles Magazine (June 11)
• La Rubia Productions presents the Spontaneous, Passionate and Explosive HERENCIA FLAMENCA, Broadway World (June 11)
• Vol State professor, former LAPD detective, promoted to dean of social science, education, Tennessean (June 11)
• The Support that is Helping Make College Graduation a New Reality for Foster Youth, The Chronicle of Social Change (June 11)
• The Mediterranean Diet, U.S. Edition, The Doctor Will See You Now (June 11)
• DCA LA Dance Platform, Department of Cultural Affairs (June 8)
• Project Documents Contributions of Chinese American Citizens, San Marino Tribune (June 8)
• Pushed to the Inland Empire by the high cost of living, LAFC's Benny Feilhaber learned to enjoy his hours-long commute by train, L.A. Times (June 8)
• Glendale Gallery Celebrates "Queer Armenian Art", L.A. Weekly (June 7)
• Bulletin Board – News & Notes from Our Community, Pasadena Weekly (June 7)
• Onward and forward: The November election, KPCC 89.3 (June 6)
• 5 Things California: Primary Election Edition, State of Reform (June 6)
• By Any Other Name, Inside Higher Ed (June 6)
• Renderings Revealed for Cal State L.A Student Housing Expansion, Urbanize.LA (June 6)
• Calif. Dems escape 'jungle primary' lockout, E&E News (June 6)
• Moments of Weirdo Brilliance From John Waters' Solo Show, L.A. Weekly (June 5)
• Certificate Programs for Individuals Who Want to Work in Veterans Services Are Growing, Diverse Issues in Higher Education (June 5)
• California Needs Many More English Teachers. Fortunately, the CSU Is Preparing Them, Newswise (June 5)
• California Needs A Lot More English Teachers. Luckily, the CSU Is Preparing Them., CSU News (June 5)
• Cal Fresh: Helping Qualified Students Get Food, The Corsair (June 5)
• Health Care Looms Large In Race For California’s Top Cop, Portage Daily Register (June 5)
• Health Coverage — Protecting Your Personal Investment: A Note to Graduates, The Highlander (June 5)
• How the AP Covered the RFK Assassination 50 Years Ago, NBC Washington (June 5)
• AirTalk’s election 411: Everything you need to know ahead of Tuesday’s California primary, KPCC 89.3 (June 4)
• Elecciones en California: los hispanos pueden definir el rumbo de la resistencia antiTrump, Univision (June 4)
• L.A. mayor's pick for LAPD chief is 36-year veteran with deep mastery of crime statistics, L.A. Times (June 4)
• L.A. County supervisors rarely lose a reelection bid. That probably won't change on Tuesday, L.A. Times (June 2)
• The week ahead in Southern California dance, June 3-10: Lula Washington Dance Theatre and more, L.A. Times (June 2)
• California gubernatorial primary a test of Trump resistance, ABC News (June 2)
• Supporting STEM diversity, Civil+Structural Engineer (June 1)
• Bumpy road for California Democrats targeting Republican House seats, Reuters (June 1)
• Republican John Cox thinks California needs business man as governor, KABC-7 (June 1)
• LA County Republicans see signs of hope in congressional, legislative district elections, L.A. Daily News (June 1)
• Santa Monica College Graduates Second Law Pathway Class, Santa Monica Outlook (June 1)
• Cal State LA master’s graduate shares passion for robotics, Foster Focus Magazine (June 2018)
• A Partnership Celebrating Culture and Dance, Hispanic Outlook (June 2018)
• Top Women Industry Professionals: Dr. Pamela E. Scott-Johnson, Shine On Hollywood Magazine (May-June 2018)
• Photo: Cal State LA Grad, Monterey Park Journal (May 2018)
• Eastside Weekend: John Waters takes the stage in El Sereno, Eastsider LA (May 31)
• Cal State LA Student Ruchi Singh Creates Skills App For Amazon’s Alexa, India Journal (May 31)
• Ancient human parallel lineages within North America contributed to a coastal expansion, Science (May 31)
• Cheers! Erick West, Los Angeles WAVE (May 31)
• Fifa gears up for World Cup with ‘Legends Made Here’ promos featuring young players, The Drum (May 31)
• Graduating Cal State LA Master’s Student Aims to Tackle Food Insecurity, L.A. Sentinel (May 31)
• 21 best things to do in Southern California this weekend, KPCC 89.3 (May 31)
• California Primary Rule May Hurt Democrats' Bid To Unseat GOP's Rohrabacher, KPCC 89.3 (May 31)
• AATA to Host First Ever All Women 10-week NDT Training Course, Quality Magazine (May 31)
• Many universities host special commencement celebrations for black grads only, College Fix (May 30)
• Let’s Focus Innovation on Social Mobility, Inside Higher Ed (May 30)
• Diamond Bar High School receives honorable mention at design challenge, World Journal Chinese Daily News (May 30)
• College Students Turn a Camaro Hybrid in EcoCAR 3 Competition, KTLA-5 (May 30)
• What Is Social Anxiety Disorder?, Prevention.com (May 30)
• Health Leader Urges Cal State LA Grads to be Lifelong Learners, LatinoLA! (May 29)
• Covered California Launches New Campaign Focused on College Graduates to Make Sure They Get Health Coverage, Sierra Sun Times (May 29)
• Like a poetry verse, the artist-turned-academic said he’s most daring when he lets life flow., UNLV News Center (May 29)
• Identifying Mediterranean-diet adhering populations may temper obesity crisis, Helio (May 29)
• Treinta años después consigue su título universitario, La Opinion (May 28)
• Rosemead resident to graduate with two degrees from Cal State LA, Rosemead Reader (May 28)
• Ramirez rejoins Fuentes with Napa Silverados for 2018 season, Napa Valley Register (May 28)
• Career Training Market by Product Type, With Production, Revenue, Price, Market Share and Growth Rate, Analysis & Forecast by 2022, Biotechnology News (May 28)
• Five FUSD seniors receive Dell Scholarships, Fontana Herald News (May 28)
• Maui Health System names new chief operating officer, The Maui News (May 27)
• The week ahead in L.A. theater, May 27-June 3: 'Coriolanus,' 'Cabaret' and more, L.A. Times (May 27)
• Recruitment, Ridicule, and Revolution in “The Rise and Fall of D.O.D.O.”, L.A. Review of Books (May 26)
• Stewart Kwoh receives honorary doctorate at Cal State LA Commencement 2018, US News Express (May 25)
• Meet Eight Industry Leaders ‘Made in the CSU’, CSU News (May 25)
• LAFC tendrá centro de entrenamiento en Cal State LA, Hispanos Press (May 25)
• 17-year-old Cal State LA student to graduate with two degrees, China Press (May 25)
• Health Care Looms Large In Race For California’s Top Cop, California Healthline (May 25)
• Honorary doctorate recipient Stewart Kwoh presented address at Cal State LA Commencement, China Press (May 25)
• Teen College Graduate at Cal State LA, KABC7 Eyewitness News (May 24)
• Social justice champion Stewart Kwoh receives honorary doctorate at Cal State LA Commencement 2018, PR Newswire (May 24)
• Social justice champion Stewart Kwoh receives honorary doctorate at Cal State LA, LA Biz (May 24)
• Social justice champion Stewart Kwoh receives honorary doctorate at Cal State LA Commencement, 1stCounsel (May 24)
• Social justice champion Stewart Kwoh receives honorary degree at Cal State LA Commencement 2018, CityRoom (May 24)
• Welcome Muhammad Abdallah – a new professional to the Aeroplex/Aerolease Group team, Aeroplex.net (May 24)
• Cal State LA graduate student excels in data science and technology, Medium (May 24)
• Cal State Grad Thinks Green; Orchestra Auditions; More Local News, Los Angeles Patch (May 24)
• What Is The Difference Between Fear And Phobia? 8 Signs Your Fear Is Something More, Bustle (May 24)
• Los Angeles Gallery Gives Spotlight to Works of Pasadena Artist Walter Askin, Pasadena Now (May 24)
• New Collection of Letters From Prison Offers Advice to At-Risk Youth and a Glimpse at Life Behind Bars, Digital Journal (May 24)
• Democrats seek changes to State Land Office, Las Cruces Sun News (May 24)
• Thursday Club Gifts Annual Award to Hillsides Member, Outlook Newspapers (May 24)
• 17-year-old Cal State LA student graduates with two bachelor's degrees, World Journal Chinese Daily News (May 23)
• Inspiring Stories from the Class of 2018, CSU News (May 23)
• Cal State LA grad aims to protect the environment, inspire others, Los Angeles Patch (May 23)
• Rongxiang Xu College of Health and Human Services graduation ceremony at Cal State LA, US News Express (May 23)
• Rongxiang Xu College of Health and Human Services Commencement at Cal State LA, HTTV (May 23)
• Mediterranean Diet Most Popular on U.S. Coasts, WebMD (May 23)
• The Ohio State Wins EcoCAR 3 Competition, EIN News (May 23)
• Cal State LA grad awarded $34,000 grant, Eastsider LA (May 22)
• Garcia Richard runs as progressive, Taos News (May 23)
• Adoption of 'healthier' Mediterranean-style diet varies considerably across US states, EurekAlert! (May 22)
• Cal State LA Student Earns College Degree After 30-year Journey, LatinoLA! (May 22)
• Beverly Hills Hires New Deputy Director Of Rent Stabilization, Beverly Hills Patch (May 22)
• Cal State LA graduate looks forward to video production career, OC Breeze (May 20)
• Poetry Book Proceeds Benefit Boneyard – Woof!, Culver City Observer (May 19)
• Social justice champion Stewart Kwoh to receive honorary doctorate at Cal State LA Commencement 2018, Education Dive (May 18)
• How to Be a 21st-Century Crimebuster, CSU News (May 18)
• OC Breeze office manager accepted into criminalistics program at Cal State Los Angeles, OC Breeze (May 18)
• California Today: Fiscal Restraint Is Jerry Brown’s Thing. Will It Follow Him Into Retirement?, New York Times (May 18)
• Cal State LA graduate uses business for social impact, Boyle Heights Beat (May 18)
• Misconduct claims, union attacks cloud Democrat's campaign, WRAL.com (May 18)
• MLS Focus: Teams go on spending spree, opening new training complexes, Soccer America (May 18)
• Graduating Cal State LA Student from Pasadena Finds Ways to Lead, Pasadena Now (May 17)
• Free bus rides for cyclists on Bike to Work Day; guns-for-gift cards event falls short, Eastsider (May 17)
• When Memes, GIFs, and Tweets Were on Paper ~ Cal State L.A. Exhibit Highlights Chicano Newspaper History, L.A. Taco (May 17)
• Commencement Speakers Announced: Cal State LA, Grinnell, LIM, NYU Engineering, St. Mary's, Trinity Washington, Inside Higher Ed (May 16)
• The 49th Congressional District has a crowded race, San Diego Union Tribune (May 16)
• Cal State trustees to discuss Brown's latest budget proposal, which they say still falls $171 million short, L.A. Times (May 15)
• Ballet Hispánico: Dance for the people, Oregon ArtsWatch (May 14)
• Big cash in run for No. 2 California post, Democrat Gazette (May 14)
• Cal State LA Community Impact Media Documentaries Premiere, L.A. Downtown News (May 12)
• East L.A.'s patron of souls lost and found donates coffins to families who can't afford them, L.A. Times (May 12)
• California's Next Generation of Professors, Scientists and Artists Gather at CSU Research Competition, CSU News (May 11)
• How Some Communities Are Freeing Doctors From Medical School Debt, US News & World Report (May 11)
• New soccer team unveils practice facility at Cal State LA, Los Angeles WAVE (May 11)
• Cal State LA welcomes LAFC’s $30 million soccer training center, Eastsider LA (May 10)
• The guide to dance in L.A.: 12 standout companies to know and how to see them, LA Times (May 10)
• Student Athlete of the Week: Shamayah Revis, L.A. Sentinel (May 10)
• The guide to dance in L.A.: 12 standout companies to know and how to see them, L.A. Times (May 10)
• Cal State LA technology team won 2nd place in SourceAmerica Design Challenge, World Journal Daily News (May 10)
• Students, faculty members attend CSU Health Policy Conference held in Sacramento, News Medical (May 10)
• Kindergarten students receive college acceptance letters, KLCS-TV (May 10)
• Backlash against California sanctuary law grows as Santa Clarita votes to oppose the measure, Mic (May 10)
• Policy Key to Healthy Communities, Newswise (May 9)
• Santa Clarita opposes California's 'sanctuary' law, the first city in L.A. County to do so, L.A. Times (May 9)
• Anthony Karambelas was just 14 when he started at Cal State LA. Now 16, the third-year English student says he’s found the ideal place to learn., CSU News (May 7)
• 12 Things to Do with Your Mom This Mother’s Day That Aren’t Just a Bunch of Brunches, LA Magazine (May 7)
• Surfer Dana Rohrabacher faces the ‘blue wave’ — and more, Capitol Weekly (May 7)
• More Than One Hour Use Of Social Media Daily May Harm Women's Self-Esteem, Tech Times (May 7)
• Maxine M. (Hebron) Wareham – of Hazel Park, Michigan, formerly of Strawberry Point, KMCH 94.7 (May 7)
• Study: Excessive social media use could harm female self-esteem, UPI (May 5)
• US Academics and Civic Leaders Call on Congress to Ensure Neutrality and Support for Democratic Norms in Mexican Elections, Common Dreams (May 5)
• Flying with the Golden Eagles, The Signal (May 4)
• Mail-in primary ballots arrive this week; here’s what’s happening, L.A. Daily News (May 4)
• Molestation lawsuit adds some pressure to Rep. Cárdenas' reelection bid, L.A. Times (May 4)
• Interviews start in search for LAPD's next chief; focus is on department veterans, L.A. Times (May 3)
• California university students are stretching...and it is all happening in writing class, not the gym, EdSource (May 2)
• Grants and Gifts: California State University, Los Angeles, AASCU Credit Hour (May 2)
• Interviews start in search for LAPD's next chief; focus is on department veterans, San Diego Union-Tribune (May 2)
• Actor Steve Olson on his new comedy-drama ‘Fishbowl California’, Akron Beacon Journal (May 2)
• Reform Campaign Calls for Changes to Police ‘Bill of Rights’, Courthouse News Service (May 2)
• Library to Screen Award Winning Documentary “Most Likely to Succeed”, South Pasadenan (May 1)
• CSU Programs Help Foster Academic Success, CSU News (May 1)
• Cal State LA awarded NSF grant to support students earning degrees in engineering and computer science, Around Alhambra (May 2018)
• The Baja California Upper Gulf Project, PaleoWest Foundation (May 2018)
• NATA Awards Top Honors to Long-time Aviation Executives Larry R. Flynn and Randall D. Berg, Aviation Pros (Apr. 30)
• Metrolink riders get a break: San Bernardino-to-LA line to see a 25 percent fare reduction, Daily Bulletin (Apr. 28)
• Putting the fun in fundraiser, The Signal (Apr. 27)
• Scholars mark milestones along past utopian roads to the future, People's World (Apr. 27)
• Homeless students find educational haven at South L.A. charter school, USC News (Apr. 26)
• Unity of Two Cultures, NBC Bay Area (Apr. 26)
• ANCA-WR to Co-host ‘Kinetson’ Book Blessing for ‘Under the Light of the Moon’, Asbaraz (Apr. 26)
• Cal State LA awarded NSF grant to support students earning degrees in engineering, computer science, PR Log (Apr. 26)
• May 1-2: CSUN 5th Annual ‘Sex in the Library’ Event, SCVNews (Apr. 25)
• Karen Vordale, nurse practitioner, speaks to Lompoc Valley Medical Center Auxiliary, Lompoc Record (Apr. 24)
• A Single Session of Meditation May Reduce Anxiety and Help Your Heart, Healthline (Apr. 23)
• US Nonprofit News: Grants, Gifts, Philanthropy Journal News (Apr. 23)
• We’re underestimating the mind-warping potential of fake video, Vox (Apr. 23)
• Can a dinner conversation — or a hundred — ease racial division?, L.A. Times (Apr. 22)
• Scotty Deeds, coach to Billie Jean King and thousands of others, dies at 95, Long Beach Press Telegram (Apr. 20)
• TV and Film Producer Susan Reiner Dies at 69, Variety (Apr. 20)
• Capital Campaign Watch: Amherst, Auburn, Cal State Los Angeles, U of La Verne, U of Pennsylvania, Inside Higher Ed (Apr. 19)
• 2018’s Best & Worst States for Children’s Health Care, Wallet Hub (Apr. 18)
• SoCal Sports: See Inside LAFC's New Training Facility, NBC Los Angeles (Apr. 17)
• Some California communities say no to 'sanctuary state', Christian Science Monitor (Apr. 17)
• Cal State LA lidera coalición educativa nacional, Hispanos Press (Apr. 16)
• Cal State LA selected for nationwide initiative, Los Angeles WAVE (Apr. 16)
• Metrolink launches survey to boost millennial ridership, Progressive Railroading (Apr. 16)
• The Twisted Reason Why We Love Restaurants that Treat Us Like Crap, Munchies (Apr. 16)
• March for Science: Students highlight importance of science in society, Daily Trojan (Apr. 16)
• Some in California side with US stance on sanctuary cities, Longview News-Journal (Apr. 16)
• Opposition To Immigrant Sanctuary Spreading In California, CBS Los Angeles (Apr. 15)
• Opposition to Immigrant Sanctuary Spreading in California, KPCC 89.3 (Apr. 15)
• Metrolink seeks Millennials’ input on ridership, Signal SCV (Apr. 14)
• News & Notes: $1 Million Grant, Eastsider LA (Apr. 13)
• San Gabriel Valley Officials Endorse Eng For State Senate, Rafu Shimpo (Apr. 13)
• Big money for Villaraigosa could jolt California governor’s race, SF Chronicle (Apr. 13)
• Everything You Need to Know About LA's March for Science, Thrillist (Apr. 12)
• COMMUNITY CALENDAR: Last week of free tax help offered at Cal State L.A., Los Angeles WAVE (Apr. 12)
• Cal State LA awarded NSF grant to support students earning degrees in engineering and computer science, Medium (Apr. 12)
• Student Athlete of the Week: Elliott Smith, L.A. Sentinel (Apr. 12)
• ASIFA Names 2018 AEF Faculty Grant Recipients, Animation Magazine (Apr. 12)
• Coding, Building Robots: LA Youth Center Helps Kids Access Tech, NBC4 Los Angeles (Apr. 11)
• Westchester-Playa Council Cracks in Two, The Argonaut (Apr. 11)
• Locked-Up Vietnamese California, BOOM California (Apr. 11)
• Cal State LA selected as an anchor institution for nationwide CUMU initiative, LA Biz (Apr. 10)
• Cal State LA for the Win! Helping the Disabled through STEM, Fox-11 Good Day LA (Apr. 10)
• Cal State LA selected as anchor institution for nationwide CUMU initiative, Education Dive (Apr. 10)
• Cal State LA selected anchor institution for CUMU initiative, Los Angeles Patch (Apr. 10)
• Maker Of Bratz And Little Tikes Seeks To Save Toys R Us, NPR Morning Edition (Apr. 10)
• Cal State LA selected anchor institution for nationwide CUMU initiative, Latin Business Today (Apr. 10)
• Cal State LA is anchor institution for nationwide CUMU initiative, Wall Street Select (Apr. 10)
• Inaugural plan will promote economic, social well-being of communities, Yahoo Finance (Apr. 10)
• Cal State LA selected as anchor institution for CUMU initiative, California Business Journal (Apr. 10)
• Cal State Los Angeles selected as anchor institution for nationwide CUMU initiative, Market Watch (Apr. 10)
• Cal State LA selected as an anchor institution for nationwide CUMU initiative, P.R. Newswire (Apr. 10)
• Friné Medrano Announces Candidacy for the 58th Assembly District, Los Cerritos News (Apr. 9)
• CUMU Members Named to Higher Education Anchor Mission Initiative, CUMU News (Apr. 9)
• Mobilizing at the Margins: Mark Bradford, Social Change, and Filmmakers as Messengers, Hauser & Wirth (Apr. 8)
• Are Airports Ready for Flying Cars?, Aviation Pros (Apr. 6)
• They came to L.A. from Mexico for a better life. Now some are finding it — back in Mexico, L.A. Times (Apr. 6)
• When Republicans resist: Sanctuary state edition, KPCC Take Two (Apr. 6)
• Free Tax Services Offered to Qualifying Residents Around Los Angeles, NBC Los Angeles (Apr. 5)
• LAFC Abre nuevas instalaciones de Alto Rendimiento en CAL STATE LA, The Futbol Times (Apr. 5)
• LAFC open permanent training facility at Cal State LA, Angels on Parade (Apr. 5)
• LAFC opens $30 million center at Cal State LA, Soccer America Daily (Apr. 5)
• LAFC breaks in new performance center with first training, Pro Soccer USA (Apr. 5)
• Los Angeles FC y Vela estrenan Centro de Alto Rendimiento de 30 mdd, El Diario (Apr. 5)
• Los Angeles FC Y Vela estrenan Centro De Alto Rendimiento De 30 mdd, Medio Tiempo (Apr. 5)
• LAFC players impressed as "sleek" new permanent training facility unveiled, MLS Soccer (Apr. 5)
• 3 great ways to help you decide whether to go for that postgraduate degree, Study International (Apr. 5)
• Dennis Yokoyama to Receive Excellence in Teaching Award, Rafu Shimpo (Apr. 10)
• New Training School For A Los Angeles Football Club, Daily Telescope (Apr. 4)
• LAFC moves into new training home at Cal State Los Angeles, L.A. Daily News (Apr. 4)
• LAFC Opens New Training Facility at Cal State Los Angeles, Fox-11 News (Apr. 4)
• LAFC Opens Doors to New HQ, Training Facility, KCAL-9 News (Apr. 4)
• Los Angeles Football Club training facility opens at Cal State LA, KABC7 Eyewitness News (Apr. 4)
• LAFC moves into new training home at Cal State LA, Redland Daily Facts (Apr. 4)
• Check out LAFC's brand new training center at Cal State LA, MLS Soccer (Apr. 4)
• La Raza: The Community Newspaper That Became a Political Platform, KCET ArtBound (Apr. 4)
• Cal State LA: HFPA Grantee, Golden Globes (Apr. 4)
• L.A. Football Club moves into new training home at Cal State LA, Daily Breeze (Apr. 4)
• LAFC Opens Brand-New Performance Facility at Cal State LA: $30 Million-Dollar Facility to Serve as Training Home for LAFC Including star player Carlos Vela, Channel 1 Los Angeles (Apr. 4)
• La nueva sede de entrenamiento de LAFC: al estilo de las mejores y con toques muy californianos, Univision Deportes (Apr. 4)
• 3 Ways Foreign Students Can Sample U.S. Grad Schools, U.S. News (Apr. 4)
• LAFC opens $30 million training facility, Fox Sports (Apr. 4)
• LAFC Opens Brand-New Performance Facility at Cal State LA, Our Sports Central (Apr. 4)
• Programs: California State University, Los Angeles, AASCU Credit Hour (Apr. 4)
• Nikolas Persson named new SBD airport manager, Highland News (Apr. 4)
• SAFNA Supplements Senior Program Management Professionals with Addition of Two Industry Veterans, Globe Newswire (Apr. 3)
• Where Today’s Black Church Leaders Stand on Activism, New York Times (Apr. 3)
• Summit graduate Khallifah Rosser earns national honors in track, Fontana Herald News (Apr. 3)
• SBD International Airport Names New Airport Manager, Digital Journal (Apr. 3)
• Church Leaders Propelled the Civil Rights Movement. Now They’re Looking to Rekindle Dr. King’s Activist Spirit, Independent Recorder (Apr. 3)
• Mental Health Heroes Awards Luncheon To Recognize Celebrity And Local Leaders In Mental Health Advocacy, P.R. Newswire (Apr. 2)
• Change Agents Erin Christovale, Kim Dingle, and Maggie Kayne, MUSE (Apr. 2)
• Southern California Voters to Choose New Assembly Members, U.S. News (Apr. 1)
• Cheers! Capri Maddox, Los Angeles WAVE (Mar. 30)
• A Grand Palette, Atascadero News (Mar. 30)
• Bob Bradley dice que el LAFC puede ‘enviar un mensaje’ en el derbi contra el Galaxy, La Opinion (Mar. 30)
• LAFC ready to challenge Galaxy in newest local rivalry, L.A. Daily News (Mar. 29)
• Melanie Hagman named Castaic High School principal, Signal SCV (Mar. 28)
• Voice of a Dreamer, Jewish Journal (Mar. 28)
• Top 25 Doers, Dreamers & Drivers, Government Technology (Mar. 28)
• California’s Prison Education System Is Yielding Impressive Results, Fast Company (Mar. 26)
• East Los Angeles College, OmniWorks to Launch Business Incubator, L.A. Business Journal (Mar. 23)
• Hillsides' Prevention Specialist Wins Best Dramatic Short Film at Hollywood Reel Independent Film Festival, Pasadena Now (Mar. 23)
• Catawba College Forum: “Making the Leap from University into the World in the 21st Century”, WBTV (Mar. 23)
• Esteemed Registered Nurse and Professor, Gail R. Modyman, MSN, RN, PHN will be Noted in the Worldwide Leaders in Healthcare, PR Channel (Mar. 23)
• Cal State LA receives $453K in funds to increase opportunities for humanities students, Education Dive (Mar. 22)
• Weekend Picks: Ballet Hispánico, Heidi Duckler, Vietnamese composers and more, L.A. Times (Mar. 22)
• L.A. Children's Theatre Imagine Project Expands Board, Broadway World (Mar. 22)
• As Supes Approve Motion to Help County’s “Crossover Kids,” Those Who’ve Been Through the Nightmare of “Dual Status” Tell Their Stories, Witness LA (Mar. 21)
• U.S. News ranks Cal State LA's nursing grad program among the best, PR Log (Mar. 21)
• Ballet Hispánico, Cal State LA bring arts education to Southeast L.A. YMCA, Public Now (Mar. 21)
• Sienna Biopharmaceuticals Appoints John W. Smither as Chief Financial Officer, Globe Newswire (Mar. 21)
• 14 signs you or someone you know is a narcissist, according to a clinical psychologist, Business Insider (Mar. 21)
• Table Salt May Offer Geo-Engineering Option for Climate Change, SpaceRef (Mar. 21)
• California: a National Model for Higher Education Behind Bars, Witness LA (Mar. 20)
• Officials to assess LA’s foster care system; black youth and girls more likely to become delinquent, MyNewsLA (Mar. 20)
• Aspire to the Sky Screening, The Wilshire Grand Story (Mar. 20)
• Los Angeles, CA: Ballet Hispanico to Perform this Weekend in California, Dance Enthusiast (Mar. 20)
• Concert/Meditation To Recall Robert Honeysucker, The Boston Musical Intelligencer (Mar. 20)
• Speaker spreads message of unity, Altoona Mirror (Mar. 20)
• Cal State LA Honors Marvel’s Luke Cage Creator and Acclaimed Science Fiction Writer at Eagle-Con, The Hollywood Times (Mar. 19)
• Meet the Brilliant Ladies of STEAM Showing Off Unique Vintage’s Geek Chic Collection, Amy Smart Girls (Mar. 19)
• The week ahead in L.A. dance, March 18-25, L.A. Times (Mar. 18)
• City Welcomes New Chief City Clerk, South Pasadena Review (Mar. 16)
• New CSU Fellowship Program Aims to Increase Diversity of Humanities Professors, CSU News  (Mar. 16)
• GO Southeast L.A.: Cal State LA, ELAC and LAUSD, KLCS News Brief (Mar. 16)
• Cal State LA honors Marvel’s Luke Cage creator, acclaimed science fiction writer at Eagle-Con, L.A. Sentinel (Mar. 15)
• 'Black Panther' Puts Spotlight on Question of Connection, U.S. News (Mar. 15)
• Hopkinson Receives Butler Memorial Award, LOCUS Magazine (Mar. 15)
• Student Athlete of the Week: Chiderah Uzowuru, L.A. Sentinel (Mar. 15)
• Commission on Dietetic Registration Celebrates the 100,000th Registered Dietitian Nutritionist, Newswise (Mar. 15)
• SoCalGas Donates $100,000 to Support Cal State LA Combustion Engineering Research that Advances Clean Air and Energy Efficiency Technologies, P.R. Newswire (Mar. 14)
• UCR Creative Writing Professor Recipient of Octavia E. Butler Memorial Award, Inside UCR (Mar. 14)
• A Call to Help “Crossover Kids,” Young People Failed—Not Once, But Twice—By LA County’s Juvenile Systems, Witness LA (Mar. 14)
• We Know Student Walkouts Can Change America Because They Have Before, Vice (Mar. 14)
• SourceAmerica Announces 2018 Design Challenge Finalists, Benzinga (Mar. 14)
• Three Superintendent Finalists For Darby Schools, Ravalli Republic (Mar. 14)
• SoCalGas Donates $100,000 to Support Cal State LA Combustion Engineering Research that Advances Clean Air & Energy Efficiency Technologies, Daily Telescope (Mar. 14)
• Cal State LA honors Marvel’s Luke Cage creator, acclaimed science fiction writer at Eagle-Con, Education Dive (Mar. 13)
• Author Q&A: Domnita Dumitrescu and Patricia Lorena Andueza, Routledge (Mar. 13)
• Harold Williams Joins Metropolitan Board as West Basin Municipal Water District Representative, Business Wire (Mar. 13)
• Civic University 2.0, L.A. This Week (Mar. 12)
• Cal State LA Eagle-Con 2018, Y & C Comics (Mar. 12)
• How LA County’s congressional races are looking for women, Democrats, Republicans, L.A. Daily News (Mar. 12)
• The Clayton-Hamilton Jazz Orchestra Comes to The Soraya, 4/5, Broadway World (Mar. 12)
• Welcome to California, President Trump! Now skip the wall and let us educate you, L.A. Times (Mar. 10)
• Campus Voices: Should Student Health Centers Offer Abortion Pills?, Kaiser Health News (Mar. 9)
• Cal State L.A. commemorates 1968 student walkouts, Los Angeles WAVE (Mar. 9)
• Former GOP leader Scott Baugh eyes Dana Rohrabacher’s congressional seat, OC Register (Mar. 8)
• COMMUNITY CALENDAR: Cal State L.A. to hold three-day Eagle-Con, Los Angeles WAVE (Mar. 8)
• ADG Announces Sci-Fi Eagle-Con Schedule at Cal State LA, March 8-10, Creative Cow News (Mar. 8)
• Success of African American basketball coaches helps break barriers, L.A. Times (Mar. 8)
• Cal State LA To Honor Executive Producer Of Marvel's Luke Cage At Eagle-Con, Broadway World (Mar. 7)
• 50th Anniversary Walk In at Cal State LA, KLCS News Brief (Mar. 7)
• LA County Officials Vote to Expand IT Program for College Students, NBC Los Angeles (Mar. 7)
• Condado expandirá programa de empleos de tecnología, Telemundo 52 (Mar. 7)
• GO Southeast partnership with Cal State LA, ELAC and LAUSD, KABC Eyewitness News (Mar. 7)
• Highlights on 2018 Women of Achievement, Pasadena Journal (Mar. 7)
• Art Directors Guild Co-Hosts Diverse Sci-fi Eagle-con Spotlighting Aliens, Monsters, And Others At Cal State LA, Shoot Online (Mar. 6)
• ADG Cohosts Eagle-Con at Cal State LA on March 8-10, First Comic News (Mar. 6)
• Supervisor Solis Expands Student Technology Project Program to Local Colleges and Universities, Supervisor Solis Media (Mar. 6)
• Los Angeles High School Students Walk In To Cal State LA To Commemorate East L.A. Walkouts, Hispanic Outlook on Education (Mar. 6)
• Cal State LA to honor author of acclaimed novel Brown Girl in the Ring, executive producer of Marvel’s Luke Cage at Eagle-Con, Medium (Mar. 6)
• 69th Annual “Stairway of the Stars” Concerts Set for March, Santa Monica Daily Press (Mar. 6)
• Livingston Public Schools Names Top Ten Teachers of the Year, Tap Into (Mar. 6)
• Cal State LA rinde homenaje al movimiento estudiantil chicano, Hispanos Press (Mar. 5)
• Profile of a Modern-Day Poet in L.A.: Mike the Poet, L.A. Taco (Mar. 5)
• Students honor East L.A. Walkouts with “Walk-in” at Cal State LA, Eastsider LA (Mar. 5)
• Charter groups and unions spend millions for control of LA Unified school board, EdSource (Mar. 5)
• Do You Know Somebody Who Suffers From ‘Selfitis’?, Healthline (Mar. 5)
• Of Lions, Hunters and Heroes: Black Film, Black Stories and Black Realities, The Root (Mar. 4)
• Los Ángeles conmemora 50 años de la huelga de estudiantes chicanos, Azteca America (Mar. 2)
• Los Ángeles Conmemora 50 Años De Las Protestas Estudiantiles Chicanas De 1968, Yahoo! Noticias (Mar. 2)
• Cal State LA commemorates 1968 East L.A. Walkouts with walk-in by LAUSD students today, KNX Radio (Mar. 2)
• 50th Anniversary: East L.A. Walkouts, KABC-7 Eyewitness News (Mar. 2)
• Estudiantes Abandonan Sus Aulus a 50 Años de Marcha Por La Educación, KMEX-34 Univision (Mar. 2)
• Los Ángeles conmemora 50 años de las protestas estudiantiles chicanas de 1968, El Diario (Mar. 2)
• Los Ángeles conmemora 50 años de las protestas estudiantiles chicanas, La Prensa Latina (Mar. 2)
• Cal State LA presents a Mind Matters lecture featuring Terrence J. Roberts of the Little Rock Nine, LA Black Post (Mar. 2)
• 50 Years Later: East LA Walkouts Highlight Power of Student Activism, KNBC4 (Mar. 2)
• March 6: LA County Board of Supervisors Meeting, SCVNews (Mar. 2)
• Cal State LA to commemorate historic 1968 East L.A. Walkouts with walk-in by LAUSD high school students, KABC Radio (Mar. 1)
• Students build simple swipe system for county workers to borrow government vehicles, State Scoop (Mar. 1)
• 10 Fun Things To Do TODAY in L.A. for March 1, 2018, WeLikeLA.com (Mar. 1)
• East L.A., 1968: ‘Walkout!’ The day high school students helped ignite the Chicano power movement, L.A. Times (Mar. 1)
• Cal State LA president addresses Los Angeles church on CSU Super Sunday, L.A. Sentinel (Mar. 1)
• For the First-Time Ever, an African-American is CHP’s Top Cop, L.A. Watts Times (Mar. 1)
• Sand Canyon resort plans reach city officials, The Signal (Mar. 1)
• 15 Past and Modern Day Female Activists of Our Time, L.A. Sentinel (Mar. 1)
• University president speaks to local youth, Our Weekly (Mar. 1)
• Free income tax filing assistance available at Cal State LA for qualified individuals, Around Alhambra (Mar. 2018)
• Outstanding Mentor – Dr. Jose Cabrera, SACNAS (Mar. 2018)
• Programs Recall 1968 Walkouts at L.A. Schools, SGV Journal (Feb. 28)
• 1968 East L.A. Walkouts remembered, Eastsider LA (Feb. 28)
• LAUSD plans on-campus activities as alternative to national walkout, MyNewsLA (Feb. 28)
• Latin Jazz Sunday at the Autry, L.A. Weekly (Feb. 28)
• Cal State LA marks 50th anniversary of East L.A. Walkouts, Boyle Heights Beat (Feb. 27)
• 50 years after the Walkouts, Los Angeles’ Latino students are still fighting for educational equity, L.A. School Report (Feb. 27)
• Chaparral Middle School wins Regional Science Bowl competition, Diamond Bar-Walnut Patch (Feb. 27)
• Cal State LA's students creating 'smart' tech for county transportation management, Education Dive (Feb. 27)
• Spring Festival gala attracts Chinese, Americans in Los Angeles, XinHua.net (Feb. 27)
• A partnership that could get a lot more kids into college: CSU, meet YMCA, Propel (Feb. 27)
• Makeup Artist Explains How to Get Sunset-Inspired Makeup Look, Teen Vogue (Feb. 27)
• Academy Celebrates the 100,000th RDN, EatRightPro.org (Feb. 26)
• Victimhood Culture Only Getting Worse, Professor Warns, PJ Media (Feb. 26)
• People & Places: Transition - Rami Maysami, AASCB BizEd (Feb. 26)
• Whose Survival Is Wrapped Up in Mine: An Interview with Benjamin Bateman, L.A. Review of Books (Feb. 25)
• Taking Too Many Selfies Could Be A Sign Of ‘Selfitis’, CBS New Year (Feb. 24)
• Cal State LA Honors Wendie Johnston, Lab Director for the Pasadena Bio Collaborative Incubator, With First LA Biostar Award, Pasadena Independent (Feb. 23)
• CIO: 'We're Talking About a Sub-$100 Solution!', Government Technology (Feb. 23)
• Drug Maker to Boost Production, L.A. Business Journal (Feb. 23)
• Eagle-Con 2018: Saturday Convention, Los Angeles Indy Media (Feb. 23)
• Eagle-Con, KABC7 Community Calendar (Feb. 23)
• Eagle-Con 2018, Eye Spy LA (Feb. 23)
• Neighborhood’s Charm At Risk in Shadow of LA’s Boom, Courthouse News Service (Feb. 22)
• CIO: 'We’re Talking About a Sub-$100 Solution!', TechWire (Feb. 21)
• Free Tax Help Around the CSU, CSU News (Feb. 21)
• Eagle-Con 2018, KTLA-5 (Feb. 21)
• Cal State LA recognizes biotech leader and LA BioStart graduating fellows, World Journal Chinese Daily News (Feb. 21)
• LA BioStart Fellows at Cal State LA, World Journal Chinese Daily News (Feb. 21)
• Cops Weigh Chance of Conviction Before Arresting Rape Suspects: Study, The Crime Report (Feb. 21)
• As the Partnership for Los Angeles Schools turns 10, a new report shows this unique turnaround model is driving big gains at struggling campuses, L.A. School Report (Feb. 21)
• L.A. residents reach for winter clothes as cold snap digs in, L.A. Times (Feb. 20)
• Cal State LA Honors Wendie Johnston, Lab Director for the Pasadena Bio Collaborative Incubator, with First LA BioStar Award, Pasadena Now (Feb. 19)
• Black Lives Matter activist Shaun King speaks at the University of Montana, Missoulian (Feb. 18)
• Eagle-Con 2018 at Cal State Los Angeles, Eastsider LA (Feb. 17)
• Eagle-Con 2018 at Cal State LA, Pasadena Weekly (Feb. 17)
• Eagle-Con 2018 at Cal State LA in Los Angeles, Eventful.com (Feb. 17)
• Community Calendar: Tax Assistance at Cal State LA, Los Angeles WAVE (Feb. 16)
• Retraining Workers for the Future Economy, California Economic Summit (Feb. 16)
• Emerging Tech Fund Adds 6 to Board, Tech Wire (Feb. 16)
• Ballet Hispánico y Cal State LA llevan danza a jóvenes de Los Ángeles, Hispanos Press (Feb. 15)
• Newly appointed City Manager Bruce Moe 'bleeds Manhattan Beach', The Beach Reporter (Feb. 15)
• SBCC Lecture Explores Crime and The Human Condition, Noozhawk (Feb. 15)
• Political Notebook: Queer volcano expert runs for Congress, Bay Area Reporter (Feb. 15)
• WomenShelter Of Long Beach To Host Relationship Seminar For Teens, The Grunion (Feb. 14)
• "A game changer": How a painting of President Obama broke the rules, TIME (Feb. 14)
• New Mural in Long Beach Tunnel Seeks to “Make America Kind”, Long Beach Post (Feb. 13)
• Emerging Tech Finds Its Place Serving Citizens, Government Technology (Feb. 13)
• Mentors Under Siege: California's DACA Teachers, The American Prospect (Feb. 13)
• Cal State LA teams up with Latino dance company, Eastsider LA (Feb. 13)
• 51st California International Antiquarian Book Fair opens today!, ILAB (Feb. 13)
• Governor Brown appoints CHP commissioner, Ukiah Daily Journal (Feb. 11)
• First African-American commissioner appointed to California Highway Patrol, KRCR Channel (Feb. 10)
• Elizabeth “Beth” Richman Heflin Bisping, The Republic (Feb. 10)
• Angwin speaker who integrated Little Rock high school in 1957 assesses race relations today, Napa Valley Register (Feb. 9)
• “We Can Become Friends in an Hour!” Las Cafeteras LIVE! at Toms River’s Grunin Center, New Jersey Stage (Feb. 9)
• Governor appoints former deputy commissioner as head of CHP, Sacramento Bee (Feb. 9)
• Top Student Musicians From Dwight Schools Around the World Gather at Carnegie Hall to Celebrate a Pioneer in Global Education, Broadway World (Feb. 9)
• Volunteer Income Tax Assistance at Cal State LA, Eventful.com (Feb. 8)
• Volunteer Income Tax Assistance, Cal State LA, Los Angeles Backpage (Feb. 8)
• Guitarist Ana Vidovic Pays it Forward in Post-Valentine’s Day Performance, Random Length News (Feb. 8)
• Walnut Valley USD Welcomes New Faces, Diamond Bar Patch (Feb. 8)
• Summer: LGBT teen looking for an adoptive family, Fox-11 Wednesday's Child (Feb. 7)
• Stress case: What’s behind the increased demand for mental health counseling from SoCal college students?, KPCC AirTalk (Feb. 6)
• Grant will prepare Cal State Fullerton undergrads for humanities doctorates, OC Register (Feb. 6)
• Ballet Hispánico Brings Performing Arts To LA Youth, Medium.com (Feb. 6)
• These colleges turn low-income students into middle-class earners — but how?, The Hechinger Report (Feb. 5)
• College System Pushes Many Graduates Into Middle Class, U.S. News & World Report (Feb. 5)
• Who Killed More: Hitler, Stalin, or Mao?, The New York Review of Books (Feb. 5)
• Mental health crisis caught colleges off guard; they’re trying to catch up, OC Register (Feb. 4)
• Students in Crisis: On campus, record numbers seek mental health, OC Register (Feb. 4)
• Compton gave the world 'The Chronic' — but rejects marijuana sales despite legalization, L.A. Times (Feb. 2)
• I Got My Dream Plot in Hollywood Forever Cemetery—Almost, Los Angeles Magazine (Feb. 2)
• Around Town: Sawdust Festival teaches art at elementary school, Daily Pilot (Feb. 2)
• With House seats up for grabs, will Orange County skew left or right?, KPCC AirTalk (Feb. 1)
• Blockchain Technology Is Becoming Crucial For Space Exploration, Bitcoinist (Feb. 1)
• Cal State LA women’s golf to kick off inaugural season in February, World Journal Chinese Daily News (Jan. 31)
• With few budget solutions in sight, Cal State administrators say another tuition increase is possible, L.A. Times (Jan. 30)
• Pushing for more state funds, Cal State threatens tuition hike but delays vote, EdSource (Jan. 30)
• $444,000 Grant to Prepare Students for Doctoral Degrees in Humanities, CSUF News (Jan. 30)
• Trump’s State of the Union: a year of big wins in chaotic political climate, KABC Talk Radio (Jan. 30)
• An Urban Planner on the Ground in South Central Los Angeles, UrbDezine Los Angeles (Jan. 30)
• State of the Union: Trump Declares ‘New American Moment’ While Democrats See ‘Chaos’, New York Times (Jan. 30)
• Meet the Two Young DACA Recipients From Los Angeles Invited to Attend Tuesday’s State of the Union Speech, Pasadena Star-News (Jan. 30)
• Congressman calls for police to arrest undocumented immigrants at State of the Union, Chicago Tribune (Jan. 30)
• Meet the Two Young DACA Recipients From Los Angeles Invited to Attend Tuesday’s State of the Union Speech, The 74 (Jan. 30)
• Coffee Reading Reception & Conversation with Artist at the Closing of COFFEESCAPES, MassisPost (Jan. 29)
• Random thoughts Drag racing alive and well in Southern California, San Bernardino Sun (Jan. 29)
• Local Democrats pick favorite congressional candidates in hot races, OC Register (Jan. 29)
• Los Angeles DACA students who will be in the audience at Trump’s State of the Union address are hoping to ‘really get at their hearts’, LA School Report (Jan. 29)
• A Rollback of DACA Would Undercut American Science, Too, UnDark (Jan. 29)
• Will the next LAPD chief build on Charlie Beck's community policing approach?, LA Daily News (Jan. 28)
• The week ahead in L.A. theater, Jan. 28-Feb. 4: Culture Clash, Kristin Chenoweth and more, L.A. Times (Jan. 28)
• Ballet Hispánico, Cal State LA team up to bring arts to youth, LatinoLA! (Jan. 26)
• When Healers Become Killers: Why Some Nurses and Other Medical Workers Murder Their Patients, A&E (Jan. 26)
• 2018 CAA MFA Exhibition Reception at Cal State LA, Artillery (Jan. 26) 
• Can an Algorithm Predict Schizophrenia?, Healthline (Jan. 26)
• Student Athlete of the Week: Daisy Crenshaw, L.A. Sentinel (Jan. 25)
• Reynolds named to TSTA board of directors, Herald Chronicle (Jan. 25)
• Herbalife Nutrition Sports Performance and Fitness Department Expands Team Overseeing LA Galaxy's Sports Nutrition Program, PharmiWeb (Jan. 25)
• Noteworthy Registered Nurse, Judith Gunther, RN, MSN, CNS will be Displayed in the Worldwide Leaders in Healthcare, PR News Channel (Jan. 24)
• Another One Leaves the Bench: Judge Feeney to Retire, North Coast Journal (Jan. 24)
• Gerald Freeny Elected President of 2019 Tournament of Roses, Pasadena Journal (Jan. 24)
• Two Emirati child prodigies to attend US university, Gulf News (Jan. 23)
• Your Daily Briefing, a Feature for Chronicle Individual Subscribers: Comings and Goings, Chronicle of Higher Education (Jan. 23)
• University Collaborates with US Counterpart to Give Students a More Global Perspective, University of Worcester (Jan. 23)
• Winter '18 LA BioStart boot camp began, LinkedIn Pulse (Jan. 23)
• Brand-New LA Football Club Takes To The Field For The First Time, LA West Media (Jan. 23)
• Ballet Hispanico And Cal State LA Collaborate To Bring Arts To Youth In LA, Broadway World (Jan. 22)
• Ballet Hispánico and Cal State LA Collaborate to bring Arts to Youth in LA, Artsphoria (Jan. 22)
• Ballet Hispánico and Cal State LA Collaborate to bring Arts to Youth in L.A., PR Newswire (Jan. 22)
• LA’s choice: In charter wars, board members say they will seek bridge builder as next schools chief, EdSource (Jan. 22)
• Los Angeles Football Club begins training today, Orange County Register (Jan. 22)
• LA Women’s March draws more than 600,000 strong, Los Angeles BLADE (Jan. 22)
• Sundays With Mike: Fun facts after frantic week, KMA Land (Jan. 21)
• Los Angeles Football Club opens its first training camp in preparation for debut MLS season, Daily Breeze (Jan. 21)
• Don Bremer, former school principal, dies, Champion Newspaper (Jan. 20)
• How CA could feel effects of US govt shutdown, in memory of Ed Moses, new homeschooling laws, KPCC Take Two (Jan. 19)
• NMSU to host panel on trends, needs at Hispanic-serving institutions, NM State News (Jan. 19)
• Gerald Freeny Elected First Black President in History of Tournament of Roses, LA Sentinel (Jan. 19)
• Gerald Freeny Elected President of 2019 Tournament of Roses, Terry Madigan Elected to Executive Committee Serving as President in 2026, Pasadena Now (Jan. 19)
• We have the tech to surveil kids like never before – what are the repercussions and boundaries?, KPCC  AirTalk (Jan. 18)
• Where Amazon May Build Its New Headquarters, New York Times (Jan. 18)
• LA Lawmaker Proposes Department to Fight Climate Change, Courthouse News Service (Jan. 18)
• Inicia la última reinscripción para salvadoreños amparados en el TPS, Hoy Los Angeles (Jan. 18)
• Play Honoring Pioneering Women Of Mariachi Gets World Premiere In Denver, Colorado Public Radio (Jan. 17)
• Innovation Shines at CSU's 30th Biotech Symposium, CSU News (Jan. 17)
• UNL graduate pens first sci-fi novel, The Daily Nebraskan (Jan. 17)
• Talking, listening to coaching legend Don Gambril, Montgomery Advertiser (Jan. 17)
• Los Angeles Football Club (LAFC) Announces 2018 Preseason Schedule, Westside Today (Jan. 17)
• Los Angeles Dreamers march on D.C., joining hundreds of undocumented youth in demanding Congress pass Dream Act this week, L.A. School Report (Jan. 16)
• Salvadorans in L.A. Brace for Change, City Lab (Jan. 16)
• Meet the District D candidates, Hanford Sentinel (Jan. 16)
• "Digital Addiction: A Future Epidemic or Scare Mongering?", Cision PR Newswire (Jan. 16)
• How protest movements have evolved since Martin Luther King Jr., KPCC Take Two (Jan. 15)
• Panel on JA WWII Experience in Sierra Madre, Rafu Shimpo (Jan. 15)
• Black History Month live events at the library, KFVS12 News (Jan. 14)
• California governor's forum gets contentious, KPCC 89.3 (Jan. 14)
• Being Aunt Jemima, the Pancake Queen at McLIB, West Kentucky Star (Jan. 13)
• Candidates for California's next governor battle to separate themselves in forum, KPCC 89.3 (Jan. 13)
• Candidates For California's Next Governor Battle To Separate Themselves In Forum, Capital Public Radio (Jan. 13)
• 'Painting Blindfolded' by Kim Dingle at Sperone Westwater, New York, Blouin Art Info (Jan. 13)
• Why It’s More Important Than Ever To Be Cybersecurity-Aware, CSU Newsroom (Jan. 12)
• La Doppia Vita, Language Magazine (Jan. 12)
• Los Angeles Football Club announces addition to its coaching staff, Orange County Register (Jan. 12)
• Larry E. Hubbard – Vietnam Combat Veteran – Newhall Resident, The Signal (Jan. 12)
• A Conversation with Dr. Leana Wen: Celebrating 20 Years of Beckman Scholars, Beckman Foundation (Jan. 12)
• After retirement decisions by Royce and Issa, struggling California GOP looks vulnerable if ‘blue wave’ hits, Redland Daily Facts (Jan. 12)
• New Golf Team at Cal State LA Led by Valencia Resident, Santa Clarita Gazette (Jan. 12-18)
• Seminario: Historia del desciframiento de la escritura maya, Occidente CIESAS (Jan. 11)
• CSU faculty are not happy with California’s governor, The Collegian (Jan. 11)
• Falling in love with Resilience, Los Angeles Blade (Jan. 11)
• Washougal High musicians perform with region’s best, Post-Record (Jan. 11)
• Cal State LA ups its women’s golf game, The Eastsider (Jan. 10)
• Stater Bros. names longtime executive George Frahm as company president, San Bernardino Sun (Jan. 10)
• Candidates Coletta, Cole Stake Out Los Angeles Superior Court Seats, Metropolitan News Enterprise (Jan. 10)
• Valencia Resident at Helm of Golden Eagles Women’s Golf Inaugural Season, SCV News (Jan. 9)
• Fontana teacher is honored at Region 10 Educator of the Year ceremony, Fontana Herald News (Jan. 9)
• Cal State LA names new College of Business and Economics dean, Highland Park Patch (Jan. 9)
• Bigbelly Recaps 2017 Growth, Waste360.com (Jan. 9)
• Salvadoran Cal State LA Student With Leukemia Fears Deportation as Trump Administration Ends Protections for 200,000, KTLA-5 (Jan. 9)
• How to React When Your Partner Gets Shot, LA Progressive (Jan. 9)
• Ed Royce, longtime Orange County congressman, plans to leave Congress, OC Register (Jan. 8)
• Stress Costs U.S. $300 Billion Every Year, Healthline (Jan. 8)
• Mika Miller, Ron Turner, Scottsbluff Star Herald (Jan. 7)
• L.A. Gets Serious on Biotech Infrastructure, L.A. Business Journal (Jan. 5)
• “The Silk Piled Carpets in the Telfeyan Collection from Kesaria” by Sofi Khachmanyan, Massis Post (Jan. 5)
• Old Globe and DCPA Announce Full Cast of AMERICAN MARIACHI, Broadway World (Jan. 4)
• Winter shows at Schneider Museum of Art, Ashland Daily Tidings (Jan. 4)
• David Coleman, Highland Community News (Jan. 4)
• Young Atascadero woman goes to D.C., Atascadero News (Jan. 2)
• El Cajon 'Housing Navigator' ready to help homeless, San Diego Union-Tribune (Jan. 2)
• Boy Taken to Doctors 300+ Times, Had 13 Major Surgeries, CNN HLN (Jan. 1)
• Cal State LA's Chin School of Nursing receives excellence in diversity award, Around Alhambra (Jan. 2018)

2017 coverage

• Who Says that a World War Can’t Happen Again? The Spectre of 2018, Global Research (Dec. 30)
• A Look Back at 2017, The Signal (Dec. 29)
• L.A. high school musicians prepare to perform in Rose Parade, Eastsider LA (Dec. 28)
• 3 signs Eric Garcetti might be aiming for the White House, KPCC 89.3 (Dec. 28)
• “Bridging the Divide: Tom Bradley and the Politics of Race”, L.A. Sentinel (Dec. 28)
• Opinion: Hispanic Enrollment Keeps California’s Universities Growing, Times of San Diego (Dec. 27)
• American Armenian float this year dedicated to the women who ‘make a difference’, Glendale News Press (Dec. 26)
• Is Your Airport Healthy, Aviation Pros (Dec. 26)
• The psychology of sycophants, CNN (Dec. 22)
• Governor Brown Announces Appointments, Imperial Valley News (Dec. 22)
• Can a High School Math Class Help Students Avoid Remediation in College?, Education Week (Dec. 22)
• COC Professor Retires After 46 Years Of Teaching, Hometown Station (Dec. 22)
• All City Honors Marching Band: Tournament of Roses Banner, KLCS News Brief (Dec. 21)
• LAUSD All City Marching Band readies for Rose Parade at Cal State LA, World Journal Chinese Daily News (Dec. 21)
• CSULA Police Officer Saves Money to Buy Bikes for Disabled Children, KTLA-5 News (Dec. 21)
• Officer Donates Tricycles to Dozens of Children, NBC Los Angeles (Dec. 21)
• The Founder of Marcus Garvey School, L.A. Sentinel (Dec. 21)
• Downey: 40 under 40, Downey Patriot (Dec. 21)
• School of Nursing of Rongxiang Xu College of Health and Human Services CalState LA Awarded for Diversity and Inclusion, US News Express (Dec. 21)
• Black Lives Matter’s #BlackXmas: Why a Black Economic Agenda Is Necessary for Black Liberation, L.A. Sentinel (Dec. 21)
• LAUSD All-CIty Marching Band practicing at Cal State LA, CBS Los Angeles (Dec. 20)
• All District Honor Marching Band practices for Rose Parade at Cal State LA, China Press (Dec. 20)
• Cal State LA's Patricia A. Chin School of Nursing receives excellence in diversity award, World Journal Chinese Daily News (Dec. 20)
• Former Quiksilver CEO Joins Cherokee, Shop East Surf (Dec. 19)
• Racial Politics of Today Took Root in LA Mayoral Contests Decades Ago, Fox & Hounds (Dec. 19)
• Cal State LA research focused on spinal cord injuries, Eastsider LA (Dec. 18)
• Fuel cells: Scaling up is hard to do, Automotive News (Dec. 18)
• Tucker & Me: Growing Up a Part-Time Southern Boy, Daily Telescope (Dec. 18)
• Teaching pioneer Kenneth Goodman believes education is key to social equality, Arizona Jewish Post (Dec. 17)
• Celebrity sighting at Cal State LA, Eastsider LA (Dec. 16)
• Student Athlete of the Week: Danya Hart, L.A. Sentinel (Dec. 14)
• An aspiring mechanical engineer from Boyle Heights receives $10,000 college scholarship, Eastsider LA (Dec. 14)
• What local development experts want parents to know, KPCC 89.3 (Dec. 14)
• City hires interim public works director, while searching for Hitti replacement, L.A. Times (Dec. 14)
• Boyle Heights Cal State LA student receives $10,000 Navy STEM scholarship, Boyle Heights Beat (Dec. 13)
• No Moore: Alabama loss could be a warning to SoCal's GOP lawmakers, KPCC 89.3 (Dec. 13)
• Jordan Fisher Joins Ryan to Surprise Superfan for Latest #KIISCampus!, OnAir with Ryan Seacrest (Dec. 13)
• Holiday Deals and Wrap Ups with Alfonso Ribeiro, News4Jax (Dec. 11)
• The week ahead in L.A. dance, Dec. 10-17: Moscow Ballet's 'Great Russian Nutcracker' and more, L.A. Times (Dec. 10)
• L.A. Mayor Eric Garcetti Has Been Touring U.S. as He Eyes Presidential Bid, KTLA-5 (Dec. 9)
• Garcetti 2020? LA mayor's presidential potential, CNN (Dec. 9)
• A Rite of Passage for a Los Angeles Mayor: A Natural Disaster, New York Times (Dec. 8)
• Community, Not a Commodity: The Ethics of Giving a City Tour, KCET City Rising (Dec. 8)
• Podcast: Looking Ahead to the 2018 Elections, State of Reform (Dec. 7)
• Labor Advocate Wendy Carrillo Elected to California Assembly, L.A. Progressive (Dec. 7)
• Labor advocate Wendy Carrillo elected to California Assembly, People's World (Dec. 7)
• A Year Inside the Black Lives Matter Movement, Rolling Stone (Dec. 7)
• Cal State LA's Patricia A. Chin School of Nursing receives excellence in diversity award, Education Dive (Dec. 7)
• Philosopher to discuss role of liberalism in achieving racial justice, WMU News (Dec. 6)
• Labor activist Wendy Carrillo will be L.A.'s newest Assembly member, L.A. Times (Dec. 6)
• The Most Wonderful or Most Stressful Time of the Year?, Utah Family Magazine (Dec. 6)
• Jerome Crowe, the FBI agent who delivered the ransom money in the Frank Sinatra Jr. kidnapping, dies at 93, L.A. Times (Dec. 6)
• CSU’s - Engines of Social Mobility, Business Perspective (Dec. 5)
• Cal State LA researchers work to assist people with spinal cord injuries, CSUPERB News (Dec. 5)
• CONF: Indigineous Knowledge, H-Net (Dec. 5)
• CSU health professionals offer good advice for turning down the tension, Newswise (Dec. 5)
• The week ahead in L.A. dance, Dec. 3-10: 'The Nutcracker,' 'Fiesta Mexicana' and more, L.A. Times (Dec. 3)
• Chief Frank Meehan dies at 89, Champion News (Dec. 2)
• The Most Stressful Time of the Year?, CSU News (Dec. 1)
• The 10 Best Colleges in the U.S. to Become Rich, Cheat Sheet (Dec. 1)
• Member of Little Rock Nine to speak for fall commencement, UAPB News (Dec. 1)
• Cal State LA alumna, tennis great Billie Jean King honors humanitarians, celebrates student success at 20th gala, Around Alhambra (Dec. 2017)
• Committed to Our Future: the 2017 Health Professions HEED Awards, Insight Into Diversity (Dec. 2017)
• L.A. and Ethnic Politics, UCLA Blue Print (Fall 2017)
• ‘The 2017 Distinguished Educators Awards at Cal State LA, KLCS News Brief (Nov. 30)
• A remarkable life – Jerry Crowe, 1924-2017: Retired FBI agent played a role in some major LA cases, Daily Breeze (Nov. 30)
• ‘Nutcracker’ is local, bittersweet this holiday, Larchmont Chronicle (Nov. 30)
• AASCU Awards & Honors: California State University, Los Angeles, Credit Hour (Nov. 29)
• Know your rights: California education advocates want to make sure you know you can stay in school, L.A. School Report (Nov. 29)
• How Clemson is changing teachers’ first year in the classroom, The State (Nov. 28)
• Black Lives Matter Activist Sponsors A “Black Only” Christmas, USA Herald (Nov. 28)
• New Principal Appointed To Baldwin Stocker Elementary School, Arcadia Patch (Nov. 28)
• Black Lives Matter Wants to Bring Down White Capitalism With 'Black Christmas', Newsweek (Nov. 28)
• LA County, Cal State LA Team Up on AI and Other Tech Projects, Government Technology (Nov. 28)
• LAPD launches paid training program for high school grads who want to be cops, L.A. Daily News (Nov. 27)
• Closing the Gender Gap in Engineering, Medium (Nov. 27)
• Raul Bocanegra says he’ll resign Assembly seat immediately amid sexual-harassment accusations, L.A. Daily News (Nov. 27)
• Bryn Cohn + Artists to Present DANCE EXTRAORDINARY at Artists & Fleas, Broadway World (Nov. 27)
• My Turn: Fighting Third World poverty one pair of shoes at a time, Daily Breeze (Nov. 25)
• Partnership between YMCA and Cal State LA guarantees admission to students meeting minimum requirement, Boyle Heights Beat (Nov. 23)
• Found: 3 New Sea Slugs That Were Victims of Mistaken Identity, Atlas Obscura (Nov. 22)
• High-Ranking Male Primates Keep Wafting Their Sex Stink at Females, Who Hate It, Discover Magazine (Nov. 21)
• 51st State Assembly candidates to face off in Tuesday night debate, Eastsider LA (Nov. 20)
• Governor Brown Signs CSU's Doctor of Nursing Practice Program into Law, CSU Newsroom (Nov. 20)
• Growing L.A. Classical Guitar Competition Honors Students, Classical Guitar Magazine (Nov. 20)
• A jump in South Bend mayor's travels as his star rises nationally, South Bend Tribune (Nov. 19)
• Cal State LA offers higher education pathway with YMCAs, Los Angeles WAVE (Nov. 17)
• Mayor Garcetti Announces College-Readiness Initiative in Support of Local Youth, L.A. Parent (Nov. 16)
• Assembly Speaker Rendon, Supervisor Solis Join Cal State LA to Introduce Higher Education Pathway Program, Hispanic Outlook (Nov. 16)
• Cal State LA Implementing Fast-Track Math Teacher Preparation Program, Urban University (Nov. 16)
• Student Athlete of the Week: Khallifah Rosser, L.A. Sentinel (Nov. 16)
• Every year, CSU and UC must fight for critical state funding. Here is a simple fix, Sacramento Bee (Nov. 16)
• Freightera: How An Asthmatic Child Inspired A Green Startup, Progrss.com (Nov. 16)
• Program: California State University, Los Angeles, AASCU Credit Hour (Nov. 15)
• The best places to live in America in 2017, according to Money magazine, EAB Daily Briefing (Nov. 15)
• 'La Raza' at The Autry, The Tidings (Nov. 15)
• LAEDC honors Cal State LA with 2017 Eddy Award, Highland Park Patch (Nov. 14)
• Secret Passageway Discovered Underneath Mayan Snake God Temple, MSN (Nov. 14)
• Training social workers to look out for baby — and mom, KPCC 89.3 (Nov. 14)
• Great Contributors to the LA County Community Honored at EDDY Awards, Propel.LA (Nov. 13)
• A new higher education pathway program for local youth, Highland Park Patch (Nov. 13)
• Los Angeles Economic Development Corporation honors Cal State LA with 2017 Eddy Award, Education Dive (Nov. 13)
• Backyard bird feeders prompting beak evolution, Christian Science Monitor (Nov. 13)
• Experts say President Trump is wrong to call mass shootings a “mental health problem.” They say being a mass murderer doesn’t make someone insane., Heathline (Nov. 13)
• Researchers discover Chichén Itzá passageway that could lead to cenote, The Yucatan Times (Nov. 12)
• Arcadia, Downey Named Most Business-Friendly Cities, Los Angeles Business Journal (Nov. 10)
• Mayor Eric Garcetti joins Cal State LA, YMCA officials to announce Achieve LA college-readiness initiative, L.A. Sentinel (Nov. 9)
• Cal State LA men’s soccer team reaches NCAA playoffs, Los Angeles WAVE (Nov. 9)
• LIGO mirror coatings get an upgrade with new Stanford-led national collaboration, Stanford News (Nov. 9)
• California to shorten time needed for teacher credential, ABC7 Morning News (Nov. 8)
• At DC Event, Pediatric Media Experts Raise Concerns About Children and Screen Time, Sleep Review (Nov. 7)
• Mandarin Immersion Program teacher receives Cal State LA Distinguished Educator Award, Sing Tao Daily News (Nov. 7)
• Student Athlete of the Week - D'shaun Barrett, KESQ (Nov. 7)
• 10 Years of Forensic Crime Solving, Crime Scence Investigation (Nov. 7)
• Episode 11: Dr. Kelly Madison, Prof. Cultural Politics and Media Studies, Cal State LA, Think Humanities (Nov. 7)
• The 100 Most Affordable Universities in America 2018, Best Value Schools (Nov. 2017)
• So You Want to Be a...Cyberscurity Expert, Newswise (Nov. 7)
• Dirty politics, disrespect and voters: What's next for Democrats and Black America?, FinalCall.com (Nov. 7)
• Clemson introduces teacher residency program to improve teacher, student outcomes, The NewsStand (Nov. 6)
• Arel Moodie Speaks on ‘Turning Dreams Into Degrees’ at Blueprint for Success Conference, L.A. Sentinel (Nov. 6)
• Cal State LA to beat the heat by moving graduation indoors, The Eastsider (Nov. 6)
• Cal State LA celebrates Hertzberg-Davis Forensic Science Center, Highland Park Patch (Nov. 6)
• Crean iniciativa para preparar a los jóvenes para la universidad, Hispanos Press (Nov. 5)
• The nation’s second largest crime lab celebrated its 10th anniversary, The Eastsider (Nov. 5)
• When this sea slug eats, it prefers the 'turducken of the ocean', Seattle Times (Nov. 4)
• Photos: Sunny Brae Avenue Elementary students learn about science technology engineering and math, L.A. Daily News (Nov. 3)
• The children of the opioid crisis and immigration crackdown, Sacramento Bee (Nov. 3)
• So You Want to Be a...Cybersecurity Expert, CSU Newsroom (Nov. 3)
• Bioscience Industry Cluster Growing Rapidly in East L.A., LAEDC (Nov. 3)
• World champion athlete Billie Jean King honors humanitarians and celebrates Cal State LA student success at 20th gala, Medium (Nov. 3)
• Humble, genuine Dick Laverty has spanned eras, influenced many during 64 years of coaching, The Tribune (Nov. 3)
• Watergate offers parallels, but doesn't predict what will happen to Trump, Orange County Register (Nov. 3)
• There will be art: PST:LA/LA around the community, Larchmont Chronicle (Nov. 2)
• Seeking a Voice, via a Bilingual M.F.A., in Writing and in Life, New York Times (Nov. 2)
• Student Finds Gentrification Hits Too Close to Home, University of Denver Newsroom (Nov. 2)
• Mayor Eric Garcetti joins Cal State LA, YMCA officials to announce Achieve LA college-readiness initiative, P.R. Newswire (Nov. 2)
• Mayor Garcetti joins Cal State LA and YMCA officials to announce Achieve LA college-readiness initiative, Daily Telescope (Nov. 2)
• Mayor Garcetti joins Cal State LA, YMCA officials to announce Achieve LA college-readiness initiative, L.A. Biz (Nov. 2)
• Mayor Eric Garcetti joins Cal State LA, YMCA to announce Achieve LA college-readiness initiative, Sacramento Bee (Nov. 2)
• Mayor Eric Garcetti joins Cal State LA, YMCA officials to announce Achieve LA initiative, 760 AM Talk Radio (Nov. 2)
• Mayor Eric Garcetti joins Cal State LA, YMCA officials to announce college-readiness initiative, CBS News (Nov. 2)
• Mayor Garcetti joins Cal State LA, YMCA to announce Achieve LA college-readiness initiative, Business Insider (Nov. 2)
• Mayor Garcetti joins Cal State LA, YMCA officials to announce Achieve LA initiative, MSNewsNow (Nov. 2)
• Mayor Garcetti joins Cal State LA, YMCA officials in announcing Achieve LA initiative, The Street (Nov. 2)
• Achieve LA college-readiness initiative launched, World Journal Chinese Daily News (Nov. 2)
• Facilitan el camino a la Universidad en Los Ángeles [video], La Opinion (Nov. 1)
• Achieve LA partnership with Cal State LA and YMCA, KNX 1070 (Nov. 1)
• Mayor Garcetti announces launch of Achieve LA initiative, ABC Eyewitness News (Nov. 1)
• Mad Virtual Scientists, Tech Knowledge (Nov. 1)
• LiAngelo Ball to come off bench during UCLA's exhibition vs. Cal State LA, USA Today (Nov. 1)
• When This Sea Slug Eats, It Prefers the Turducken of the Sea, The New York Times (Nov. 1)
• Cal State Los Angeles Exhibition Preview, Scout.com (Nov. 1)
• Cal State LA graduated more than 2,000 criminal justice majors in the last decade, World Journal Chinese Daily News (Nov. 1)
• Cal State LA celebrates 10th anniversary of the Hertzberg-Davis Forensic Science Center, World Journal Chinese Daily News (Nov. 1)
• UCLA-Cal State Los Angeles: Tip time, TV channel, watch online for exhibition, UCLA DieHards (Nov. 1)
• Nation’s 2nd largest crime lab celebrates 10 years in El Sereno, Eastsider LA (Oct. 31)
• Avery August named vice provost for academic affairs, Cornell Chronicle (Oct. 31)
• Bruins hoping 'dry run' will help them prepare for season opener, L.A. Times (Oct. 31)
• LA law enforcement celebrate state-of-the-art crime lab, ABC7 Eyewitness News (Oct. 30)
• Dolores Huerta Honored at Billie Jean King & Friends Gala, LatinoLA! (Oct. 30)
• Los Angeles Language Academy celebrates Chinese Mid-Autumn Festival, The Signal (Oct. 30)
• Congresswoman Maxine Waters Speaks Truth to Power: ‘Directly, and Aggressively, Without Apology’, Glamour (Oct. 30)
• Mary Hanson, founder of Friends of Whittier Hills, dies at 95, Whittier Daily News (Oct. 30)
• In face of shortage, California colleges to shrink time to become a math teacher, EdSource (Oct. 29)
• Actors shine in feel-good musical ‘Bright Star’: Billie Jean King & Friends, Pasadena Star-News (Oct. 29)
• L.A. mayor Eric Garcetti says he won't run for California governor, L.A. Times (Oct. 29)
• Kim Dingle lets her alter ego loose, and the result is a rip-roaring ride, L.A. Times (Oct. 28)
• Connect With These Top Psychology Professors on Twitter, OnlineEducation (Oct. 27)
• Cal State LA otorga reconocimientos a personas sobresalientes, Hispanos Press (Oct. 26)
• Student Athlete of the Week: Ericka Taylor, L.A. Sentinel (Oct. 26)
• What Does Our Past Tell Us About Our Future? The Essential Role of Psychologists in Fighting HIV, HIV.gov (Oct. 26)
• Salute to Teachers: Lompoc Music, Band Teacher Garson Olivieri Named Top Performing Arts Educator, Noozhawk (Oct. 26)
• Kent Twitchell’s Monumental ‘Ed Ruscha’, ArtNowLA (Oct. 25)
• Cal State LA faculty collaborates with national team to prevent sexual harassment, eTradeWire (Oct. 25)
• Cal State LA faculty member collaborates with national team to prevent sexual harassment, PRLog (Oct. 25)
• Business Movers: Pacific University welcomes several new staff hires, OregonLive (Oct. 25)
• Billie Jean King honors humanitarians and celebrates student success at 20th Cal State LA gala, LGBT Weekly (Oct. 24)
• Episode 10: High Impact Higher Ed, Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation's To A Degree (Oct. 24)
• Wine of the week: Big Bend Chardonnay ‘blend of sites’, Santa Rosa Democrat (Oct. 24)
• Rankings Recognize CSU Campuses for Social Mobility, CSU News (Oct. 24)
• Capacitacion Para Invidentes, KMEX-34 Los Angeles (Oct. 21)
• Silver Lake resident is part of national research team, L.A. Independent (Oct. 20)
• Looking Back to 1992 Civil Unrest, L.A. Watts Times (Oct. 20)
• Home robots: will our kids being able to order about a digital servant produce a generation of jerks?, The Australian (Oct. 20)
• Making Diwali our own, and passing it on, Washington Post (Oct. 19)
• Jeffery Yabuki appointed to the Board of Directors of Royal Bank of Canada, Market Insider (Oct. 19)
• Grants & GIfts: California State University, Los Angeles, AASCU Credit Hour (Oct. 18)
• Faces of Dreamers: Bryan Peña, California State University, Los Angeles, Higher Education Today (Oct. 17)
• Pacific University Welcomes Administrators to Leadership Positions, Oregon Live (Oct. 17)
• Cal State LA faculty member from Silver Lake collaborates with national team to prevent sexual harassment, Silver Lake News (Oct. 16)
• East L.A. Punk Pioneer Gerardo Velasquez Lives On In a Chinatown Gallery Show, L.A. Weekly (Oct. 16)
• Diversity in Action – Partnerships for Success (Part 2), Aviation Pros (Oct. 16)
• Meet Curt Castagna of Aeroplex and Aerolease Group in Van Nuys, Voyage LA (Oct. 16)
• Colleges With the Highest Student-Mobility Rates, 2014, Chronicle of Higher Education (Oct. 15)
• Valley Voices: Hiking trails needed in Juniper Flats, Valley Voices (Oct. 15)
• Cindy Macias Named Senior Director of Bienvenidos Foster Care and Adoption Services, Pasadena Now (Oct. 12)
• Cal State LA presents “Looking Back to 1992: Changes in our Communities” forum, World Journal Chinese Daily News (Oct. 12)
• Cal State LA forum looks back to 1992 civil unrest in Los Angeles, SBS International News (Oct. 11)
• Cal State LA discuss changes in the communities impacted by the civil unrest 25 years ago, China Press (Oct. 11)
• Will Garcetti run for governor? It’s not an easy question, L.A. Daily News (Oct. 11)
• Cal State LA awarded grant for math teacher preparation program, World Journal Chinese Daily News (Oct. 11)
• The Road to Multiculturalism in South Korea, Georgetown Journal of International Affairs (Oct. 10)
• NBC Hires Tomii Crump to Oversee Talent Relations and Casting for Unscripted Programming, Broadway World (Oct. 10)
• SRS cofounder Tam O’Shaughnessy to receive humanitarian award at Billie Jean King & Friends Gala, Sally Ride Science at UC San Diego (Oct. 10)
• Space Jam: New labs seen as fuel for L.A. biotech [Biotech: Facility Shortage Stunts Industry Growth], L.A. Business Journal (Oct. 9-15)
• How Psych Experts Could Make Siri More Helpful, Healthline (Oct. 8)
• The week ahead in L.A. theater, Oct. 8-15: 'Helen Lawrence,' Karen Finley and more, L.A. Times (Oct. 8)
• LA Phil to Present First-Ever HACK MUSIC LA at Walt Disney Concert Hall, Broadway World (Oct. 7)
• This AIDS nonprofit lost a political battle over housing and development. Now it's fighting a new way, L.A. Times (Oct. 6)
• Mayor Garcetti presents keynote address at Pat Brown Institute's policy conference, China Press (Oct. 6)
• El Monte Union to host college resource fair for students, parents, SGV Tribune (Oct. 6)
• Dems Hope to Get Trump Help on Gun Control, AliveforFootball (Oct. 6)
• Cal State LA Launches LA BioStart Training Program, Indian American Prof. Preet Chaudhary Among Inaugural Fellows, India West (Oct. 5)
• Gun-control unlikely to sway hot Congress races: Here’s why, OC Register (Oct. 5)
• Cal State LA awarded grant to implement math teacher preparation program, Education Dive (Oct. 5)
• Grants & Gifts: California State University, Los Angeles, AASCU Credit Hour (Oct. 4)
• K Food targets college students at Cal State LA, KBS America News (Oct. 4)
• I Love Korean Food 2017 at Cal State LA [scroll to 3:21], SBS International News (Oct. 4)
• El equipo de voleibol femenino de Cal State L.A. apoyó a su entrenador y compañeras puertorriqueñas con un partido especial, Hoy Los Angeles (Oct. 4)
• Will a former furniture factory become a symbol of El Sereno’s biotech future?, Eastsider LA (Oct. 4)
• Jarvis Scott, Olympian and former Tech coach, dies at 70, Lubbock Online (Oct. 4)
• Grifols, Inc. Trains Youth in Bioscience Careers, Propel L.A. (Oct. 3)
• In Memoriam — Seymour Scheinberg, CSUF News (Oct. 3)
• 'Divided We Stand: Racism from Jamestown to Trump', Business Insider (Oct. 3)
• Cal State LA women's volleyball team rally around Puerto Rican teammates and coach, L.A. Times (Oct. 2)
• Cal State LA awarded grant to implement math teacher preparation program, India Education Diary (Oct. 2)
• Building a Bioscience Cluster in East Los Angeles, Urban Land (Oct. 2)
• The week ahead in L.A. dance, Oct. 1-8: Los Angeles Ballet, Bodytraffic and more, L.A. Times (Oct. 1)

• Straight from the Heart: Chor-Swang Ngin, Shine On Hollywood (Sept./Oct. 2017)

• Revolutionizing the World: The Russian Revolution at Its Centenary, 1917-2017, Pasadena Weekly (Sept. 30)
• 1 in 5 CSU students are homeless, study finds, The Hub (Sept. 29)
• Veteran Latin Music Exec Bill Marin Dies at 68, Billboard (Sept. 29)
• LAVA co-launches SoCal Startup Mill, PE Hub (Sept. 29)
• Billie Jean King’s early epiphany led to social activism, FoxSports (Sept. 29)
• 2017 Korea Week to “Promote Korea’s Prestige”, Korea Daily (Sept. 29)
• Spotlight: Edward Padilla, Channel Island Magazine (Sept. 29)
• “Should California Have Its Own Trade Policy?”, Global Trade Magazine Child (Sept. 28)
• Sincere hopes his name speaks love in a permanent home, Fox-11 Wednesday's Child (Sept. 28)
• City Appoints Suja Lowenthal New Senior Advisor to the City Manager on Airport Affairs, Santa Monica Observed (Sept. 28)
• Has Mayor Garcetti Been Away From L.A. Too Much?, L.A. Weekly (Sept. 27)
• Cal State LA receives $16.6M grant for children's dental care, World Journal Chinese Daily News (Sept. 26)
• Meet Luka Jones, The ‘Gentle, Hulking Existentialist’ Of ‘People Of Earth’, UPROXX (Sept. 26)
• Profiles of the Little Rock Nine who integrated Central High, L.A. Times (Sept. 25)
• 60 years later: Profiles of the Little Rock Nine who integrated Central High, The Journal Times (Sept. 25)
• Profiles of Little Rock Nine who integrated Central High, Washington Post (Sept. 25)
• Trump DOJ Nominee Pushed Scientology-Based Detox Program, Wired (Sept. 25)
• "How to Read El Pato Pascual": Latin America's Dialogue with Disney, KCET Artbound (Sept. 25)
• L.A. County Registrar to Give Keynote Speech on National Voter Registration Day, SCV News (Sept. 25)
• Rubén Ortiz-Torres to Present Two Shows as Part of ‘Pacific Standard Time: LA/LA’, SCV News (Sept. 25)
• At a Los Angeles Art Show, Mickey Mouse as an Imperialist Icon, New York Times (Sept. 22)
• CSU campuses responds to DACA repeal with funds for hefty renewal costs, Daily 49er (Sept. 19)
• Billie Jean King and her emotional journey back to ‘Battle of the Sexes’, L.A. Daily News (Sept. 19)
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• Cal State LA celebrates seven decades of alumni art at ‘Legacies’ exhibition, Highland Park Patch (Sept. 22)
• Cal State LA student from La Puente receives CSU Trustees’ Award for Outstanding Achievement, Our Weekly News (Sept. 21)
• LA This Week: Cal State LA - LaunchPad Summer Program, LA CityView 35 (Sept. 21)
• Dodgers Back Home Friday; Last Homestand of 2017 Season, SCV News (Sept. 21)
• Cal State trustees to discuss enrollment management, budget gaps and executive compensation, L.A. Times (Sept. 19)
• Students with Learning Disabilities Can Learn New Languages, Voice of America (Sept. 19)
• Noisy, But That’s Not All, FairWarning (Sept. 19)
• Cal State LA Grant to Improve STEM Diversity, Campus Technology (Sept. 18)
• Mayor of Los Angeles Is a Dead-End Job, L.A. Weekly (Sept. 16)
• Cal State LA integrates Applied CS into mobile programming course offering, Google (Sept. 15)
• These 10 Colleges in California Leave Graduates With the Least Student Loan Debt, LendEdu (Sept. 15)
• USC-Cal State L.A. pact provides dental care for kids and teens, USC  News (Sept. 14)
• U.S. News rates Cal State L.A. and Occidental College, Eastsider LA (Sept. 14)

• Cal State LA recognizes Los Angeles biotech leader, emerging bioscience entrepreneurs, Biotech Commection (Sept. 14)

• Cal State LA is Geared Up with Snap-on, Green Garage Blog (Sept. 13)

• Cal State LA ranked among the best colleges in the West, Education Dive (Sept. 13)
• Thousands of Dreamers may miss deadline to renew DACA permits, deportation protection, KPCC 89.3 (Sept. 13)
• Did Pope Francis Just Compare Abortion to Trump's Immigration Policy?, Pacific Standard (Sept. 13)
• Local Universities Move Up in National Rankings, Los Angeles Business Journal (Sept. 12)
• Four Latinx Artists on Inspiration, Creation and Identity, in Their Own Words, L.A. Weekly (Sept. 12)
• For Undocumented Aspiring Scientists, Funding Remains in Limbo, Pacific Standard (Sept. 12)
• Mexican officials visit LA to promote jobs, services for DREAMers, KABC-7 (Sept. 12)
• LA County leaders to consider travel ban on states that oppose DACA, LA Daily News (Sept. 11)
• CSU Campuses Celebrate Milestone Anniversaries, CSU News (Sept. 11)
• 11 highly successful people who went to public universities, Business Insider (Sept. 9)
• Legacies celebrates Cal State LA's Seventy Years of Distinction, Campus Circle (Sept. 8)
• Cal State LA features Legacies exhibition, Art Week (Sept. 8)
• Legacies, Discover Los Angeles (Sept. 8)
• Highland Park resident receives Cal State LA’s 2017 Outstanding Professor Award, HIghland Park-Mount Washington Patch (Sept. 8)
• The colleges where the American dream is still alive, Vox (Sept. 7)
• DACA brought 'Dreamers' out of the shadows. Now, some plan to only get louder, L.A. Times (Sept. 7)
• “A Personal Plea to Hollywood Regarding DACA”, HuffPost (Sept. 7)
• LACMA Review: Carlos Almaraz plays with fire, burns into our consciousness, KPCC 89.3 (Sept. 7)
• Political Notebook: LA Assembly race draws wide field, Bay Area Reporter (Sept. 7)
• Legacies exhibition at Cal State LA Fine Arts Gallery, Eastsider LA (Sept. 7)
• Legacies exhibit at Cal State LA, Pasadena Weekly (Sept. 7)
• Legacies art exhibition at Cal State LA, Eventful.com (Sept. 7)
• Roused by threat, ‘Dreamers’ rally, Norwalk Reflector (Sept. 7)
• LA groups offer support to local DACA students, ABC Eyewitness News (Sept. 6)
• Political Notebook: LA Assembly race draws wide field, Bay Area Reporter (Sept. 6)
• DACA repeal sparks fear, praise in Southern California, L.A. Daily News (Sept. 6)
• Cal State L.A. grad reacts to DACA repeal, Eastsider LA (Sept. 6)
• From Donald Duck to Donald Trump, an unprecedented look at Latin American art holds up a mirror to the U.S., L.A. Times (Sept. 6)
• LWV Panel to Explore Voting Rights in America, Noozhawk (Sept. 6)
• Can You Get Addicted to Trolling?, Motherboard (Sept. 6)
• Stunned, disappointed, but still defiant and hopeful: 'Dreamers' press on despite Trump's DACA stance, LA Times (Sept. 5)
• Searching for a parking spot at Cal State L.A.? Maybe you should check Twitter, Eastsider LA (Sept. 5)
• These San Gabriel Valley, Pasadena colleges have messages for DACA students, SGV Tribune (Sept. 5)
• LA Dreamers: ‘They may have cut our wings, but we will find a way to keep flying’, LA School Report (Sept. 5)
• ‘Disgusted’ over Trump’s DACA decision, LA biting back, MyNewsLA.com (Sept. 5)
• Library to hold DJ workshop, Whittier Daily News (Sept. 5)
• New Apps Help People with Addictions, Healthline (Sept. 5)
• Parent, volunteer to be sworn in to Bellflower Unified school board, Long Beach Press-Telegram (Sept. 4)
• ‘Dreamer’ de Boyle Heights comparte la angustia por perder DACA, La Opinion (Sept. 4)
• New acting CHP commissioner has Valley roots, Fresno Bee (Sept. 2)
• $16.6 Million Grant to Fund Cal State LA Dental Care Project, Metro MBA (Sept. 1)
• Cal State LA receives national grant to drive student success, Around Alhambra (Sept. 2017)
• 2017 College Rankings: What Can Colleges Do For the Country?, Washington Monthly (Sept./Oct. 2017)
• Arcadia Resident Receives Cal State LA’s 2017 Outstanding Professor Award, Arcadia Weekly (Aug. 31)
• Cal State LA information systems faculty receives the University’s 2017 Outstanding Professor Award, Medium (Aug. 31)
• Volunteers working phone banks in last minute attempt to save DACA, Fox-11 News (Aug. 31)
• Mar Vista resident receives Cal State LA’s 2017 President’s Distinguished Professor Award, Westside Today (Aug. 30)
• In life and on canvas, the 'tragic explosions' and L.A. dreamscapes of artist Carlos Almaraz, L.A. Times (Aug. 30)
• News & Notes From Across The Eastside: Patrick J. Krug, Eastsider LA (Aug. 29)
• Redlands progressives, conservatives search for common ground on immigration reform, Redlands Daily Facts (Aug. 29)
• Cal State LA recibe subvención para promover el cuidado dental infantile, Hispanos Press (Aug. 28)
• US Nonprofit News, Philanthropy Journal (Aug. 28)
• Different paths, same role for 2 east valley principals, Las Vegas Review-Journal (Aug. 28)
• Arturo Pacheco-Vega Named Cal State LA Outstanding Professor, LatinoLA! (Aug. 27)
• Eastside Review: Cal State LA in El Sereno received a $16.6 million grant, Eastsider LA (Aug. 27)
• Disney’s Latin America and Latin America’s Disney: downSTAGE with The Frame, KPCC 89.3 (Aug. 25)
• Sup. Solis and Cal State LA Partner to Promote Bioscience Industry, Eastern Group Publications (Aug. 24)
• Pasadena Resident Receives Outstanding Professor Award, Pasadena Outlook (Aug. 24)
• Cal State LA receives $16.5M grant, KCRW-FM (Aug. 24)
• Cal State LA receives $16.6 million grant to address the dental care needs of children in Los Angeles, Alhambra Source (Aug. 24)
• All Thoughts Not Golden … There is LA Angst Over the Olympics, City Watch (Aug. 24)
• Cal State Los Ángeles recibió una subvención estatal de $16.6 millones para brindar salud dental a niños marginados, Hoy Los Angeles (Aug. 23)
• Women to Watch: Professor Jessica Morales-Chicas, Digit Keeper (Aug. 23)
• Natalie Hidalgo New School Resource Deputy in Canyon Country, SCVNews (Aug. 23)
• Cal State L.A. gets $16.6-million state grant to bring dental health to underserved children, L.A. Times (Aug. 23)
• Cal State LA gets $16.6M state grant, KTLA-5 (Aug. 23)
• Cal State LA Receives $16.6 Million Grant to Address Dental Care Needs of Children in Los Angeles, Hispanic Outlook (Aug. 23)
• Cal State LA receives $16.6 million grant to address dental needs of children, KCRW-FM (Aug. 23)
• Congrats to HELI Alum Dr. Ashley Munger!, UW HELI (Aug. 23)
• Cal State LA receives nearly $17M grant to promote dental health, KFI-AM News (Aug. 23)
• Warren Olney, Icon of L.A. Public Radio, Says Goodbye to Daily Hosting Duties, L.A. Weekly (Aug. 23)
• A bargain barber tries to survive in an Echo Park that keeps rapidly changing, L.A. Times (Aug. 23)
• USD Contributor: Retiring Brian Fogarty Reflects on Football, Development and More, USD News Center (Aug. 23)
• Shakespeare or Shakespear? That is the question surrounding USC's new statue in $700-million USC Village, L.A. Times (Aug. 23)
• Cal State LA Receives $16.6M Dental Health Promotion Grant, NBC Los Angeles (Aug. 22)
• Alliance College-Ready Public Schools: AMPing Up Its Alumni Network to Track & Guide Students Through College, The 74 (Aug. 22)
• To address dental care needs of children in Los Angeles, Cal State LA receives $16.6M grant, California Newswire (Aug. 22)
• Supervisor Solis commends LA BioStart graduates at Cal State LA event, Public Now (Aug. 22)
• Cal State LA receives $16M grant to promote dental care needs of children in Los Angeles, China Press (Aug. 22)
• Cal State LA’s Bioscience Hub Will Bring New Jobs, LAEDC (Aug. 22)
• Cal State LA awarded $16.6M grant to promote dental health, LA Daily News (Aug. 21)
• Hispanic Jewish Women’s Alliance celebrates 20 years of friendship, Jewish Journal (Aug. 21)
• Cal State LA receives $16.6M grant to address dental care needs of children in Los Angeles, KFI News (Aug. 21)
• Space 1977, BBC (Aug. 19)
• Ranking U.S. colleges: More lists than ever, with eye on value, Newsday (Aug. 19)
• Cal State LA to develop Valley Boulevard into "Bioscience Valley", World Journal Chinese Daily News (Aug. 18)
• LA BioStart entrepreneurs to develop biotech products to benefit the community, World Journal Chinese Daily News (Aug. 18)
• LA Phil to Present First-Ever HACK MUSIC LA at Walt Disney Concert Hall, Broadway World (Aug. 18)
• Emprendedores terminan satisfactoriamente un entrenamiento intensivo sobre biociencia, Univision Los Angeles (Aug. 17)
• Registrar Microfilm Conversion Solution, BMI Imaging's Digital ReeL, Selected by Cal State LA, PRWeb (Aug. 16)
• Can a Computer Recognize Signs of Depression from Social Media Photos?, Healthline (Aug. 16)
• Black History ‘Erryday’: Happy 79th Birthday Congresswoman Maxine Waters, Huffington Post (Aug. 15)
• LA's Bioscience Community Gathers at Cal State LA Downtown Center for Innovator Spotlight, LA Bioscience Hub (Aug. 14)
• Raiford Rogers Premieres “Joshua Tree Symphony” at the Luckman, SeeDance News (Aug. 14)
• Cal State LA encourages girls to study STEM, World Journal China Daily News (Aug. 11)
• In ‘Señor Plummer’s Final Fiesta,’ an Interactive Theatrical Story of the Spanish-American Pioneer, WeHoVIlle (Aug. 11)
• Cal State LA uses cellphone robots to spark students' interest in science and engineering, China Press (Aug. 11)
• Cal State LA launches LA BioStart, a five-week training program for bioscience entrepreneurs, BIotech Connections (Aug. 11)
• NSF Grant: AGU and Partners Aim at Gender Issues in Geosciences, Eos (Aug. 10)
• Dance performances in Los Angeles, Aug. 11-17, L.A. Daily News (Aug. 9)
• Over the decades, these writers have become a community at Squaw Valley, Sacramento Bee (Aug. 9)
• This Cuban immigrant family has been keeping Los Angeles caffeinated for half a century, L.A. Times (Aug. 9)
• Whiting Out Black Lives Matter, Truth Dig (Aug. 9)
• Hollywood Foreign Press Association Awards Thousands to Cal State LA, Broadway World (Aug. 8)
• Book Review: Latino City: Urban Planning, Politics, and the Grassroots by Erualdo R. González, LSE Review of Books (Aug. 8)
• ProyectosLA, Fair-Exhibition Hybrid Timed to Pacific Standard Time: LA/LA, Reveals Artists, Title, ArtNews (Aug. 8)
• CalArts awarded more than $100,000 from Hollywood Foreign Press Association, SCV Signal (Aug. 7)
• CSU changing freshmen math, English remedial education, KEYV-TV (Aug. 7)
• UW geographer leads initiative against sexual harassment, University of Wisconsin-Madison News (Aug. 7)
• Verizon Program Encourages Minority Male Youngsters to Pursue STEM Studies, Diverse Issues in HIgher Education (Aug. 6)
• The week ahead in L.A. dance, Aug. 6-13: American Contemporary Ballet and more, L.A. Times (Aug. 6)
• Silver Lake, the movie; rocks thrown at cars on the 101; Cal State overhauls remedial ed, Eastsider LA (Aug. 6)
• Pasadena Unified Names Principal of Hamilton Elementary, Pasadena Now (Aug. 3)
• LA’s Neighborhood Councils – Let’s Go Back to When NCs Represented the Wild, Wild West, City Watch (Aug. 3)
• Hollywood Foreign Press Unveils 2017 Grant and Scholarship Recipients, Hollywood Reporter (Aug. 2)
• Torino Johnson resigns as girls' basketball coach at Palisades, L.A. Times (Aug. 2)
• Cal State LA Receives National Grant to Drive Student Success, LatinoLA! (Aug. 2)
• CSU-LA: Transparency and Problem Centered Learning, AAC&U (Aug. 2)
• Jóvenes de secundaria aprenden acerca de la ingeniería, La Opinion (Aug. 1)
• Teaching and Learning: It’s Good Till It’s Not, Inside Higher Ed (Aug. 1)
• Sorry, you butter, steak and fat lovers: It really IS about what you eat, L.A. Times (Aug. 1)
• Finding the Top Universities in California | What Are the Best Universities California Has to Offer?, AdvisoryHQ (Aug. 2017)
• America's Top Colleges, Forbes (Aug. 2017)
• Diagnosing and Classifying Anemia in Adult Primary Care, Clnician Review (Aug. 2017)
• Para Los Niños Taps Prominent L.A./Boston Bilingual Education Leader as Superintendent & Vice President of Charter Schools, Business Wire (July 30)
• Clean energy industry workshops to be held at 5 CSU campuses, Long Beach Press Telegram (July 30)
• Hall of Fame baseball Coach John Herbold has died, L.A. Times (July 29)
• Partisans load both barrels in battle over gas tax, Orange County Register (July 28)
• Billie Jean King, 73 but 17 inside, still has plenty to give, Philly.com (July 28)
• Frau Fiber’s Subversive Stitch: Sewing As An Act of Rebellion, KCET Artbound (July 27)
• Greater Diligence Can Improve Outcomes, Prevent Readmissions for Patients with Secondary Heart Failure, Newswise (July 27)
• Verizon Foundation Expands STEM Program, L.A. Sentinel (July 27)
• Ana Bárbara participara en “Mariachi Nationals event”, Farandula USA (July 27)
• Greatest Michigan-born home run hitters in Major League Baseball history, Michigan Live (July 26)
• Author and Historian: Abraham Hoffman To give a talk on his new book: “California’s Deadliest Earthquakes, A History” at the Newhall Library, Santa Clarita Magazine (July 26)
• Grants & Gifts: Cal State LA receives national grant to drive student success, AASCU Biweekly E-newsletter (July 26)
• These universities are America’s engines of upward mobility—and they’re sputtering, Quartz (July 25)
• Jóvenes de secundaria aprenden sobre tecnología, Hispanos Press (July 24)
• Will the Dems' 'Better Deal' help define what the party stands for?, KPCC 89.3 (July 24)
• San Bernardino’s Terrance Stone to present at Chicago gang conference, L.A. Daily News (July 24)
• Here’s why Inland officials hope the American Aerospace Technical Academy will attract high-tech jobs to the area, Press Enterprise (July 24)
• Soccerization of Land Use, UrbDeZine Los Angeles (July 22)
• Attorney General Becerra and 19 Others Sends Letter to Trump, World Journal Chinese Daily News (July 22)
• Xavier Becerra And Other Attorneys General Urge President Trump To Defend DACA, LAist (July 22)
• Motion Picture Academy Supports Cal State LA’s New Urban Stories Film Incubator, Latin Heat (July 21)
• Patrick Widner: a heart as big as the world, Davis Enterprise (July 21)
• California Attorney General: We Stand Ready to Defend DACA, KBS America News (July 21)
• Leave DACA alone, state attorney general urges Trump, Ventura County Star (July 21)
• In Letter To Trump, California Attorney General Vows To Protect Dreamers, CBS Los Angeles (July 21)
• Pasadena Unified Names New Principals at McKinley K-8 and Madison Elementary School, Pasadena Now (July 21)
• Becerra and 19 other attorneys general pen letter to President Trump urging him to defend DACA, L.A. Times (July 21)
• Challengers in SoCal Republican districts drawing big donations though many are political newbies, KPCC 89.3 (July 21)
• Cal State receives national grant to drive student success, Los Angeles WAVE (July 20)
• Cal State trustees expected to discuss budget priorities, student enrollment, L.A. Times (July 18)
• Bioscience entrepreneurs, investors connect at Cal State LA for First Look L.A. 2017, Propel L.A. (July 18)
• Motion Picture Academy Supports Cal State LA's New Urban Stories Film Incubator, Broadway World (July 17)
• Forgotten Black Women of Early Hollywood Take Center Stage at CAAM, KCET Artbound (July 17)
• Templeton alum coaches youth basketball in Kenya, Paso Robles Press (July 17)
• August 12: ‘Deadliest Earthquakes’ Talk to Shake Newhall Library, SCV News (July 17)
• Glut of Democratic congressional candidates raises questions, Orange County Register (July 16)
• Templeton High alum coaches youth basketball in Kenya, Atascadero News (July 15)
• California university receives NATO grant to conduct research on cybersecurity, Government Security News (July 14)
• Voice of the Community: Congresswoman Maxine Water, WEAA - Public Radio 88.9 FM (July 14)
• Mirrella Bautista and Luis Antezana: Educación con Propósito Social, Latin Colors (July 14)
• Three UH spinouts present at prestigious LA technology showcase, University of Hawaii News (July 14)
• Linda Ortega - 2017 Pasadena Rotary Teacher of Excellence, Pasadena Now (July 14)
• California State University Emergency Managers Conference, Monterey Herald (July 14)
• Kirby Lee Is A Track And Field Legend Behind The Camera, Long Beach Gazettes (July 13)
• New center at UCLA raises everyone’s voices for environmental science, UCLA Newsroom (July 13)
• Cascade Energy, Inc. to Become Cannabis Strategic Ventures, PR Newswire (July 13)
• Celebrating Dick Gregory: Lamont Yeakey, KCSB-FM (July 13)
• Grants & Gifts: Cal State LA, AASCU E-newsletter (July 12)
• College Update: Locals turn in terrific track seasons, Glendale News-Press (July 12)
• Verizon Innovative Learning at Cal State LA, KLCS News Brief (July 11)
• QTC Provides Real-World STEM Training for University Students, Benzinga (July 11)
• 19 CSUs Ranked Among Best Colleges for Quality, Affordability and Access, CSU News (July 10)
• Welcome Back, ‘Ed Ruscha Monument’, L.A. Downtown News (July 10)
• Chinatown's swap meets once opened a door to the American dream. Now, their future is uncertain, L.A. Times (July 10)
• Activists Demand NRA Pull Recruitment Ad In Their Own Powerful Video, Huffington Post (July 8)
• College Counseling in Los Angeles: Research-Driven Change, Part 2, Education Week (July 7)
• Bioscience Entrepreneurs, Investors Connect at Cal State LA for First Look L.A., Biotech Connections (July 7)
• First Look L.A. Connects Bioscience Entrepreneurs and Investors at Cal State LA, LA Bioscience Hub (July 7)
• Bioscience Entrepreneurs, Investors Connect at Cal State LA, LAVA (July 7)
• Templeton resident coaches Kenyan youth in basketball and life, Paso Robles Daily News (July 7)
• Bioscience entrepreneurs, investors connect at Cal State LA for First Look L.A. 2017, L.A. Sentinel (July 7)
• La Crescenta resident collaborates with scientists from Italy, Pakistan, and Israel to address today’s security challenges, La Crescenta-Montrose Patch (July 7)
• Tornado Alley: Dr. Robert Frisbee, Weather Channel (July 6)
• Bioscience Entrepreneurs, Investors Connect at Cal State LA for First Look LA 2017, World Journal Chinese Daily News (July 6)
• Undocumented student at USC brings hope to others just like her, USC News (July 6)
• California Governor Plans to Host 2018 Global Climate Summit, Voice of America (July 6)
• Guzheng Music by Judy Ying to be Presented at South Pasadena Library Arts Crawl, Pasadena Now (July 6)
• Dr. Alexander Jun Elected First Asian American Moderator of the PCA, Christianity Daily (July 6)
• Winner: All the King's Meant, Sports on Earth (July 6)
• Milwaukee Public Radio: Competition in the Classroom - Professor John Shlinder, WUWM Radio (July 5)
• In Memoriam: James “Jim” Newman, legendary basketball coach, Compton Herald (July 4)
• Determine Whether to Declare a Major on College Applications, U.S. News & World Report (July 3)
• Bioscience entrepreneurs and investors connect at Cal State LA for First Look L.A. 2017, Education Dive (July 3)
• Alumni Profile: Kent Twitchell, CSU Impact (July 3)
• Cal State LA receives research grant from NATO's Science for Peace and Security Program, Public Now (July 3)
• Former basketball coach Jim Newman has died at 83, L.A. Times (July 3)
• Berenice Onofre Vásquez: Un Orgullo Del Perú Que Inspira Sueños, Peruvian Press (July 1)
• Ex-LAUSD board President Steve Zimmer reflects on gains, losses and what’s next, L.A. Daily News (July 1)
• It's the end of an era: Channel 18 cancels international format that served generations of L.A. immigrants, L.A. Times (July 1)
• Garcetti takes oath for second term as L.A. mayor, L.A. Times (July 1)
• CSUSB Names Clare Weber New Deputy Provost, InlandEmpire.US (July 1)
• California State University, Los Angeles features alumnus at Commencement, The Voice (Summer 2017)
• An East Side Rose: Professor Silva & the East LA College Writers' Society, Brooklyn & Boyle (July 2017)
• Top 100 Safest Colleges in America 2017, Alarms.org (July 2017)
• Cal State LA scores goal with Los Angeles Football Club partnership, Around Alhambra (July 2017)
• East L.A. students to study STEM subjects at Cal State LA, Los Angeles WAVE (June 30)
• Bioscience Entrepreneurs, Investors Connect at Cal State LA for First Look L.A. 2017, Newswise (June 30)
• Millennials in for small positives, big negatives in Senate health bill, BenefitsPro (June 29)
• Cal State L.A. student to get $210,000 after federal jury finds LAPD officer used excessive force, L.A.Times (June 29)
• East L.A. middle school boys headed to tech & science boot camp at Cal State L.A., Eastsider LA (June 28)
• Bioscience entrepreneurs and investors connect at Cal State LA for First Look L.A. 2017, Public Now (June 28)
• How one union boss manages to outfox L.A. politicians — and deliver the goods to his members, L.A. Times (June 28)
• For Millennials, Both Good And Bad News In Senate’s GOP Health Bill, Kaiser Health News (June 28)
• Premium decrease could help some millennials but many will lose access to insurance, Healthcare Finance News (June 28)
• How half of California's future workforce can earn college degrees at higher rates, EdSource (June 27)
• How Cal State LA Transformed its Mobile App to Engage Students, DubLabs Blog (June 26)
• Cal State LA ofrecerá clases STEM a estudiantes de secundaria, Hispanos Press (June 23)
• Cal State LA, Verizon Boost STEM Education Among East L.A. Middle Schoolers, L.A. Parent (June 23)
• Gil’s Goodwill!, L.A. Sentinel (June 22)
• Neshek awaits next move, credits Cardinals with why he's coveted, St. Louis Dispatch (June 22)
• Pasadena Unified Names Assistant Superintendent of Special Education, Pasadena Now (June 22)
• Archdiocesan victims assistance coordinator appointed to advise U.S. bishops, Tidings (June 22)
• DWP contract could spark costly demands from other city unions, L.A. Times (June 22)
• Between LaVar Ball and LaVar-ology, GQ (June 21)
• California Named US State With Worst Air Quality, Yet Again, CleanTechnica (June 21)
• El Camino College Honors Director of Nursing, Redondo Beach Patch (June 21)
• California named state with the worst air quality (again), Phys.org (June 21)
• All you need to know about yoga, Femina (June 20)
• This state has the worst air quality in the nation, CBS News (June 20)
• California named state with the worst air quality (again), Science Daily (June 19)
• Berenice Onofre, peruana de 70 años con doctorado en EE.UU, destaca la importancia de la educación [ENTREVISTA], Diario Trome (June 17)
• Cal State to End Placement Exams, World Journal Chinese Daily News (June 16)
• Reform Board of Equalization but preserve key taxpayer protections, Orange County Register (June 16)
• There's a lesson anyone can learn from couples who are in arranged marriages, Business Insider (June 16)
• ARS Awards Scholarships to Deserving High School Graduates, Asbarez (June 16)
• San Onofre Parks Foundation Summer Lecture Series Returns, SC Times (June 16)
• COC to Launch Women’s Tennis Program, SCV News (June 15)
• Early Entrance Program at Cal State LA: Student Interviews, China Press (June 15)
• Early Entrance Program at Cal State LA: Director's Interview, China Press (June 15)
• California Named State with the Worst Air Quality (Again), CSU Newsroom (June 15)
• Nonprofit grad dedicated to engaging, supporting immigrant communities, USC Price News (June 14)
• New principal to take the helm at Escondido High School, San Diego Union-Tribune (June 14)
• Minnesota Twins 2017 MLB Draft pick capsules, Fox Sports (June 14)
• NATA Names New Board of Directors Members, Aviation Pros (June 14)
• Cascade Energy, Inc. Announces Change of Control, Baystreet (June 14)
• Searching for Possibilities in the Southeast, Southern California Latino Policy (June 13)
• From the Editor: A Summit of (True) Possibilities, Southern California Latino Policy (June 13)
• Democrats seek more health care for California’s undocumented, L.A. Daily News (June 11)
• Marcha gay de la Resistencia en LA arenga a que se procese a Donald Trump, La Opinion (June 11)
• Ending the Curse of Remedial Math, New York Times (June 10)
• Banro Provides Corporate Update, Market Watch (June 9)
• OMA&D Mourns Passing of Former VP Herman Lujan, University of Washington News (June 9)
• Cal State LA scores a goal with LAFC partnership, World Journal Chinese Daily News (June 8)
• Earth to Bass: Halo Orbit’s Juan Alderete, Premier Guitar (June 8)
• Immigration agents came for our student, L.A. Times (June 8)
• Cal State LA Plans 1,500 Student Beds, Urbanize LA (June 7)
• Creating Assignments That Matter: How Cal State LA and ACUE Are Helping Faculty Develop Students’ Civic Values, ACUE Community (June 6)
• As LA’s historic police reform measure turns 25, we look at past and present day relevance, KPCC 89.3 (June 5)
• Investigating dead bodies?, L.A. Times HS Insider (June 5)
• Hoping to transfer to Cal State LA next spring? You'll have to wait, KPCC 89.3 (June 5)
• Angelenos: Just. One. More. Election., L.A. Weekly (June 5)
• Keppel Grad Ends Basketball Career at Cal State LA, SGV West Valley Journal (June 4)
• Meet the Trump backer leading the resistance to the resistance in California, L.A. Times (June 3)
• Pasadena native, Cal State LA alum to compete on ‘Jeopardy!’ Friday, Pasadena Star-News (June 2)
• Trump casts shadow over Darrell Issa, Mimi Walters, Ed Royce and Dana Rohrabacher reelection bids, Orange County Register (June 2)
• Cal State LA collects history of local Chinese American community, SGV Tribune (June 1)
• Cal State LA class collects history of local Chinese American community, Pasadena Star-News (June 1)
• Cal State LA class collects history of Chinese American community, Whitter Daily News (June 1)
• Photos: Cal State LA’s Asian/Asian American Studies Program presents oral histories, Pasadena Star-News (June 1)
• Chinese American Oral History Project at Cal State LA, World Journal Chinese Daily News (June 1)
• Sports Digest: Making A Splash, Los Angeles WAVE (June 1)
• Cal State LA scores a goal with LAFC partnership, L.A. Sentinel (June 1)
• Moorpark College Computer Science StudentsWIN FIRST PLACE AT ProgFest 2017, Tri County Sentry (June 1)
• Cal State LA student wants to be an astronaut, but first he’ll serve as an officer in the U.S. Marines, Veterans Reporter News (June 2017)
• Latest News: Library of Congress Welcomes Junior Fellows, EIN Presswire (May 31)
• This 70-Year-Old Peruvian PhD Grad Proved It’s Never Too Late to Make Your Dreams Come True, Hispanic Network Magazine (May 31)
• This 70-Year-Old Peruvian PhD Grad Proved It’s Never Too Late to Make Your Dreams Come True, Remezcla (May 30)
• Meet the 16-year-old who graduated from Cal State LA, Pasadena Star-News (May 30)
• Meet the 16-year-old who just graduated from Cal State LA, L.A. Daily News (May 30)
• Meet 16-year-old student who just graduated from Cal State LA, San Gabriel Valley Tribune (May 30)
• Spotify's Data Dump Just Revealed The Hidden Truth About Today's College Students, Good Education (May 30)
• Una inspiración para muchos estudiantes, Hispanos Press (May 29)
• Abuela obtiene Doctorado para ayudar a inmigrantes, Hispanos Press (May 29)
• Peruana de 70 años obtiene doctorado en California y es destacada por medios de EE.UU., La Republica (May 29)
• Palos Verdes Estates professor turns engineering project into ‘game changer’ for rural Mexican town, Daily Breeze (May 28)
• L.A.’s success with police reform holds lesson for nation: Guest commentary, L.A. Daily News (May 28)
• Downey coach has priorities straight, and players heading to college, Varsity Times Insider (May 28)
• Twin brothers receive doctorates from Cal State LA, Los Angeles WAVE (May 26)
• Aprueban proyecto de sede deportiva de Los Angeles FC, Univision Deportes (May 26)
• New warden named at California Correctional Institution, Tehachapi News (May 26)
• LA Football Club to Build $30 Million Training Facility and Headquarters at Cal State LA, LA West Media (May 25)
• L.A. moves closer to granting LAUSD children savings accounts for college, Beverly Press (May 25)
• Election aftermath: Don't expect to see big increases in LA charter schools, EdSource (May 24)
• LAFC's $30-million commitment to training complex at Cal State L.A. is third-highest in MLS history, L.A. Times (May 26)
• Election aftermath: Don't expect to see big increases in LA charter schools, L.A. School Report (May 26)
• Cal State LA scores a goal with LAFC partnership, California Business Journal (May 25)
• Cal State LA scores a goal with LAFC partnership, FCS Awards Newswire (May 25)
• Cal State LA scores a goal with LAFC partnership, Press Enterprise (May 25)
• Cal State LA scores a goal with LAFC partnership, Sacramento Bee (May 25)
• Cal State LA scores a goal with LAFC partnership, Wall Street Select (May 25)
• Cal State LA scores a goal with LAFC partnership, SportsVenue-Technology (May 25)
• On the Move: Professional Recognition - George L. Pla, L.A. Biz (May 25)
• Cal State LA scores a goal with LAFC partnership, P.R. Newswire (May 25)
• Is your soul mate out there? Here’s what experts think., Chicago Tribune (May 25)
• LAFC makes plan for training complex east of downtown, NBC Sports (May 25)
• LAFC tendrá centro de entrenamiento en Cal State LA, Hispanos Press (May 25)
• MLS: LAFC sells out premium seating, plans complex, Soccer America Daily (May 25)
• LAFC announce plans for $30 million training facility at Cal State LA, MLS Soccer (May 25)
• LAFC's $30-million plan for Cal State LA training site wins approval, L.A. Times (May 24)
• Cal State L.A. scores $30 million pro-soccer training center, Eastsider LA (May 24)
• LAFC to build new training site on campus of Cal State Los Angeles, Orange County Register (May 24)
• Goaaal! Big time soccer wins OK for $30 million headquarters at Cal State LA, MyNewsLA (May 24)
• LAFC makes plan for training complex on Cal State LA campus, Washington Post (May 24)
• LAFC makes plan for training complex on Cal State LA campus, ESPN (May 24)
• LAFC makes plan for training complex on Cal State LA campus, USA Today (May 24)
• LAFC to build soccer training facility at Cal State LA, L.A. Daily News (May 24)
• LAFC makes plan for training complex on Cal State LA campus, Washington Times (May 24)
• LAFC to build soccer training facility at Cal State LA, L.A. Daily News (May 24)
• Culver City Twins Seek to Help Autistic Arabs, The Front Page (May 24)
• Stepping up the fight: Los Angeles’ teachers union in the aftermath of its major election defeat, LA School Report (May 24)
• WordsUncaged, Project Director Interview, California Humanities (May 23)
• Thomas A. Saenz of MALDEF Awarded Honorary Doctorate at Cal State LA's Commencement 2017, Newswise (May 23)
• Cal State LA Ranked Number One in the Nation for Upward Mobility, Hispanic Outlook on Education (May 22)
• Grandmother Earns Doctorate's, Hopes to Inspire Others, NBC Los Angeles (May 22)
• Abuela recibe doctorado y demuestra que nunca es tarde, Telemundo 52 (May 22)
• Just 16-years-old, Fil-Am student at Cal State LA to graduate and enroll in Ph.D. physics program, Asian Journal (May 22)
• Peruana orgullosamente recibe su doctorado… ¡a la edad de 70 años!, La Opinion (May 22)
• New Era for L.A. Schools: How Will the New School Board Work With Superintendent Michelle King?, The74 (May 22)
• California colleges welcome revived federal Pell grants for summer school, EdSource (May 22)
• A Defense of ‘Transracial’ Identity Roils Philosophy World, The New York Times (May 21)
• Recent Private Gifts to Higher Education (May 2017), Chronicle of Higher Education (May 21)
• Cal State LA student to attend Columbia University journalism program, World Journal Chinese Daily News (May 19)
• Wilson Middle School’s Jason Taylor Named Pasadena Unified Teacher of the Year, Pasadena News Now (May 19)
• Cal State LA to present presidential medallion, Los Angeles WAVE (May 18)
• Biocom's Los Angeles Office Marks its One Year Anniversary, PR Newswire (May 18)
• Cal State LA forum features world-renowned poet Nikki Giovanni, L.A. Sentinel (May 18)
• What the school board shift could mean for Michelle King, who was just named Superintendent of the Year, L.A. School Report (May 18)
• Sand Canyon Country Club Course Renovations Aim For Enjoyability, KHTS Radio (May 18)
• Activists call for data on Pasadena police stops amid frictions with black, Latino communities, Pasadena Star-News (May 18)
• Estudiantes de Cal State LA donan tecnología a una escuela de Oaxaca, Hispanos Press (May 17)
• First Female Long Beach Postmaster To Be Sworn In Office, Long Beach Gazettes (May 17)
• Reception for Tuscarora artist planned at Carson City’s OXS Gallery, Nevada Appeals (May 17)
• Monica Rodriguez's election triumph means there will be two women on L.A. City Council, L.A. Times (May 17)
• City Council winners: Gil Cedillo, Monica Rodriguez, labor, L.A. Times (May 17)
• Paulo Jusay Earns Doctorate, Fullerton Observer (May 16)
• Abstract 'Natural Selections' on display at Brand Library, Glendale News-Press (May 16)
• Cal State LA Alumni Siblings Continue Legacy at Famed Porto’s Bakery, Newswise (May 16)
• Santa Monica Grandmother Awarded Doctor of Education at Cal State LA, Santa Monica Observer (May 15)
• MALDEF President to Receive Honorary Doctorate at Cal State LA, LatinoLA! (May 15)
• Entrepreneur, Philanthropist George L. Pla to Receive Cal State LA Presidential Medallion, Newswise (May 15)
• Cal State LA student from Eagle Rock to study food systems for global health at Cornell University, Eagle Rock Patch (May 15)
• Election Coverage: May 16th LA City Council District 1, The Sprawl Podcast (May 15)
• 16-year-old Fil-Am student to enter Ph.D. physics program, Asian Journal Weekend Edition (May 13-16)
• Heat turning up in quiet LA City Council race as candidates debate narrow differences, KPCC 89.3 (May 12)
• Essential Arts & Culture: Sneak peek of the new Marciano, Obama's library, Tennessee Williams in dance, L.A. Times (May 12)
• Meeting changing challenges, Pacific Business News (May 12)
• Thomas A. Saenz of MALDEF to receive honorary doctorate at Cal State LA Commencement, Education Dive (May 11)
• Cal State LA student from Oxnard receives NSF fellowship for doctoral program at UCLA, Citizens Journal (May 11)
• Cal State LA Student Aims for Career in the Aviation Industry, AviationPros (May 11)
• Arcadia resident to graduate from Cal State LA, attend Columbia University journalism program, Arcadia Weekly (May 11)
• Academy Preview: LA Galaxy Academy look to build on recent strong performances, LA Galaxy (May 11)
• LA 2000: Secessionists Wanted to Break Up LA, Neighborhood Councils Came to the Rescue, City Watch (May 11)
• Carlos Mencia comic comes to the Visalia Fox Theatre, Visalia Times-Delta (May 10)
• Community Calendar: Film Festival, Los Angeles WAVE (May 10)
• Opportunities for Learning Celebrates Their University Bound Graduates, Monrovia Weekly (May 10)
• Pasadena Bio Collaborative Incubator Announces New CEO, Major Expansion, Monrovia Weekly (May 10)
• Burbank resident at Cal State LA to study lemurs in Madagascar, L.A. Times (May 9)
• For 45 Years, Southern California’s ‘Donut Man’ Has Drawn Crowds on Route 66, NBC News (May 9)
• How To Get Executive Buy-In For Corporate Social Responsibility In Four Steps, Forbes (May 9)
• Los Angeles County Library presented the inaugural “Compton Turns the Table” a free live concert, EurWeb (May 9)
• ANCA-Burbank to Honor Community Leaders at Annual Banquet, Asbaraz (May 9)
• Lifelong Love of Nursing Drives Maggie Cote to Share Her Care, NoozHawk (May 9)
• 10th Annual Pan-African Studies Forum, KTLA Community Calendar (May 9)
• Cal State LA forum features world-renowned poet Nikki Giovanni, L.A. Sentinel (May 8)
• Against backdrop of voter discontent, two L.A. City Hall insiders seek 7th District council seat in San Fernando Valley, L.A. Times (May 8)
• 10 Million Are Represented by 5 Politicians, and Few Know Who They Are, L.A. Weekly (May 8)
• Five Things You Didn’t Know about Kara Royster, TV Overmind (May 8)
• Eric Garcetti and L.A.’s 2024 Olympics bid: Tested this week by IOC, Orange County Register (May 7)
• Bruce Yonemoto at Luckman Gallery: Of grow lights and glaciers, L.A. Times (May 6)
• Tenth Annual Pan-African Studies Forum, Campus Circle (May 6)
• Poet Nikki Giovanni at the Luckman Theatre at Cal State LA, The Fume of Sighs (May 6)
• Eduardo Angeles Joins Cal State LA as Adjunct Professor of Aviation Law, AviationPros (May 5)
• California Today: Democrats See a Launching Pad in Trump, New York Times (May 5)
• 10th Annual Pan-African Studies Forum in Los Angeles, Eventful.com (May 5)
• Esperanza de un hogar: Conoce a una niña que busca una familia para ayudarle a cumplir sus metas, Telemundo 52 (May 4)
• Community Calendar: Design Expo, University Concert, Poet Featured, Los Angeles WAVE (May 4)
• Senators Question Trump About Abrupt Dismissal of Former Surgeon General Vivek Murthy, India West (May 4)
• New Leadership at Pasadena’s Collaborative, Outlook (May 4)
• How To Ease The Financial Pain Of High-Deductible Health Plans, Kaiser Health News (May 3)
• 10th Annual Pan-African Studies Forum, EyeSpyLA.com (May 3)
• 10th Annual Pan-African Studies Forum, ABC-7 Community Calendar (May 3)
• 10th Annual Pan-African Studies Forum, Eastsider LA (May 3)
• 10th Annual Pan-African Studies Forum, Pasadena Weekly (May 3)
• Nikki Giovanni, Black Cultural Events (May 3)
• Roy Boulghourjian Elected President of the Pasadena Unified Board of Education, Pasadena News Now (May 2)
• Ask Emily: How to ease the financial pain of high-deductible health plans, KPCC 89.3 (May 1)
• In Honor of Rosser [continued from front page], Pure News USA (May 2017)
• How To Ease The Financial Pain of High-Deductible Health Plans, California Healthline (Apr. 28)
• Pat Brown Institute Honors California Speaker Anthony Rendon and Dr. Altman of Kaiser Family Foundation, California Newswire (Apr. 28)
• Commencement Speakers Announced: Cal State LA, Inside Higher Ed (Apr. 27)
• Spotlight — Emily Allen, ABET (Apr. 27)
• The Ice Age that never happened, Scienceline (Apr. 27)
• Montebello teachers union gets jump on election with early school board endorsements, Whittier Daily News (Apr. 27)
• Best Value Colleges 2017: America's Best Value Colleges, Forbes Magazine (Apr. 26)
• Carrollton Medical Startup’s Devices Used for National Project, D Healthcare Magazine (Apr. 26)
• Caltrans honors workers killed on the job in Capitol ceremony, Sacramento Bee (Apr. 26)
• Maxine Waters' battle against powerful white men began when Eula Love was killed in 1979, Mic (Apr. 26)
• From Rodney King to a transformed L.A., Jewish Journal (Apr. 26)
• Community Members Aid Cutting-Edge Research in ‘BioBlitz’ Project, UC Merced University News (Apr. 26)
• Opinion: There’s No End—and No Accounting—to CSU’s Administrative Bloat, Times of San Diego (Apr. 25)
• On eve of first 100 days, Trump on track to break all-time low polling records, Orange County Register (Apr. 24)
• 2020 California presidential primaries could be held in March, Daily Bulletin (Apr. 23)
• Cal State LA names building for ex-president, Los Angeles WAVE (Apr. 21)
• Academy Announces 2017-18 FilmCraft and FilmWatch Grant Recipients, Oscars.org (Apr. 21)
• Tech entrepreneur plans resort at former Robinson Ranch, Santa Clarita Valley Signal (Apr. 21)
• Local community things to know and do for the Pasadena area: Mesoamerican Symposium, Pasadena Star-News (Apr. 20)
• Datebook: “Transcultural Dialogues: The Books of Mesoamerica and Colonial Mexico,” at JFK Library at Cal State LA, L.A. Times (Apr. 20)
• Community Calendar: Museum, Cal State LA offer Mesoamerican Symposium, Los Angeles WAVE (Apr. 20)
• Garcetti's State of the City charts a course of 'bold action' for L.A. as his budget stakes out top priorities, L.A. Times (Apr. 20)
• James M. Rosser Hall dedicated in honor of legendary former president, L.A. Sentinel (Apr. 19)
• Officials declare California's drought officially over, CGTN America (Apr. 19)
• Oscar-nominated film ’13’ to be screened April 21 in Piedmont, East Bay Times (Apr. 19)
• Banro Completes Recapitalization Transactions, Market Watch (Apr. 19)
• Agenda LA: lo que no te puedes perder esta semana - Simposio sobre arqueología, La Opinion (Apr. 19)
• Poetry Within Reach & Poetry Pioneers, Hometown Pasadena (Apr. 18)
• The Redwood Chamber Choir Back, Times Publishing Group (Apr. 18)
• John Stead named TMU provost, The Signal (Apr. 18)
• Rongxiang Xu College of Health and Human Services dedication at Cal State LA, World Journal Chinese Daily News (Apr. 15)
• Cal State LA dedicates the Rongxiang Xu College of Health and Human Services, Sing Tao Daily Los Angeles (Apr. 15)
• Rongxiang Xu College of Health and Human Services Dedicated at CalState LA, US News Express (Apr. 15)
• Student film to show human aspect of building Trump’s wall, The Panther (Apr. 15)
• Cal State LA's Rongxiang Xu College of Health and Human Services dedication ceremony, HTTV News (Apr. 14)
• Honors for Three African Americans at Major Universities, Journal of Blacks in Higher Education (Apr. 14)
• 25 Years After the Riots: A Civil Rights Attorney Recalls Grinning Through the Chaos, LA Weekly (Apr. 14)
• Aeroplex/Aerolease CEO Curt Castagna appointed to L.A. County Airport Commission, Aviation Pros (Apr. 14)
• Cal State LA ofrece una colección de riqueza histórica mesoamericana, Hispanos Press (Apr. 13)
• Van Nuys Airport real estate executive to serve on LA County Airport Commission, L.A. Daily News (Apr. 13)
• James M. Rosser Hall dedicated in honor of legendary former president, Black Enterprise (Apr. 13)
• James Rosser Hall dedicated in honor of legendary former president, L.A. Biz (Apr. 13)
• Rosser Hall dedicated in honor of legendary former president, Wall Street Select (Apr. 13)
• James M. Rosser Hall dedicated in honor of former president, Southern Soul Magazine (Apr. 13)
• James M. Rosser Hall dedication in honor of legendary former president, CEO.CA (Apr. 13)
• James M. Rosser Hall dedicated to honor of legendary former president, Sacramento Bee (Apr. 13)
• Pasadena Bio Collaborative Incubator Announces New CEO, Major Expansion, Monrovia Weekly (Apr. 13)
• Dynofit Announces First Commercial Shipments of Flexdot, CityBizList (Apr. 13)
• CFF, TALA, YMA to Host Annual Scholarship Luncheon, Apparel News (Apr. 13)
• COMMUNITY CALENDAR: Cal State LA hosts conference on Mexican writer, Los Angeles WAVE (Apr. 13)
• Opening Two-Day Conference on Works of Acclaimed Mexican Writer Alfonso Reyes at Cal State LA, Eastern Group Publications (Apr. 13)
• Los Angeles metro area posted dip in housing building permits, KPCC 89.3 (Apr. 13)
• Cal State LA wins first place in the college division at the SourceAmerica Design Challenge, World Journal Chinese Daily News (Apr. 12)
• Cal State LA Earns National Recognition for Making Great Teaching a ‘Crucial Lever’ to Student Success, Education Dive (Apr. 12)
• Cal State LA Earns National Recognition for Making Great Teaching a ‘Crucial Lever’ to Student Success, Newswise (Apr. 12)
• The Forgotten History of U.S. Deportations to Mexico in the 1930s (Video), TruthDig (Apr. 12)
• Dr. Emily Hernandez discusses the elementary school murder-suicide shooting, Fox-11 Good Day LA (Apr. 11)
• Trump wants immigrants to 'share our values.' They say assimilation is much more complex, L.A. Times (Apr. 11)
• SourceAmerica Announces High School and College Winners of National Engineering Competition Supporting People with Disabilities at Work, Benzinga News (Apr. 10)
• New Data Powers Progress for Teens, Also Creates Problems, Experts Say at Conference, Juvenile Justice Info Exchange (Apr. 9)
• Conference on Alfonso Reyes at Cal State LA, April 14-15, LatinoLA! (Apr. 8)
• See who’s taking over the reins at Hermosa Beach City Hall, Daily Breeze (Apr. 7)
• GO Central City, LAUSD News Brief (Apr. 7)
• Cal State LA's History Society to Host Mesoamerican Symposium April 21-22, Antique & The Arts (Apr. 7)
• Warriors rock Rosie the Riveter logo in honor of Women’s History Month, Golden State of Mind (Apr. 7)
• Conference on Alfonso Reyes at Cal State LA, Eastsider LA (Apr. 6)
• Community Calendar: Free Income Tax Preparation & Filing at the Lincoln Heights Library, Eastern Group Publications (Apr. 6)
• Cal State LA ofrece simposio sobre Mesoamérica, Hispanos Press (Apr. 5)
• Trump’s ties are unveiled as his administration sides with private prisons, Daily Titan (Apr. 5)
• Nothing to do but wait for results in California's special congressional election, L.A. Times (Apr. 4)
• UTC-UTI: Tunneling A New Pathway for Engineers, The Oredigger (Apr. 4)
• California contest yields insight into shifting Dem Party, The Times Leader (Apr. 3)
• Green Chopsticks by Cropsticks, Shark Tank  Blog (Apr. 3)
• U.S. House Special Election Offers Insight into Shifting Democratic Party, NBC News (Apr. 3)
• US House race offers insight into shifting Democratic Party, KRGV News (Apr. 1)
• Santa Fe High theatre teacher named to national advocacy group for the arts, Whittier Daily News (Apr. 1)
• Trump legislative agenda not exactly speeding through Congress, WPXI News (Apr. 1)
• Free income tax filing assistance available at Cal State LA for qualified individuals, Around Alhambra (April 2017)
• A boot camp for bioscience innovation: Cal State LA's BioStart, Urban University (Mar. 31)
• 10 ways to burn more calories during any type of workout, Fox News (Mar. 31)
• An Essential Primer on the Legendary Maxine Waters, Advocate (Mar. 31)
• NVUSD names new assistant superintendent, Napa Valley Register (Mar. 31)
• Special election set in 34th Congressional District, Los Angeles WAVE (Mar. 31)
• Sergio Aloma, WeHo’s New Sheriff’s Captain, Is a Real Man on the Run, WEHOville (Mar. 31)
• ‘Zoot Suit’ Draws Crowds and Decked-Out Fans in Los Angeles, New York Times (Mar. 30)
• Why I Hate Being Called an "Exotic Beauty", Glamour (Mar. 30)
• Este mexicano, orgulloso de su cultura y de sus raíces, agradece las oportunidades que le ha dado EEUU, Univision-34 La Mesa (Mar. 29)
• Carlos Mencia, unsurprisingly, has plenty to say about Trump, immigrants and his career, Modesto Bee (Mar. 29)
• LA Congressional Candidate Wendy Carrillo Vows To 'Fight For Progressive Causes', Los Angeles Patch (Mar. 28)
• Esteemed Registered Nurse and Nurse Instructor in Los Angeles, California Marla Schlesinger, RN, MSN, will be Presented in the Worldwide Leaders in Healthcare, PR News (Mar. 28)
• Congreso Internacional sobre Alfonso Reyes: poesía, ensayos y teoría literaria, MXLA2017 (Mar. 27)
• Cal State LA Receives $1.5 Million for State Playhouse, Hispanic Outlook (Mar. 25)
• Photo Flash: Actor's Co-op Presents Relevant Drama CAT'S-PAW, Broadway World (Mar. 25)
• Cal State LA Receives $1.5 Million for State Playhouse, Philanthropy News Digest (Mar. 25)
• L.A. without the NEA: Lula Washington's aim is to lift up lives through dance, L.A. Times (Mar. 23)
• Traditional dating norm perpetuates guilt, Chimes (Mar. 23)
• Ana quiere cumplir los deseos que tenía su madre cuando vivía en El Salvador, Univision-34 La Mesa (Mar. 22)
• The Ahmanson Foundation provides $1.5M gift for State Playhouse, Campus Circle (Mar. 22)
• The Ahmanson Foundation Provides $1.5M Gift to Cal State LA's State Playhouse, Broadway World (Mar. 22)
• Third Annual Airport Planning Course at California State University, Los Angeles, Features HNTB Guest Lecturers, AviationPros (Mar. 21)
• Why are Green Groups So White? A Talk With George Sánchez-Tello, Link TV: Earth Focus (Mar. 21)
• VOTE: D2 Men's Track and Field HERO of the Week, HERO College Sports News (Mar. 21)
• Beaumont lures top-flight swim coach, Record Gazette (Mar. 20)
• 10 Ways to Burn More Calories During Any Type of Workout , Health.com (Mar. 20)
• Case Studies of Instructional Improvement: California State University, Los Angeles [pg. 17], ACE: Instructional Quality, Student Outcomes, and Institutional Finances (Mar. 20)
• Top 25 Undergraduate California Business Schools 2017 [#24], Top Management Degrees (Mar. 20)
• Ball brothers rule in college and high school basketball, CBS This Morning (Mar. 17)
• Walter E. Williams to Receive the $250,000 Bradley Prize, Journal of Blacks in Higher Education (Mar. 14)
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• LaVar Ball's College Coach on Whether Ball Could Beat Jordan: 'He Said What?', Bleacher Report (Mar. 17)
• News & Notes from our Community: Taxing Times, Pasadena Weekly (Mar. 16)
• Cristina en 'La Mesa' con León Krauze: “Como chicana me he sentido discriminada, pero sigo adelante”, Univision-34 La Mesa (Mar. 15)
• Does instructional quality impact institutional revenue?, Education Dive (Mar. 13)
• Lawmakers propose covering college tuition, living expenses students, Pasadena Star-News (Mar. 13)
• Arts Preview: Chicano art pioneer Frank Romero is still painting, still loves cars and still defends ugly palm trees, L.A. Times (Mar. 9)
• Grants & Gifts: California State University, Los Angeles, @AASCU biweekly e-newsletter (Mar. 9)
• Garcetti now has a mandate — but how he will use it has City Hall and the political world guessing, L.A. Times (Mar. 9)
• Could Dianne Feinstein Face a Democratic Challenge in 2018?, KQED: The California Report (Mar. 9)
• Five Fast Facts About Evelyn Boyd Granville, Energy.gov (Mar. 9)
• The star of 'At Home at the Zoo' on the risks and growing rewards of being a deaf actor, L.A. Times (Mar. 9)
• What's behind all the big spending on the LA school board primary, KPCC 89.3 (Mar. 8)
• Cal State LA's Mesoamerican Symposium to Honor Prominent Mexican Archaeologist, Fine Books & Collections (Mar. 8)
• Veterans’ Advocate Woman of Distinction, South Pasadena Review (Mar. 8)
• Superior Court Commissioner Rebecca Omens Slates Retirement From Bench, Metropolitan News-Enterprise (Mar. 8)
• It's hard to beat an incumbent — just look at LA's City Council races, L.A. Times (Mar. 8)
• LA's preliminary results show wins for Garcetti and Measure H, defeat for Measure S, KPCC 89.3 (Mar. 8)
• León Krauze conversa con una joven estadounidense de raíces mexicanas en La Mesa, Univision-34 La Mesa (Mar. 8)
• The $500 Burrito, Anderson Valley Advertiser (Mar. 8)
• The 2017 election has already been decided for these 3 LA seats, L.A. Daily News (Mar. 7)
• Economist Walter Williams Wins 2017 Bradley Prize for Free Market Advocacy, The Daily Signal (Mar. 7)
• First-generation veterinary student shows ‘This is what it looks like’, Colorado State Source (Mar. 7)
• New Certificate Program for Early Learning Educators Commences Today, Yahoo! Finance (Mar. 6)
• Mesoamerican Symposium 2017 at Cal State LA, LatinoLA! (Mar. 5)
• L.A. residents' frustration with rising crime is a challenge for Garcetti's reelection bid, L.A. Times (Mar. 3)
• Notes: End of a full week - Politics and governing, L.A. Observed (Mar. 3)
• CSUs that Offer Students Unlimited Transit Rides, Streetsblog Cal (Mar. 2)
• Seven things to do this weekend: Screening of Ava DuVernay’s documentary “13th”, Cambridge Day (Mar. 2)
• An El Sereno Home Sold for Nearly $1 Million: What's in Store for This Eastside Neighborhood?, LAist (Mar. 2)
• Question about superintendent’s strategic plan highlights priorities for District 6 candidates, LA School Report (Mar. 2)
• Community Calendar: Tax Assistance, Los Angeles WAVE (Mar. 2)
• Cal State LA’s Mesoamerican Symposium, Anthropology News (Mar. 2)
• Cheryl Miller Coaches Cal State LA Into the Postseason, L.A. Sentinel (Mar. 1)
• Así logró Susana convertirse en dreamer y llegar a la universidad, Univision-34 La Mesa (Mar. 1)
• City of Cypress honors centenarian Lucille Thompson, Orange County Breeze (Mar. 1)
• Eric Garcetti Makes His Case as Mayor of Los Angeles, New York Times (Mar. 1)
• Governor Brown Announces Appointments: Dara Schur, Imperial Valley News (Mar. 1)
• Life After Prison: A Conversation on Reentry on The Dialogue with Starlett Quarles, L.A. Talk Live! (Mar. 1)
• CSU Campuses Recognized Nationally as Leaders in Diversity and Inclusion, CSU Media Center (Mar. 1)
• Sports Icon Billie Jean King Endows ITA Ann Lebedeff Leadership Award, Pomona-Pitzer Athletics (Mar. 1)
• The Joy of Not Cooking, Women's Health Magazine (March 2017)
• Cal State LA ranked number one in nation for upward mobility, Around Alhambra (March 2017)
• Free income tax filing assistance available at Cal State LA for qualified individuals, Around Alhambra (March 2017)
• 2017 Mesoamerican Symposium, Eastsider LA (Feb. 28)
• How Porto's Bakery went from an underground Cuban business to a beloved SoCal food institution, Orange County Register (Feb. 28)
• Aileen Hernandez, 90, Ex-NOW President and Feminist Trailblazer, Dies, New York Times (Feb. 28)
• 20 of L.A.'s Most Iconic Murals, LA Weekly (Feb. 28)
• "Decade of Betrayal": How the U.S. Expelled Over a Half Million U.S. Citizens to Mexico in 1930s, Democracy Now! (Feb. 28)
• These colleges are better than Harvard at making poor kids rich, Vox (Feb. 28)
• Donan a Cal State acervo sobre historia y arqueología de México, Cronica (Feb. 28)
• Cal State LA receives federal grant to improve fitness in wheelchair users, PRLog (Feb. 28)
• Harpist to visit Hussey-Mayfield March 14, Current in Zionsville (Feb. 28)
• California State University: Receive a Transformative Education in Sunny California, Study International News (Feb. 27)
• Mid-Tier Universities Boast Of Low-Income Students With Good Outcomes, University Herald (Feb. 27)
• 5th Dimension’s Florence LaRue Celebrates 75th Birthday, EurWeb (Feb. 27)
• Women in Business Q&A: Nika Nour, Director of Federal Government Affairs, Entertainment Software Association (Alumna), Huffington Post (Feb. 27)
• Meet an LAUSD school board candidate — District 4’s Steve Zimmer, L.A. School Report (Feb. 27)
• Analysis: As School Board Races Spiral in Denver and Los Angeles, Big Money Becomes the New Normal, The 74 (Feb. 27)
• Media Notes: East LA Walkout at Cal State LA, LA Observed (Feb. 26)
• Only Two People Already Know Who Won The Oscars (But They're Not Telling), Forbes (Feb. 26)
• Rancor over development, crime shadow LA mayor’s race, L.A. Daily News (Feb. 26)
• Which Colleges Might Give You The Best Bang For Your Buck?, nprEd: How Learning Happens (Feb. 26)
• A new study suggests that this type of college is the most valuable, HelloGiggles.com (Feb. 26)
• Development, crime rival contest for LA mayor, San Francisco Chronicle (Feb. 26)
• LA super kids compete for science bowl honors, L.A. Daily News (Feb. 25)
• Incumbent Gil Cedillo faces a challenge in contest for his L.A. City Council seat, L.A. Times (Feb. 25)
• New transfer counselor serves underrepresented students, The Channels (Feb. 24) 
• A Symposium in Homage to Eduardo Matos Moctezuma at Cal State LA, Ancient Origins (Feb. 24)
• Republicans challenged on how to replace Obamacare with a credible plan, Sacramento Bee (Feb. 24)
• Actors Co-Op Presents CAT'S-PAW by William Mastrosimone, Broadway World (Feb. 24)
• Wendy Carrillo: From undocumented immigrant to congressional candidate, ORA TV: PoliticKING (Feb. 24)
• Gran Acuífero Maya: explorar miles de cenotes mayas, Azteca Noticias (Feb. 24)
• Grants and Gifts: California State University, Los Angeles, @AASCU E-newsletter (Feb. 23)
• People Making News: Nancy McQueen, Crescenta Valley Weekly (Feb. 23)
• Holy Moly, Batman! Hundreds Flock to CD 1 Debate at Sotomayor, City Watch (Feb. 23)
• L.A. Voter Guide: Deciphering This Election's Most Contentious Issue, Measure S, L.A. Weekly (Feb. 23)
• 2017 será un año de homenajes para el arqueólogo Eduardo Matos Moctezuma, Cronica (Feb. 23)
• Reportaje El Gran Acuífero Maya. Conociendo el cenote Chichan, Azteca Noticias (Feb. 23)
• Community Calendar: Tax Assistance, Los Angeles WAVE (Feb. 23)
• Mitchell Schwartz for Mayor: Offering a Choice, City Watch (Feb. 23)
• Sierra College Ridley Gallery Presents Fossils and Seeds Photography by Rebecca Gregg, YubaNet (Feb. 23)
• Cal State LA's Fine Arts Gallery features works by artist Frank Romero, Art Daily (Feb. 22)
• “He helped introduce Chicano art to the world” — Exhibit honors the work and legacy of Frank Romero, Eastsider LA (Feb. 22)
• LA County is adding jobs, but the pay isn't great, KPCC 89.3 (Feb. 22)
• Report: Mid-level public institutions excel at economic mobility for grads, Education Dive (Feb. 22)
• Students learn of sexism in the black community, The Collegian (Feb. 22)
• Why it took two women to write 'Balls,' the opera about Billie Jean King's 'Battle of the Sexes', L.A. Times (Feb. 22)
• Lowell Joint School District board of trustees appoints new member, Whittier Daily News (Feb. 22)
• Wheelchair Users’ Exercise Needs Research Receives Boost by Cal State LA Grant, Rehab Management (Feb. 21)
• Reportaje. El gran acuífero maya, Azteca Noticias (Feb. 21)
• Glendale resident Nancy McQueen awarded 2017 Clare Boothe Luce Scholarship, Montrose-La Crescenta Patch (Feb. 21)
• Mid-Tier Colleges Do Better Job of Upward Mobility, Campus Technology (Feb. 21)
• US Marijuana Industry Anxiously Awaits New AG’s Cannabis Position, Voice of America (Feb. 21)
• Half the candidates in L.A.'s latest congressional race have their own immigrant story. With Trump, this contest is personal, L.A. TImes (Feb. 21)
• The Foundation of Heaven: The Great Temple of the Aztecs. A Symposium in Homage to Eduardo Matos Moctezuma, MXLA Blog (Feb. 21)
• U.S. attorney won't file charges after probe of $1.3-billion iPads-for-all project in L.A. schools, L.A. TImes (Feb. 21)
• Cal State LA First in the Nation in Upward Mobility, L.A. Parent (Feb. 20)
• Boyle Heights native is new diversity chief at Cal State LA, Boyle Heights Beat (Feb. 20)
• Orion Saxophone Quartet at Cal State LA, L.A. West Media (Feb. 20)
• The 3 kids and blustering dad who want to take over basketball, New York Post (Feb. 20)
• Recursos para inmigrantes, ¿en la cuerda floja?, Telemundo-52 (Feb. 19)
• Trump’s gap between talk, action could benefit California, KSBW (Feb. 19)
• Orion Saxophone Quartet in Los Angeles, Eventful.com (Feb. 17)
• In the Age of Trumportunism, Young California Politicians Seize the Spotlight, L.A. Weekly (Feb. 17)
• Trump’s gap between talk, action could benefit California, San Francisco Chronicle (Feb. 18)
• Bookkeeper, stuntman among 20 candidates in crowded contest for a Los Angeles City Council seat, L.A. Times (Feb. 18)
• Frank Romero: Soñando en East Los Exhibit's Opening Reception, Eastsider LA (Feb. 17)
• Frank Romero: Soñando En East Los, ArtWeek.com (Feb. 17)
• Frank Romero: Soñando En East Los’ Opening Reception, Pasadena Weekly (Feb. 17)
• Frank Romero: Soñando en East Los Exhibit's Opening Reception, Eastsider LA (Feb. 17)
• Tommy Williams: The value and cost of college, Shreveport Times (Feb. 17)
• What is the 'Indivisible' movement, and why is the group demanding town halls?, Orange County Register (Feb. 17)
• Orion Saxophone Quartet at Cal State LA, EyespyLA.com (Feb. 17)
• 2017 año de homenajes para el arqueólogo Eduardo Matos Moctezuma, Ciudadania Express (Feb. 16)
• Cal State LA To Advance A New Beginning in Bio-Science Innovation, The Huffington Post (Feb. 16)
• What does rock music look like? Cal State L.A. gallery plays with the idea of sound, L.A. Times (Feb. 16)
• Cal State LA Receives Federal Research Grant to Improve Fitness in Wheelchair Users, Newswise (Feb. 16)
• Two Indian American Post-grads Named Gates Cambridge Scholars, India West (Feb. 16)
• Students’ hot topics for District 4 candidates: school police, charters, college readiness and the undocumented, L.A. School Report (Feb. 16)
• Rebranding, Rebuilding, Remodeling: Daryl Gross’ Fresh Approach to Cal State LA Athletics, L.A. Sentinel (Feb. 16)
• Cal State LA biochemistry faculty lauded for her accomplishments, Highland Park Patch (Feb. 16)
• ELAC Names Building for Past President: Ernest H. Moreno, Eastern Group Publications (Feb. 16)
• COMMUNITY CALENDAR: Cal State LA offers job fair, tax help Feb. 18, Los Angeles WAVE (Feb. 16)
• 5 Ways Campuses Are Helping Students De-Stress, CSU News (Feb. 16)
• CSU Hackathons Fostering Innovation in Students, CSU Leader (Feb. 16)
• Pan African Film Festival Executive Director Ayuko Babu discusses historic 25th anniversary, L.A. Sentinel (Feb. 15)
• LAFC add six coaches to academy staff, SB Nation: Angels on Parade (Feb. 15)
• Mitchell Schwartz might be an ally of Eric Garcetti if he weren't running against him, L.A. Times (Feb. 15)
• Agenda LA: todos los eventos que no te puedes perder esta semana, La Opinion (Feb. 15)
• Why Shopping Together Hurts Relationships, attn: News (Feb. 15)
• Sore Winners: Payback, Insecurity and the Trump Administration, Paste Magazine (Feb. 15)
• U.S. Commerce Dept. awards $500,000 to Cal State LA and its partners for LABioStart boot camp, Alhambra Source (Feb. 14)
• UCLA names Tony Lee, captain in Beverly Hills Police Department, new police chief, UCLA Newsroom (Feb. 14)
• ‘Love Has Been the Motif of My Life’, CSU News (Feb. 14)
• Tuition-free college would rev up California’s economic engines, Sacramento Bee (Feb. 13)
• Democratic constituents tell Walters she's on short leash, Orange County Register (Feb. 13)
• Not In Their Backyard, L.A. Magazine (Feb. 13)
• Tennis champion, advocate Billie Jean King to speak at June commencement, The Daily Northwestern (Feb. 13)
• With term limits and political roadblocks ahead, what's next for California Senate leader Kevin de León?, L.A. Times (Feb. 12)
• Student-led forum questions District 2 candidates on Trump policies, bullying and safety, L.A. School Report (Feb. 12)
• New US scholars selected for Gates Cambridge Scholarship, Cambridge Network (Feb. 10)
• Local Author Spotlight: 'Hell's Angels Revisited,' by Kevin Snow, Daily Camera (Feb. 10)
• Trump’s travel ban, immigration orders leave SGV students worried about the future, Pasadena Star-News (Feb. 10) 
• U.S. Dept. of Commerce Grants $500,000 to Cal State LA For Bioscience Bootcamp, L.A. Business Journal (Feb. 9)
• U.S. Commerce Dept. awards $500,000 to Cal State LA, Biocom Institute and Los Angeles Cleantech Incubator for LABioStart boot camp, Education Dive (Feb. 9)
• U.S. Commerce Dept. awards $500,000 to Cal State LA, Biocom Institute and Los Angeles Cleantech Incubator for LABioStart boot camp, Yahoo! Finance (Feb. 9)
• U.S. Commerce Dept. awards $500,000 to Cal State LA, Biocom Institute and Los Angeles Cleantech Incubator for LABioStart boot camp, BioMedReport (Feb. 9)
• U.S. Commerce Dept. awards $500,000 for LABioStart boot camp, StartUp TechWire (Feb. 9)
• U.S. Commerce Dept. awards $500,000 to Cal State LA, Biocom Institute and Los Angeles Cleantech Incubator for LABioStart boot camp, Newswise (Feb. 9)
• Community Calendar: Afternoon with Father Gregory Boyle at Cal State LA, Eastern Group Publications (Feb. 9)
• For adult children, a parent's new younger spouse can be a challenge, Chicago Tribune (Feb. 9)
• “Muslims and immigrants are welcome here!” Cal State LA students walk out, Liberation (Feb. 9)

LA Fil-Ams mourn passing of community leader-activist Greg Santillan, Inquirer (Feb. 8)

• February features library exhibit, jazz at the Plough, The Tribune (Feb. 8)
• The Confirmation of Betsy DeVos Causes Student Walkouts, Inverse (Feb. 8)
• JAMsj to Explore Mexican American Connection, Rafu Shimpo (Feb. 8)
• At Her Core, Zurita-Lopez All About Helping, Diverse Issues in Higher Education (Feb. 7)
• Cal State LA Biochemistry Faculty Lauded For Her Accomplishments, LatinoLA! (Feb. 7)
• Best Schools for Latinos, Latino Leaders Magazine (Feb. 6)
• Charles Reed, former chancellor of the Florida university system, remembered as ‘giant in higher education’, Financial News & Daily Records (Feb. 6)
• 7-Day Planner: Free Income Tax Preparation & Job Fair, ABC7 (Feb. 6)
• CSUs receive over $5 Million in grants, Daily TItan (Feb. 6)
• The fight’s on in 4 California districts where Republicans represent people who voted for Hillary, Mercury News (Feb. 6)
• Cal State LA to Offer Free Tax Help at Pasadena City College, Pasadena Now (Feb. 3)
• The fight's on in 4 local districts where GOP lawmakers represent people who voted for Hillary, Orange County Register (Feb. 3)
• Cal State LA No. 1 in Moving Students Up the Income Ladder, Eastern Group Publications (Feb. 2)
• How Athletes Have Contributed To The Political Resistance, Then And Now, LAist (Feb. 2)
• Jean Burden Poetry Reading at Cal State LA in Los Angeles, EventFul (Feb. 2)
• Ava DuVernay showcases her prolific new doc ‘13th’, L.A. Watts Times (Feb. 2)
• If the question is upward mobility the answer is California colleges, Fox & Hounds (Feb. 1)
• Here's what would it take to give California students a debt-free college education, L.A. Times (Feb. 1)
• An Afternoon with Father Gregory Boyle, Pasadena Weekly (Feb. 1)
• An Afternoon with Father Gregory Boyle, Eastsider L.A. (Feb. 1)
• Community Calendar: Feb. 2, 2017 – Feb. 8, 2017, Eastern Group Publications (Feb. 1)
• US-based agent says PBA in long-term plan of Fil-Am Joshua Munzon, Fox Sports (Feb. 1)
• Arthur C. Cope Scholar Award: Alejandro L. Briseno, Chemical & Engineering News (Jan. 2017)
• Cal State students rally in protest across California as trustees debate increasing tuition, L.A. Times (Jan. 31)
• Ava DuVernay showcases new doc ‘13th’ at Nate Holden Performing Arts Center, L.A. Sentinel (Jan. 31)
• Should L.A. Get Rid of the 710?, L.A. Magazine (Jan. 31)
• California Today: Another Election Is Coming to Los Angeles, New York Times (Jan. 31)
• Report Sheds Light on Higher Education and Income Mobility, Huffington Post (Jan. 31)
• California universities protest Trump immigration order, offer help to students and faculty, EdSource (Jan. 30)
• In praise of colleges that lift low-income students, Sacramento Bee (Jan. 29)
• More Heavy Showers Caused by Climate Change, Chemistry Views (Jan. 29)
• Why California's governor may emerge as top defender of liberal values, Christian Science Monitor (Jan. 28)
• Changing the lives of students, no matter where they begin in life, L.A. Business This Week (Jan. 27)
• Free Income Tax Preparation and Job Fair, KTLA Community Calendar (Jan. 27)
• Income Tax Preparation and Job Fair at Cal State LA, ABC7 Community Calendar (Jan. 27)
• Emerging Scholars 2017: Molecular Mysteries, Diverse Issues in Higher Education (Jan. 26)
• A Weekend In the Life of the Orange Coast College Swap Meet, OC Weekly (Jan. 26)
• Ballet Hispanico to Perform at The Luckman Fine Arts Complex at Cal State LA, Broadway World (Jan. 26)
• COMMUNITY CALENDAR: Cal State LA offers help with income tax filing, Los Angeles WAVE (Jan. 26)
• Rains From Thunderstorms Rising Rapidly in Europe, Asia, Climate Central (Jan. 26)
• Rain from Thunderstorms is Rising Due to Climate Change, Scientific American (Jan. 26)
• Rains From Thunderstorms Rising Rapidly in Europe, Asia, Beloit Daily News (Jan. 26)
• Europa: Mehr Schauer, weniger Landregen, Scinexx.de (Jan. 26)
• GO Central City Kickoff with Cal State LA, LACC and LAUSD, KLCS News Brief (Jan. 26)
• Neighborhood Councils: What Might Have Been, CityWatch (Jan. 26)
• Cal State LA communication studies graduate interns at the White House, L.A. Sentinel (Jan. 25)
• Dreamland: A Frank Romero Retrospective, KPCC 89.3 (Jan. 25)
• Meet the 33-Year-Old Genius Solving Baltimore's Opioid Crisis, Mother Jones (Jan. 25)
• Bulletin Board: Volunteer Income Tax Assistance Available, Eastsider LA (Jan. 25)
• Estudiantes del LAUSD reciben impulso para ir a la universidad, La Opinion (Jan. 24)
• Cal State LA to guarantee enrollment for Belmont Zone of Choice grads, LAUSD Daily (Jan. 24)
• Why Cal State LA turns most low-income students into top earners, Christian Science Monitor (Jan. 24)
• Why Cal State LA turns most low-income students into top earners, Education News (Jan. 24)
• Which California colleges help transform impoverished students into wealthy adults?, Sacramento Bee (Jan. 24)
• Cal State Los Angeles is a powerhouse of financial upward mobility for its students, Orange County Breeze (Jan. 24)
• Buscando Moderar La Disputa Con La Prensa [9:26], Telemundo KVEA-52 (Jan. 24)
• One GOP Plan Says Calif. And Other States That Like Their Obamacare Can Keep It, Kaiser Health News (Jan. 24)
• One GOP Plan Says States That Like Their Obamacare Can Keep It, California Healthline (Jan. 24)
• Restaurant brings ramen craze to Sonora, Union Democrat (Jan. 24)
• Want social mobility? Go to a state university, Impact Alpha (Jan. 24)
• Dual language education for the youngest learners could help save LA Unified, committee is told, L.A. School Report (Jan. 24)
• Path to Upward Mobility Through College Narrowing, Study Finds, Philanthropy News Digest (Jan. 24)
• Donald J. Trump: The 45th President of the United States, Poly Post (Jan. 23)
• 2017 Game Changer Awards: Coach Highlight, Bobbie Owen, Coaching Corps (Jan. 23)
• Cal State LA is among the best in the nation for social mobility, KNX Radio (Jan. 22)
• Impressive Successes in Moving Up the Poor, Jewish Journal (Jan. 21)
• Chicanos march against Trump in LA, FightBack! News (Jan. 21)
• 40 years ago, TV miniseries ‘Roots’ had nation talking about race, Las Vegas Review-Journal (Jan. 21)
• 22nd Annual 100 Black Men of West Texas, Inc. Scholarship Gala Saturday Evening, Everything Lubbock (Jan. 21)
• “The Presidency Is the ‘Wild Card’ of American Politics,” Says Cal State LA Expert, Newswise (Jan. 20)
• How Public Colleges Enhance Social Mobility (and Elite Colleges Often Don’t), Chronicle of Higher Education (Jan. 20)
• Cal State LA ranked number one in the nation for upward mobility, World Journal Chinese Daily News (Jan. 20)
• Study: Cal State LA, Cal Poly Pomona in top 10 for improving students’ economic status, L.A. Daily News (Jan. 20)
• Study: Cal State LA, Cal Poly Pomona in top 10 for improving students’ economic status, Inland Valley Daily Bulletin (Jan. 20)
• Educators Choose Avid To Build Solid Foundations for Media Careers, Nasdaq (Jan. 20)
• Uneven Access, Equal Success, Inside Higher Ed (Jan. 19) 
• Cal State LA ranked number one in the nation for upward mobility, Education Dive (Jan. 19)
• Cal State LA ranked number one in the nation for upward mobility, Campus Circle (Jan. 19)
• This family is creating a zero-waste homestead in Altadena with goats, chickens and bees, L.A. Times (Jan. 19)
• Cal State LA is number one in the nation for upward mobility, KABC Talk Radio (Jan. 19)
• The New York Times releases study by the Equality of Opportunity Project, NPR (Jan. 19)
• CSU Campuses Among Nation’s Best for Social Mobility, CSU Media Center (Jan. 19)
• Which Colleges Deliver True Upward Mobility?, Pacific Standard (Jan. 19)
• How Cal State LA ranks on upward mobility, Eastsider L.A. (Jan. 19)
• It's not in your head: The weather is weirder, and climate change is the reason why, Popular Science (Jan. 19)
• The Legacy Of Iran’s Powerful Cleric Akbar Hashemi Rafsanjani, Counter Currents (Jan. 19)
• Study casts doubt on use of 'show ups', San Francisco Daily Journal (Jan. 19)
• Lynwood Resident Interns at White House, South Gate-Lynwood Patch (Jan. 18)
• Top U.S. universities for upward mobility, Berkeley News (Jan. 18)
• Ranking the Schools that Turn Poor Kids into Wealthy Ones, Fiscal Times (Jan. 18)
• Some Colleges Have More Students From the Top 1 Percent Than the Bottom 60. Find Yours., New York Times (Jan. 18)
• New Corona mariachi academy teaches both music, life skills, Press Enterprise (Jan. 18)
• Seeking an edge over incumbents, these L.A. City Hall candidates are saying no to real estate developer donations, L.A. Times (Jan. 17)
• 4 Myths Dispelled: My Experience as a Minority PhD Accounting Student, Best Biz Schools (Jan. 16)
• New Alexandria Police Chief Appointed, to Start Jan. 23, Old Town Alexandria Patch (Jan. 16)

• LA: Building A More Sustainable Economy One Neighborhood at a Time, PublicCEO (Jan. 13)

• Richard Vladovic celebrates 50 years in education, sees much yet to be accomplished, LA School Report (Jan. 12)
• Cal State LA Pushes to Protect Undocumented Students, KCET Link Voices (Jan. 12)
• The rehearsal before the audition: Getting into LA's most prestigious arts school, KPCC 89.3 (Jan. 12)
• CSUN alum named Cal State LA’s new vice provost for diversity, engaged learning, Northridge-Chatsworth Patch (Jan. 11)
• California and the rust belt: A health care bridge, Jewish Journal (Jan. 11)
• Preschoolers with autism show gains after play-based program, UCLA Newsroom (Jan. 11)
• U.S. Senate confirms president’s nomination: Jeannie Oakes, Hazard Herald (Jan. 10)
• DLA Piper Nabs 3 Labor Partners From Sheppard Mullin, Law 360 (Jan. 10)
• Jóvenes de Cal State LA diseñan centro de recursos para pequeños empresarios, Hispanos Press (Jan. 9)
• Cal State LA receives $7 million gift to name School of Nursing, Alhambra Source (Jan. 9)
• Can chimps be kind? Maybe if humans tried to teach them., L.A. Times (Jan. 9)
• An L.A. civics lesson from inside City Hall, UCLA Newsroom (Jan. 9)
• President Obama Honors Federally-Funded Early-Career Scientists: Aradhna Tripati, White House Briefing Room (Jan. 9)
• Jews’ political split is sharpened after Trump win, UN’s Israel resolution, L.A. Daily News (Jan. 7)
• Octavio Villalpando: HEOC Alumnus Seeks to Improve Student Success as Cal State LA Vice Provost, Ampersand (Jan. 6)
• Facebook Live of Chicago assault raises fear of copycat violence, USA Today (Jan. 6)
• What happens when narcissists become parents, The Washington Post (Jan. 5)
• Challenger for Los Angeles mayor wants Garcetti to pledge not to run for higher office in 2018, L.A. Times (Jan. 5)
• Book Corner: Remembering Obama’s legacy, Los Angeles WAVE (Jan. 5)
• Former CSU Trustee Professor Jewel Plummer Cobb dies at 92, Orange County Register (Jan. 4)
• Alumna Donates $7 Million to Cal State LA to Name School of Nursing, Daily Nurse (Jan. 3)
• Gifts Roundup: California State University, Los Angeles, Chronicle of Philanthropy (Jan. 3)
• Scientific glassblower lets chemists’ dreams become reality, USC News (Jan. 3)
• Long Beach Airport Director Adjusts From Larger-Scale Operation, Gazette (Jan. 3)
• Strategic or shot-from-the-hip: Sorting out the Trump-isms, Pasadena Star-News (Jan. 2)
• Class Notes: Cal State LA Names Building After SIU Alumnus, SIU Alumni Magazine (Winter 2016)

2016 coverage

• Taking the College Track to the Cockpit, Aviation Business Journal (Third Quarter 2016)
• Here's What 9 Insanely Healthy Women Do Every Single Morning, Glamour (Dec. 30)
• Making sense of Trump's contradictions, Orange County Register (Dec. 30)
• Education Partnership Providing Pipeline for Success in Los Angeles, Diverse Issues in Higher Education (Dec. 28)
• Cal State LA Receives $7 Million for Nursing Institute, Philanthropy News Digest (Dec. 27)
• Sandra Wilson-Cannon is recognized by Continental Who's Who, PR Newswire (Dec. 27)
• Top Sports Moments of 2016: Cheryl Miller, L.A. Watts Times (Dec. 26)
• Beer at your bookstore or nail salon? Alcohol at unexpected businesses could draw customers — but also health concerns, L.A. Times (Dec. 25)

Cal State LA receives $7 million gift to name School of Nursing, World Journal Chinese Daily News (Dec. 22)

• Cal State LA fashion student featured in New York Times, Vogue, California Crusader News (Dec. 22-28)
• Retolling the CA GOP, KABC Talk Radio (Dec. 20)
• Students, faculty celebrate 30th year of college program, Inland Empire Community News (Dec. 16)
• Alumnus donates $7 million to Cal State L.A. nursing program, Eastsider LA (Dec. 14)
• Cal State LA takes top prize in L.A. Mayor’s Cup competition, Hispanic Network Magazine (Dec. 14)
• Mayor Garcetti Announces Winner of 2016 Mayor’s Cup, L.A. City (Dec. 14)
• Cal State LA is winner of the Mayor's Cup competition, World Journal Chinese Daily News (Dec. 14)
• Cal State LA student in Mayor's Cup competition aspires to become a boss of his own company, World Journal Chinese Daily News (Dec. 14)
• Trump's China rhetoric presents big risks for US firms, CCTV (Dec. 14)
• Cal State LA Takes Top Prize in LA Mayor's Cup competition, LatinoLA! (Dec. 13)
• Subaltern Dreams, Subaltern Realities, Los Angeles Review of Books (Dec. 13)
• Chinese investments in California increases employment, CCTV America (Dec. 13)
• Mayor Garcetti announces winner of 2016 Mayor’s Cup, Century City View (Dec. 12)
• Palisades Promotes Justin Bodiya to Chief Operating Officer and Sally Kawana to Chief Financial Officer, Globe Newswire (Dec. 12)
• Cal State campuses awarded grants to help ease shortage of teach ers, Long Beach Press-Telegram (Dec. 11)
• Cal State campuses awarded grants to help ease shortage of teachers, Daily Bulletin (Dec. 11)
• Struggling state Republican Party faces deep divide, Orange County Register (Dec. 9)
• Forest Lawn Names Board Room After Former Mayor Reitnouer, San Marino Tribune (Dec. 9)
• Cal State LA alumnus Mark Steven Greenfield commissioned for Metro public art project, L.A. Sentinel (Dec. 8)
• A national folk treasure: Tucson’s Lalo Guerrero, the father of Chicano music, Arizona Sonara News (Dec. 8)
• Get teachers teaching sooner: New CSU four-year – not five – plan battles shortage, MyNewsLA (Dec. 8)
• 2016 Newsmakers: CFA Serves at the Hub of California’s Apparel Industry, California Apparel News (Dec. 8)
• White nationalist event at Texas A&M reignites campus discourse debate, Christian Science Monitor (Dec. 7)
• Juan Muñoz Named Sole Finalist for Presidency at University of Houston-Downtown, Everything Lubbock (Dec. 7)
• Cal State LA building named for former KU administrator, LJWorld (Dec. 7)
• California politician shows little remorse, gets prison time, Alaska Highway News (Dec. 7)
• The Homemade Training That Propelled Lonzo Ball and His Brothers to Basketball Stardom, STACK (Dec. 7)
• Fue indocumentada y ahora es candidata al congreso de EEUU, La Opinion (Dec. 6)
• Cal State LA vies for top spot in L.A. Mayor’s Cup competition, Education Dive (Dec. 6)
• An Open Letter from Scientists to President-Elect Trump on Climate Change, Scientific American (Dec. 6)

Students Create Innovative Prototypes at Cal State LA BioHack, Newswise (Dec. 5)

• Cal State LA partners with NASA to study how materials solidify in space, SatPR News (Dec. 5)
• Wendy Carrillo, whose mother brought her to the country from El Salvador illegally, enters race for Becerra seat, L.A. Times (Dec. 5)
• Basketball runs in the family for Cal State LA twins from Fair Oaks, Fair Oaks-Carmichael Patch (Dec. 2)
• Cientos de estudiantes participan en conferencia de líderes jóvenes centroamericanos, La Opinion (Dec. 2)
• Se realizó la Conferencia de Liderazgo de la Juventud Centroamericana en la Universidad de California, KMEX-34 Univision (Dec. 2)
• Cal State LA Alumnus, Altadena Resident Mark Steven Greenfield Commissioned for Metro Public Art Project, Pasadena Now (Dec. 2)
• Cal State LA Alumnus and Altadena Resident Mark Steven Greenfield Commissioned for Metro Public Art Project, Altadena Now (Dec. 2)
• Eric Garcetti is walking on a political tightrope as he looks to work with Trump, L.A. Times (Dec. 2)
• Cal State LA’s School of Nursing Receives Higher Education Excellence in Diversity (HEED) Award, Around Alhambra (Dec. 1)
• CSU Seeks to Better Understand the Novel Properties of Space Materials, Cleveland State University News (Dec. 1)
• Redoubtable Filipino-American Newbie of Saigon Heat at ABL, Saigon Heat (Dec. 1)
• John Toll ventured into uncharted territory to shoot 'Billy Lynn', L.A. Times (Dec. 1)
• Cal State LA, UCLA work together to prepare young scientists for teaching, Asian Journal (Nov. 30)
• How does a school succeed in LAUSD? By getting around the bureaucracy, principals say, L.A. School Report (Nov. 30)
• Universidad Estatal de California prepara conferencia para asesorar a jóvenes inmigrantes, KMEX-34 (Nov. 30)
• Jennifer Chuang Is Honored As Sorority’s ‘Woman of the Year’, San Marino Tribune (Nov. 29)
• Twin basketball players team up at Cal State LA, Eastsider LA (Nov. 26)
• Tech FW Client Dynofit in Collaboration With Cal State LA Team Awarded NIDLRR Grant, CityBizList (Nov. 26)
• Cal State LA breaks ground on a bioscience center, Los Angeles WAVE (Nov. 25)
• Cal State LA Breaks Ground on Bioscience Innovation Center, Eastern Group Publications (Nov. 23)
• Cal State LA breaks ground on Rongxiang Xu bioscience center, HTTV China Media Group (Nov. 22) 
• Will El Sereno become the gateway to “Biotech Valley”?, Eastsider LA (Nov. 21)
• Is California headed for a showdown with President Trump over immigration?, KPCC 89.3 (Nov. 21)
• Cal State LA is breaking ground on Rongxiang Xu bioscience center, World Journal Chinese Daily News (Nov. 19)
• Cal State LA is trying to use a bioscience hub to bring new jobs, opportunity to struggling region, Pasadena Star-News (Nov. 18)
• Cal State LA broke ground on Rongxiang Xu bioscience center, KPCC 89.3 (Nov. 18) 
• Cal State LA breaking ground on Rongxiang Xu bioscience center, Sing Tao Daily Los Angeles (Nov. 19)
• Cal State LA breaks ground on Rongxiang Xu bioscience center, U.S. News Express (Nov. 18)
• Cal State LA is trying to use a bioscience hub to bring new jobs, opportunity to struggling region, L.A. Daily News (Nov. 18)
• Cal State LA breaks ground on the Rongxiang Xu bioscience center, China Press (Nov. 18) 
• Cal State LA hosts 23rd PBI Conference on Elections 2016, World Journal Chinese Daily News (Nov. 18)

• Long Beach City Manager Names John Keisler Director of Economic and Property Development, Long Beach Post (Nov. 18)

• Over 350 Campuses Join in the Healthy Campus Challenge: California State University, Los Angeles, White House Briefing Room (Nov. 18)

• Cal State LA Won't Assist with Deportations But It Won't Be Sanctuary Either, Highland Park Patch (Nov. 17)
• AM Alert: Covered California braces for the Trump era, Sacramento Bee (Nov. 17)
• Negatividad y abstinencia al voto dio rumbo a las Elecciones de EE.UU, Azteca America (Nov. 17)
• Survey Finds Less Favorable View of Police in LA's Minority Communities, NBC Los Angeles (Nov. 16)
• Public Hearing on Policing and Human Relations at Cal State LA, Eastern Group Publications (Nov. 16)
• Cal State LA announces its new MFA in Acting in TV, Film and Theatre, Education Dive (Nov. 16)
• Cal State LA Announces New MFA in Acting in TV, Film and Theatre, NewsDog Today (Nov. 15)
• 'The Walking Debt' Protest Potential Tuition Hike For The Cal State System, LAist (Nov. 15)
• U.S. Department of Commerce Invests $15 Million in Entrepreneurs Across the Nation to Move Ideas to Market, Promote American Innovation, EDA Newsroom (Nov. 15)
• Cal State LA Announces New MFA in Acting in TV, Film and Theatre Program, Broadway World (Nov. 14)
• Why a third of Clinton supporters say Trump's victory is illegitimate, Christian Science Monitor (Nov. 13)
• If the Obamacare law is repealed, could California keep it anyway?, L.A. Times (Nov. 11)
• Robert Vaughn, 'Man from U.NCL.E.' Star, Dies At 83, Access Hollywood (Nov. 11)
• Robert Vaughn, Suave 'Man From U.N.C.L.E.,' Is Dead at 83, ET Online (Nov. 11)
• Retiring justice studies professor leaves lasting mark on program, The Channels (Nov. 11)
• The Path to College Success, San Fernando Valley Sun (Nov. 10)
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• How did the polls get it so wrong?, KABC-7 (Nov. 10)
• Celebration of Life: Myrtle Sterling Priestley, L.A. Sentinel (Nov. 10)
• Trump victory sparks angry protests across California: 'Not my president', L.A. Times (Nov. 9)
• Success of homelessness and transit measures could give L.A. Mayor Eric Garcetti a boost, L.A. Times (Nov. 9)
• With Hahn and Barger elected as L.A. County supervisors, board will see its first female majority, L.A. Times (Nov. 9)
• ¿Qué caracterizó el voto latino en Los Ángeles?, Univision Los Angeles KMEX-34 (Nov. 9)
• Hahn bests Napolitano in race for South Bay supervisorial district, Easy Reader (Nov. 9)
• Here's what this election looks like to the people who are going to run the country one day, L.A. Times (Nov. 8)
• W&WD Announces WWEMA Scholarship Winner, W&WD Magazine (Nov. 8)
• Cal State University board considering tuition hike for next school year, Daily Breeze (Nov. 7)
• LA Observed Notes: Early voting, media moves and more, LA Observed (Nov. 7)
• Hispanic Vote Could Make Difference in Key Swing States, Voice of America (Nov. 7)
• Cal State LA honors top educators at annual Distinguished Educators Award Dinner, KLCS (Nov. 7)
• Living for the City: Meet Dr. Leana Wen, Baltimore's superstar health commissioner, Baltimore Magazine (Nov. 7)
• Votantes latinos del condado de Los Ángeles podrían ser una fuerza decisiva en las elecciones, Hispanos Press (Nov. 6)
• Analistas locales vaticinan una victoria de Hillary Clinton, La Prensa Excelsior (Nov. 6)
• What working moms would do if they could add extra hours to their busy day, Quartz (Nov. 6)
• Cal State LA's education professor honored during annual Distinguished Educators Award Dinner, World Journal Chinese Daily News (Nov. 5)
• Clinton, Sanders duel over Latino vote in California, Albuquerque Journal (Nov. 5)
• Presidential Candidates Try to Balance Acceptance of Immigrants, National Security, Voice of America (Nov. 5)
• Think Outside The Cage: Cal State LA's WordsUncaged Project with Lancaster Prison, KPFK 90.7 (Nov. 5)
• El voto latino que favorece a Trump y apoya las deportaciones, según estudio de Cal State LA, Univision Noticias (Nov. 4)

• Cal State LA partners with NASA to study how materials solidify in space, Space Daily (Nov. 4)

• Stephen Rothman, el director de la obra ‘Latina’, es un anglosajón enamorado de nuestra cultura, Hoy Los Angeles (Nov. 4)
• ¿Cómo afectará el voto de los Los Ángeles en las elecciones de EE.UU.?, El Semanario (Nov. 4)
• PBI-Cal State LA poll shows Latinos poised to be defining force in general election, KCRW-FM (Nov. 4)
• Cal State LA celebrates Legendary Sixth President James M. Rosser by Naming Building After Him, BCNN2.com (Nov. 3)
• ¿Cómo votarán los angelinos estas elecciones?, La Opinion (Nov. 3)
• LA County Latinos highly motivated to vote, poll says, KPCC 89.3 (Nov. 3)
• Gauchos to Square Off Against Cal State LA At Home Sunday, Daily Nexus (Nov. 3)
• Farrakhan speaks on Trump – Clinton and Election 2016, L.A. Sentinel (Nov. 3)
• Summit Calls for New Southeast Narrative, Eastern Group Publications (Nov. 3)
• Alexander: Coaching has given Cheryl Miller her passion back, Press Enterprise (Nov. 3)
• Día De Los Muertos at Downtown L.A.'s Grand Park, KCET-28 (Nov. 2)
• Baltimore's health commissioner is revamping the way we think about drug addiction—and so much more, City Paper (Nov. 2)
• Cal State LA names building after University’s legendary sixth president, L.A. Sentinel (Nov. 2)
• Pasadena Unified Superintendent Honored with Distinguished Educator Award, Pasadena Journal (Nov. 2)
• American baseball history is rich with Latino players, their stories, Smithsonian Insider (Nov. 2)
• Election Inflections: Expanding the Electorate, Capital & Main (Nov. 2)
• On The Brink | Southern California faces dire, drier future, VC Reporter (Nov. 2)
• NASA Offers Grants to Cal State LA to Study Solidification of Materials in Space, AZO Materials (Nov. 1)
• Dodger great Steve Garvey honored at Cal State LA's annual Billie Jean King gala, Palm Desert Patch (Nov. 1)
• Cal State LA Honors Entrepreneur, Philanthropist George L. Pla, LatinoLA! (Nov. 1)
• Should mental health be part of prenatal care?, Herald-Tribune (Nov. 1)
• Son of U-2 pilot shot down during Cold War to speak at Military Officers Association meeting Nov. 17, Roanoke Times (Nov. 1)
• The 2016 LAPA Student Member Scholarship Awardee: Cynthia Casteneda, LAPA Reporter (Nov. 2016)
• PSA: Your Voice Counts, ABC7 Eyewitness News (Oct. 2016)
• Biz briefly: Cordoba CEO honored; L.A. design firm moves to Irvine, Orange County Register (Oct. 31)
• Cal State LA partners with NASA to study how materials solidify in space, Newswise (Oct. 31)
• Honors and Awards for Three African American Scholars: James M. Rosser, Journal of Blacks in Higher Education (Oct. 31)
• Three new lieutenants for Ada County Sheriff’s Office, Idaho Business Review (Oct. 31)
• Artists selected to create artworks for Regional Connector project: Mark Steven Greenfield, The Source (Oct. 31)
• GW Mobile app needs updated based on student input, Hatchet (Oct. 30)
• Rockin’ Road to Dublin is Coming to L.A., The Signal (Oct. 29)
• Saigon Heat signs Fil-Am Joshua Munzon, ASEAN Basketball (Oct. 28)
• Cal State LA's Annual Career Fair for Veterans and Persons with Disabilities, KMEX-34 Univision (Oct. 28)
• Cal State LA's 2nd Annual Career Fair for Veterans and Persons with Disabilities, KNX 1070 (Oct. 28)
• Cal State LA's 2nd Career Fair for Veterans and Persons with Disabilities, KVEA-52 Telemundo (Oct. 28)
• Cal State LA Experts Available for Interviews on Election Issues, Newswise (Oct. 28)
• Community: “Feed The Community” Event Brings Needed Help To South LA Families, Clippers (Oct. 28)
• Pasadena Unified Superintendent Honored with Distinguished Educator Award, Pasadena Now (Oct. 28)
• Reputable Registered Nurse Cheryl A. Ricker, RN, BSN, will be Presented in the Worldwide Leaders in Healthcare, PR News Channel (Oct. 28)
• UCLA, Cal State LA work together to prepare young scientists for teaching, UCLA Newsroom (Oct. 27)
• El Editor's Hot Pick: LATINA by Milcha Sanchez-Scott at Cal State LA, LatinoLA! (Oct. 27)
• Marat Daukayev Nutcracker set to twirl, Larchmont Chronicle (Oct. 27)
• What's behind the pushback against offensive Halloween costumes?, Christian Science Monitor (Oct. 27)
• Dodgers News: Steve Garvey Recipient Of L.A. Sports Legend Award At Cal State L.A.’s Billie Jean King Gala, Dodger Blue Sportsblog (Oct. 26)
• Cheech Marin celebrates Richard Duardo and Chicano art at Cal State LA, Art Daily (Oct. 26)
• Cheech Marin celebrates Richard Duardo, Chicano art at Cal State LA, Scoop It! (Oct. 26)
• GOP dead zones: You won't find any Republicans to vote for in big areas of L.A. County, L.A. Times (Oct. 26)
• Being undocumented at San Diego State University, Daily Aztec (Oct. 26)
• Politics: Drop by Drop – Michael Antonovich, Mid Valley News (Oct. 26)
• Meet Eugene Webb of Mid Valley News “Webb’s Rules”, Mid Valley News (Oct. 26)
• Blog Kiosk: 10/26/2016 - Dodgers Links - Kershaw on a Plane, Urias, Utley and Garvey, Blue Heaven (Oct. 26)
• DENSO Announces New Marketing Manager, Aftermarket News (Oct. 26)
• “See Los Angeles. Find a Friend.” – The Address Book in the City, KCET Lost L.A. (Oct. 25)
• Nurses who kill: There’ve been more of them than you might think. And there could be thousands of victims, National Post (Oct. 25)
• ‘The father of the modern police novel’ Joseph Wambaugh on ‘Dragnet,’ police shootings and Hollywood’s action addiction, The Washington Post (Oct. 24)
• One researcher uncovers how 'suicide' victims of China's Cultural Revolution really died, L.A. Times (Oct. 24)
• Pasadena Unified School Board Meeting Thursday Includes Consideration of 5-Day Muir Basketball trip to Las Vegas, Pasadena Now (Oct. 24)
• Eastside Calendar: LATINA by Milcha Sanchez-Scott, Eastsider LA (Oct. 23)
• LATINA by Milcha Sanchez-Scott in Los Angeles, Eventful.com (Oct. 23)
• California treasurer who shut out Wells Fargo eyes top state job, Chicago Tribune (Oct. 22)

• Sergio Palafox (Part 2), Soccer Nation (Oct. 21)

• Ex-California State Senator Sentenced For Taking Bribes, CBS Los Angeles (Oct. 21)
• Cal State LA’s School of Nursing Receives Higher Education Excellence in Diversity (HEED) Award, Daily Nurse (Oct. 20)
• LWV’s Janis Hirohama serves as panelist for Harris-Sanchez debate, Rafu Shimpo (Oct. 20)
• Career day takes to the skies, The Acorn (Oct. 20) 
• California Treasurer Who Shut Out Wells Fargo Eyes Top State Job, Bloomberg (Oct. 20)
• History of Chinese laborers in the United States will be written in American textbooks (in Chinese), CCTV (Oct. 20)
• Bullying and the preschool child, MSU Extension (Oct. 19)
• Community Calendar: Ujima African American Youth Conference, KTLA-5 (Oct. 19)
• Eastside Events: Ujima African American Youth Conference, Eastsider LA (Oct. 19)
• Community Calendar: Ujima African American Youth Conference, KABC7 (Oct. 19)
• Los Angeles Events: Ujima African American Youth Conference, Eventful.com (Oct. 19)
• Events: Ujima African American Youth Conference, Pasadena Star-News (Oct. 19) 
• Los Angeles Dodgers have earned strong standing with the Latino community, ESPN (Oct. 18)
• Partnerhochschule der Woche Die California State University, Los Angeles, CollegeContact.com (Oct. 18)
• Coaching icon Bruich credits the 'we' factor for his success, Press Enterprise (Oct. 17)
• YWCA’s Women For Racial Justice Breakfast Brought Unity, Compassion and Inspiration for Social Change, Pasadena Now (Oct. 17)
• Bolivianx: Ashamed and Embarrassed No More, Good Men Project (Oct. 17)
• Insight Into Diversity’s 2016 Health Professions Higher Education Excellence in Diversity (HEED) Award Presented to Cal State LA's School of Nursing, Newswise (Oct. 14)
• What happened when LA foster youth made a short film? They got to go to the White House, L.A. Times (Oct. 13)
• How listening to mom helped Corona woman succeed, Press Enterprise (Oct. 13)
• Harris, Sanchez share views in race for U.S. Senate, Los Angeles WAVE (Oct. 13)
• Presidential Candidates Offer Competing Immigration Plans, Voice of America (Oct. 13)
• BIBAP Korean Musical at Cal State LA, Radio Korea (Oct. 13)
• Why therapy during pregnancy should be required, Washington Post (Oct. 13)
• U.S. Senate debate draws distinctions, L.A. Watts Times (Oct. 13)
• Clinical Genomics Strengthens its Leadership Team with Multiple Key Appointments, EconoTimes (Oct. 12)
• Rep. Loretta Sanchez challenges state Atty. Gen. Kamala Harris to another debate, L.A. Times (Oct. 12)
• 5 vie for 3 Arcata City Council positions, Times Standard (Oct. 11)

• ‘Los niños en hogares temporales también pueden soñar en grande’, La Opinion (Oct. 11)

• Meet Yvonne West-Palma, AUSD school board candidate in the third district, Alhambra Source (Oct. 10)
• Meet Mayor Paul Pitino, a Man Who Will Give You a Garbage Bag Full of Kale, Local Coast Outpost (Oct. 10)
• How they got here: Why Hillary Clinton, Donald Trump's styles have them one step from the presidency, OC Register (Oct. 9)
• Commentary: Benefits of early school start date outweigh concerns about summer heat, LA School Report (Oct. 7)
• Exhibit showcases the legacy of Eastside artist and printmaker Richard Duardo, Eastsider LA (Oct. 7)
• El Editor's Hot Pick: Richard Duardo: Artist & Master Printmaker Exhibition, LatinoLA! (Oct. 7)
• Community Calendar: Oct. 10 - Actor Cheech Marin at the Richard Duardo exhibition's opening reception, Los Angeles WAVE (Oct. 7)
• U.S. Senate Race: Sanchez and Harris Face Off in First and Only Debate, Santa Monica Observer (Oct. 7)
• Kamala Harris, Loretta Sanchez debate at Cal State Los Angeles, KABC-7 (Oct. 6)
• On display at California Senate debate: future of Democratic Party, Christian Science Monitor (Oct. 6)
• Boxer, Feinstein endorse Harris in race for US Senate seat, KPCC 89.3 (Oct. 6)
• Buttressed by the support of top Democrats, Kamala Harris shores up her lead after U.S. Senate debate, L.A. Times (Oct. 6)
• Harris y Sánchez se atacan una a la otra en la lucha por llegar al Senado, La Opinion (Oct. 6)
• U.S. Senate Debate Draws Distinctions, L.A. Sentinel (Oct. 6)
• U.S. Senate Candidate Debate held at Cal State LA, World Journal Chinese Daily News (Oct. 6)
• US Senate candidates spar in debate over who can best lead, KPCC 89.3 (Oct. 6)
• A U.S. Senate Candidate Just Dabbed At The End Of A Debate, NPR (Oct. 6)
• US Senate candidates spar in debate over who can best lead, KPBS (Oct. 6)
• California Senate candidates clash, but will voters notice?, Press Democrat (Oct. 6)
• Essential Politics: Sharp elbows from both Harris and Sanchez at Senate debate, L.A. Times (Oct. 6)
• US Senate candidates spar in debate over who can best lead, KPCC 89.3 (Oct. 6)
• Loretta Sanchez’s Dab During Senate Debate With Kamala Harris Draws Attention, KTLA-5 (Oct. 6)
• California Senate candidate 'dabs' in response to debate time limit, UPI (Oct. 6)
• Watch a candidate for U.S. Senate dab during a televised debate, Chicago Tribune (Oct. 6)
• Loretta Sanchez Did The Dab In The California Senate Debate, For Some Reason, Huffington Post (Oct. 6)
• YWCA Pasadena-Foothill Valley Hosts 14th Annual Women for Racial Justice Breakfast, Pasadena Now (Oct. 6)
• Azteca America Supports Campaign to Promote the Hispanic Vote, MultiChannel (Oct. 6)
• Senate candidates Kamala Harris, Loretta Sanchez clash in only debate, KABC-7 (Oct. 5)
• Loretta Sanchez makes some moves, takes some hits in U.S. Senate debate with Kamala Harris, Sacramento Bee (Oct. 5)
• Kamala Harris, Loretta Sanchez clash in U.S. Senate debate, Orange County Register (Oct. 5)
• Harris, Sanchez Clash in California's Lone US Senate Debate, CBS Los Angeles (Oct. 5)
• Kamala Harris, Loretta Sanchez Trade Jabs in Only Debate for US Senate, KTLA-5 (Oct. 5)
• Green Party's Jill Stein campaigns in Los Angeles, KABC-7 (Oct. 5)
• Loretta Sanchez, Kamala Harris trade barbs at U.S. Senate debate, L.A. Daily News (Oct. 5)
• Senate candidates Harris, Sanchez show differing styles in debate, San Francisco Chronicle (Oct. 5)
• Loretta Sanchez dabbed. Kamala Harris threw shade, L.A. Times (Oct. 5)
• Harris, Sanchez clash in U.S. Senate debate, Press-Enterprise (Oct. 5)
• WATCH: Senate Candidates Harris, Sanchez Meet in Final Debate, KQED (Oct. 5)
• Where to watch tonight’s U.S. Senate debate between Loretta Sanchez and Kamala Harris, L.A. Daily News (Oct. 5)
• U.S. Senate Debate between Kamala Harris and Loretta Sanchez, KCET (Oct. 5)
• What to expect from tonight's U.S. Senate debate, L.A. Times (Oct. 5)
• A cheat sheet for the Kamala Harris, Loretta Sanchez U.S. Senate debate, Sacramento Bee (Oct. 5)
• AM Alert: Kamala Harris, Loretta Sanchez meet for U.S. Senate debate, Sacramento Bee (Oct. 5)
• The election we are not having, Jewish Journal (Oct. 5)
• Essential Politics: Taking stock of this year's legislative session, L.A. Times (Oct. 4)
• Kamala Harris, Loretta Sanchez to debate on ABC7, ABC Eyewitness News (Oct. 4)
• Collaboration & Coffee: Cal State LA library adapts to a new generation of students, Eastsider LA (Oct. 3)
• The Evolution of California’s ‘College Promise,’ as Told Through 4 Students, KQED The California Report (Oct. 3)
• DUELING Dems in top two battles, Politico California Playbook (Oct. 3)
• What You Need to Know About the California U.S. Senate Debate, I Agree To See (Oct. 3)
• Harris, Sanchez facing off in Senate debate, San Francisco Chronicle (Oct. 3)
• Minority Access, Inc. Honors National Role Models, Diverse Issues in Higher Education (Oct. 2)
• White House plans to help with smart city projects, ReadWrite (Oct. 2)
• LA BioMed kicks off county-wide push to accelerate the biosciences industry, Daily Breeze (Oct. 2)
• Trump again surveys supporters before presidential debate, San Francisco Chronicle (Oct. 2)
• Cal State LA ranks as one of nation's best regional universities, Around Alhambra (Oct. 2016)
• Cal State LA opens new downtown campus, LA Independent (Sept. 30)
• Why California's 'snoozer' Senate election is actually important, The Christian Science Monitor (Sept. 30)
• ‘Finish in Four’ is new mantra for California State University, Sacramento Bee (Sept. 30)
• What to know about Friday's 'black moon', KPCC 89.3 (Sept. 30)
• Fighting opioid and heroin abuse takes many strategies at once: Guest commentary, L.A. Daily News (Sept. 30)
• What to Expect at the Second Presidential Debate, CSU News (Sept. 29)
• Community Calendar: Oct. 5 - Senate Debate, Los Angeles WAVE (Sept. 29)
• This health care exec wants more local kids to get biotech jobs, SGV Tribune (Sept. 28)
• Sarah Silverman and other comedians launch a voter registration tour, thanks to Tom Steyer, L.A. Times (Sept. 28)
• Spotlight: Loren Hanna, El Paisano Times (Sept. 28)
• Cal State To Participate In Second Chance Pell Pilot Program, The Huffington Post (Sept. 27)
• White House Puts Additional $80M Toward Smart Cities, Expands MetroLab Network, Government Technology (Sept. 27)
• Kamala Harris and Loretta Sanchez to debate at Cal State LA, Eastsider LA (Sept. 27)
• Latino Leadership Council wants more Latino representation in the workforce, Vida en al Valle (Sept. 27)
• History of Spanish-language TV Explored in Smithsonian Internship, UCR Today (Sept. 26)
• Cal State LA student receives trustees’ achievement award, Los Angeles WAVE (Sept. 25)
• Who faces biggest challenge in presidential election debate? It may well be Hillary Clinton, L.A. Daily News (Sept. 25)
• Former Oceanside Treasurer Gary Ernst Dies at 61, Times of San Diego (Sept. 23)
• Donald Trump asks this columnist for advice, and that's no lie, L.A. Times (Sept. 23)
• SoCalGas Vice President Gina Orozco-Mejia Receives Latina Corporate Pillar Award, Yahoo! Finance (Sept. 22)
• Donald Trump asks this columnist for advice, and that's no lie, L.A. Times (Sept. 23)
• SoCalGas Vice President Gina Orozco-Mejia Receives Latina Corporate Pillar Award, Yahoo! Finance (Sept. 22)
• Why New Affordable Housing Draws the Short Straw in Los Angeles, CityWatch (Sept. 22)
• Estudiante latina de Cal State LA recibe reconocimiento por sus logros excepcionales, Hispanos Press (Sept. 21)
• Lynwood Native Receives CSU Trustees' Award, South Gate-Lynwood Patch (Sept. 21)
• Social media plays growing role in police shootings like the one in Charlotte, The Charlotte Observer (Sept. 21)
• Researchers to study environment’s influence on health, USC News (Sept. 21)
• "Taste of Korea" at Cal State LA, KBS America (Sept. 20)
• More than 100 students lined up for "Taste of Korea" at Cal State LA, Korea Daily Los Angeles (Sept. 20)
• College students experience Korean food at Cal State LA, The Korea Times (Sept. 20)
• Cal State LA Downtown established to meet workforce demands, World Journal Chinese Daily (Sept. 19)
• Korean Food Festival was held today on Cal State LA campus, LA18 Prime News (Sept. 19)
• Hispanic-Serving State Colleges and Universities Aim to Boost Political, Civic Engagement, Hispanic Outlook (Sept. 19)
• No debating the silence in California's U.S. Senate race, L.A. Times (Sept. 20)
• Congressional Hispanic Leadership Institute Announces Series of Voter Forums to Educate, Engage and Empower Millennial Hispanics/Latinos, Globe News Wire (Sept. 20)
• Ceremony Celebrates Official Opening of Cal State LA Downtown Campus, USC Annenberg Media (Sept. 19)
• Cal State LA Downtown held its grand opening today, KABC7 (Sept. 19)
• For opera lovers, at last a 'Rake' for L.A., bearded lady and all, L.A. Times (Sept. 19)
• Changing of the (school) guard at Bonita High, Ramona Middle in La Verne, Inland Valley Daily Bulletin (Sept. 18)
• Sister Developers on a mission to keep us safe with wearable tech and mobile apps, BeVisible Latinx (Sept. 18)
• Former USC Athletic Director Talked Career, New Endeavors at Pasadena Quarterbacks Luncheon, Pasadena Now (Sept. 18)
• Here’s how you can celebrate the Moon Festival (aka Mid-Autumn Festival) the right way, Pasadena Star-News (Sept. 17)
• GO East L.A. partnership expands, Los Angeles WAVE (Sept. 16)
• The Irresistible Draw of Assimilation, LA Magazine (Sept. 16)
• New Kellogg's® Frosted Flakes® Survey Reveals 70 Percent Of Tweens Want More Opportunities To Share Their Greatness, P.R. Newswire (Sept. 15)
• Wesson appoints himself to oversee Valley's 7th district, KPCC 89.3 (Sept. 15)
• The Rams are back, but Los Angeles has changed, ESPN (Sept. 15)
• Introducing one of my Heroes and Role Models, Democrat & Chronicle (Sept. 15)
• Themed-housing controversy hits Cal State L.A., Los Angeles WAVE (Sept. 15)
• Nutrition education plus cafeteria changes leads kids to healthier eating, New China (Sept. 15)
• GO East L.A. Expands; Free Community College Launched, Eastern Group Publications (Sept. 15)
• CSU Transforming Students’ Lives and Our Communities through Research, Scholarship, and Creative Activity, CSU Media Center (Sept. 15)
• Cal State LA’s Black Student Union, School Administrators Dispel ‘Segregated Housing’ Rumors, L.A. Sentinel (Sept. 15) 
• Deng Hosts Camp for UK's Best High Schoolers, NBA.com (Sept. 14)
• City of Hope Teams up With Award-Winning Actress Mayim Bialik of CBSs The Big Bang Theory: Sumanta Pal, CBS8 (Sept. 14)
• Cal State LA ranks as one of nation’s best regional universities, Education Dive (Sept. 13)
• What’s the best college in California? The US News & World Report rankings are in, L.A. Daily News (Sept. 13)
• Cal State LA ranks as one of the nation's best regional universities, Public Now (Sept. 13)
• Cal State LA Ranks as One of Nation's Best Regional Universities, Newswise (Sept. 13)
• Remembering prominent progressive Stanley Sheinbaum, KPCC 89.3 (Sept. 13)
• GO East L.A. partnership expands to 25 schools, PublicNow (Sept. 13)
• Music, spirit and celebration mark expansion of GO East L.A., LAUSD Daily (Sept. 13)
• GO East L.A. kick-off rally with Cal State LA, ELAC and LAUSD at Roosevelt H.S., KLCS Newsbrief (Sept. 13)
• College Courses Offered to East L.A. High School Students as Part of Partnership, KTLA-5 (Sept. 13)
• The Rise of Voluntary Probation for L.A. County Youth, The Chronicle of Social Change (Sept. 13)
• Game Design Now Offered at Rio, El Paisano (Sept. 13)
• How Steve Earle and Shawn Colvin came together, Long Beach Press-Telegram (Sept. 13)
• NFL protests on 9/11 didn’t sit well with Hall of Famer Cheryl Miller, New York Daily News (Sept. 13)
• Daryl Gross, Former USC Senior Associate Athletic Director, and Syracuse Athletic Director at Pasadena Quarterbacks Friday, Pasadena Now (Sept. 12)
• Cheers! Krishna Foster recognized at National Role Models Conference, Los Angeles WAVE (Sept. 8)
• Tustin professor has different paper chase, Orange County Register (Sept. 8)
• Classroom Labs Are the Next to Go Virtual, EdTech (Sept. 8)
• California Today: No, Cal State LA Isn’t Creating Segregated Housing, New York Times (Sept. 8)
• California State University at Los Angeles is offering themed housing but does not exclude students from it by race, Snopes (Sept. 8)
• Cal State LA has dumped gas-powered landscaping equipment, Lawn & Landscape (Sept. 7)
• Kamala Harris and Loretta Sanchez agree to Los Angeles debate, Mercury News (Sept. 7)
• The Time is Now – for the Life Science Industry in LA, LA at Biocom (Sept. 7)
• From EA to Enterprise Architecture 3.0, CIO Review (Sept. 7)
• Former U.S. Army Sergeant to be Honored at Tonight’s Dodger Game, Westside Today (Sept. 6)
• 'It’s deeper than just mourning a celebrity': Juan Gabriel fans pay tribute to the Mexican singer, L.A. Times (Sept. 6)
• Loretta Sanchez makes counteroffer in heated negotiations over California Senate debates, L.A. Times (Sept. 6)
• Karina Barajas, California State University Student, Receives PGM Undergraduate Scholarship, Physician Group Management News (Sept. 6)
• California University Switches to Electric Mowers, Green Industry Pros (Sept. 6)
• Students Today, Scientists Tomorrow: Interns Shine in the City of Hope Spotlight, City of Hope (Sept. 6)
• AG-Mandated Community Advisory Board Announces 12 Members: Mo Nishida, Rafu Shimpo (Sept. 5)
• Little Rock 9: In Seeking School Desegregation Rather than Quality Education, Did Bla ck People Miss the Forest for the Trees?, Atlanta Black Star (Sept. 4)
• Nathalie Virem's "Live With Purpose" - Free to Download Tomorrow (09/05/2016), Benzinga (Sept. 4)
• First-Place Dodgers take on Arizona Diamondbacks: Military Hero of the Game--U.S. Army Staff Sergeant Dagoberto Moreno Jr., MLB.com (Sept. 4)
• Does Common Core add up for California’s math students?: Guest commentary, SGV Tribune (Sept. 2)
• Los Ángeles, California: nuevo destino para la comunidad EANista, Universidad EAN (Sept. 2)
• Teach your child the good, the bad touch, The Observer (Sept. 2)
• Cal State LA chemistry professor recognized as Minority Access National Role Model, L.A. Sentinel (Sept. 1)
• Baltimore Explores a Bold Solution to Fight Heroin Addiction, NationSwell (Sept. 1)
• Not Vote Trading But Definitely Something, Los Feliz Ledger (Sept. 1)
• MB resident receives Outstanding Professor Award, The Beach Reporter (Sept. 1)
• Why it is a bigger deal than you think that Cal State LA has dumped gas-powered landscaping equipment, Pasadena Star-News (Aug. 31)
• A University Campus Goes Emissions-Free, Quiet Communities (Aug. 31)
• Bills banning smoking at state colleges, parks head to Gov. Brown's desk, Fox-11 News (Aug. 31)
• After Mexico visit, Trump delivers tough talk on immigration, SF Gate (Aug. 31)
• Profile: Friné Madrano Running for Downey City Council-District 3, Los Cerritos News (Aug. 31)
• These 9 Women Are Radically Transforming L.A., L.A. Magazine (Aug. 31)
• Cal State Los Angeles Chemistry Professor, Local Resident Recognized as Minority Access National Role Model, Pasadena Now (Aug. 30)
• Cal State Los Angeles Chemistry Professor and Local Resident Recognized as Minority Access National Role Model, Altadena Now (Aug. 30)
• Cal State LA Goes Electric, AGZA Blog (Aug. 30)
• Cal State LA chemistry professor recognized as Minority Access National Role Model, ChemWeb (Aug. 29)
• Joe Hicks dies at 75; prominent black conservative, L.A. Times (Aug. 29)
• Elliott Oring And "Joking Asides" On Monday's Access Utah, Utah Public Radio (Aug. 29)
• Trump's call for monitors echoes GOP tactics targeting Latinos in 1988, The Atlanta Journal-Constitution (Aug. 29)
• Christopher Isherwood Takes His Turn on the Great Stage, Patheos (Aug. 26)
• John Legend Wants to End Mass Incarceration—With Help From These Women, Glamour (Aug. 26)
• The debate debate: How many are enough in U.S. Senate race?, Orange County Register (Aug. 26)
• Greenburg Receives Cal State LA’s Outstanding Professor Award, San Fernando Sun (Aug. 25)
• Wednesday's Child: Chloe wants that slam-dunk feeling of a permanent home, Fox-11 News (Aug. 25)
• Coast Lines, Aug. 25, 2016: Cal State LA honors Watsonville native José Cruz González, Santa Cruz Sentinel (Aug. 24)
• La Canada teen on the path to becoming a Marine Corps officer, La Canada Valley Sun (Aug. 24)
• Watsonville native receives Distinguished Professor Award, Register-Pajaronian (Aug. 23)
• Teaching a Medieval Poem in East Los Angeles, The Florida Bookshelf (Aug. 23)
• LAFC determined to be patient in search for coach, first stars, FourFourTwo (Aug. 23)
• Rep. Loretta Sanchez appears to shun invitation for Sacramento Senate debate, L.A. Times (Aug. 23)
• Inside a park succeeding at recruiting diverse employees, High Country News (Aug. 23)
• Black Women Were Too Lazy to Find Work and 4 Other Myths of Welfare Reform, The Root (Aug. 22)
• Ed Ruscha and the Art of Being in Los Angeles, Zocalo (Aug. 22)
• Diemlan “Lannie” Tonnu Named Chief Financial Officer of Orthopaedic Institute for Children, BusinessWire (Aug. 22)
• At 83, SVVSD's longest-serving employee is still driven, Times-Call (Aug. 21)
• SCV’s Larry Adamson Retiring as Head of LA’s Midnight Mission, SCV News (Aug. 19)
• What does political art try to reveal?, KPCC 89.3 (Aug. 19)
• GOP once posted uniformed guards at polls in Latino parts of Santa Ana, L.A. Times (Aug. 19)
• Pasadena Resident Receives Cal State LA’s Outstanding Professor Award, Pasadena Now (Aug. 18)
• Cal State LA Boosts Garfield Students STEM Skills, Eastern Group Publications (Aug. 18)
• Survey: Millions More Californians Insured After Obamacare Launch, Medicaid Expansion, Kaiser Health News (Aug. 18)
• The complexity of the Asian American electorate, Asian Journal (Aug. 16)
• K-ZAP/Sacramento Reunites Legendary Ace & Gonzer Morning Team, All Access (Aug. 16)
• VCCCD Chancellor Bernard Luskin Named Fellow of American Psychological Association, Benzinga (Aug. 15)
• Sports Digest: Paraolympian, Los Angeles WAVE (Aug. 11)
• Olympic Memories and More from Armando “The Man” Muniz, The Sweet Science (Aug. 11)
• Encinitas wildlife artist to exhibit this weekend, Encinitas Advocate (Aug. 11)
• Photo exhibit to showcase immigration struggles, Inland Empire Community News (Aug. 11)
• The Power of Poetry, Pasadena Weekly (Aug. 11)
• Cal State LA Launches Pokémon GO Health Walk To Promote Campus Well-Being, BuzzFeed (Aug. 10)
• Pasadena Resident Stars in New World Premiere Play, Pasadena Independent (Aug. 9)
• 9 Best Players Who Never Made It to the NBA, Cheat Sheet (Aug. 9) 
• Wikileaks Reveal Democrats’ Erroneous Approach To Central Americans, Huffington Post (Aug. 9)
• Video game tournament brings thousands to Seattle, King5 Seattle (Aug. 9)
• A Band Apart: The 2015 101 Most Influential Latinos, Latino Leaders Magazine (Aug. 2016)
• Not a bang but a whimper: bilingual ed ban’s likely exit, Cabinet Report (Aug. 8)
• Ein sexistisches Dating-Ritual, an dem Frauen nicht ganz unschuldig sind, Refinery29 (Aug. 6)
• Mal Whitfield, Olympian and Tuskegee Airman, Villages-News (Aug. 6)
• If Los Angeles gets the 2024 Olympics, this is who should light the Olympic torch, Washington Post (Aug. 5)
• Teachers light the way for students, actor says, Los Angeles WAVE (Aug. 5)
• Little girl's dreams grow into stellar career for winner of MOSI Hispanic scientist award, Tampa Bay Times (Aug. 5)
• Hollywood Foreign Press Association Hands Out Nearly $2.4 Million in Grants, Hollywood Reporter (Aug. 4)
• The Fifth-Graders Who Put Mexican Repatriation Back Into History Books, Yes! Magazine (Aug. 4)
• W.M. Keck Foundation awards Cal State LA a $375,000 research and education grant, Nanotechnology Now (Aug. 4)
• Finish Line: My Journey to College, Cultural Weekly (Aug. 3)
• Cal State LA Launches Pokémon Go Health Walk, Campus Technology (Aug. 3)
• Pokemon Go players stay fit at Cal State LA, Eastsider LA (Aug. 3)
• Cal State LA receives grant to develop future leaders in the field of paper microfluidics, ChemWeb (Aug. 3)
• Hillary Clinton or Donald Trump: A choice between two stark visions of America, Jewish Journal (Aug. 3)
• Why can't LADWP hold onto its top executives?, KPCC 89.3 (Aug. 3)
• 'Pastors Can Help Prevent Domestic Violence, Too', Christianity Daily (Aug. 3)
• Dig site in Elgin boasts 10,000-year-old artificats, Elgin Courier (Aug. 2)
• District hires new assistant superintendent of instructional services, Coastline Pilot (Aug. 2)
• Metro faces high hurdle in persuading voters to back transit sales tax measure, KPCC 89.3 (Aug. 1)
• Summer Algebra Institute Aims to Prepare Students for Higher-Level Math, EdWeek (Aug. 1)
• YWCA Pasadena Names Dr. Melina Abdullah as the 2016 Racial Justice Award Recipient, Pasadena Now (Aug. 1)
• Cal State LA receives grant to develop future leaders in the field of paper microfluidics, Microflow (July 30)
• Facebook Live is changing our world. Is that a good thing?, CNN (July 30)
• Jesus Romo Named New Long Beach Airport Director, Long Beach Gazettes (July 29)
• Cal State LA Awarded Grant to Educate Future Leaders in Field of Paper-Based Microfluidics, AZoNano (July 29)
• Event Saturday will focus on raising sons, Tuscaloosa News (July 29)
• Poetry Within Reach, Part II, Pasadena Journal (July 28)
• Cal State LA Receives Grant to Develop Future Leaders in the Field of Paper Microfluidics, eScience News (July 27)
• Henderson man to referee water polo at Rio Olympics, Las Vegas Review-Journal (July 26)
• How Queer Scientists are Shaping their Future with a Survey, Wired (July 26)
• MERLOT Manages OER Site for Workforce Programs, Campus Technology (July 26)
• Better Together: California Teachers Summit, Eastider LA (July 25)
• Biochem major receives honor society fellowship, Simi Valley Acorn (July 22)
• Million Voters Project Aims to Get Minorities Out to Polls, NBC4 News (July 21)
• Cal State LA Alumnus Jaime Escalante Honored with U.S. Postal Service Stamp, Hispanic Outlook (July 21)
• Suncrest Bank Appoints New Chief Financial Officer, Reports Record Quarterly Earnings, P.R. Newswire (July 21)
• Legendary Photographer Bill Jones Memoralized, L.A. Sentinel (July 20)
• Silicon Valley’s Powerful Steer Cash to Death Penalty Repeal Bid, Bloomberg (July 20)
• Jaime Escalante Honored with Forever Stamp, LatinoLA! (July 20)
• Cal State LA to co-host second annual Better Together: California Teachers Summit, Education Dive (July 20)
• Cal State Los Angeles Students Receive Assistance with Basic Skills Courses at Rio Hondo College, Mid Valley News (July 20)
• State funding cuts during the recession still shortchanging Cal State students, officials say, L.A. Times (July 19)
• Cal State LA's new downtown campus joins trend aimed at working adults, EdSource (July 19)
• Monet Cares Conference Shows Leadership Skills Matter, Pasadena Now (July 18)
• Announcing the Release of My New Movie, “Autumn Lights”!, Huffington Post (July 17)
• 'Politics Has Become Celebrity-Driven': How 2016 Surprised Political Thinkers, NPR (July 17)
• Carolyn See, LA Author And Critic Dead At 82, L.A. Canyon News (July 17)
• Legendary East Los Angeles educator Jaime Escalante honored with his own commemorative stamp, L.A. Times (July 16)
• CSU students in Nice, France, during truck attack are safe, officials said, Long Beach Press-Telegram (July 15)
• Making The List: Jim Reeder, Buckeye Battle Cry (July 15)
• ‘Beyond the 710’ has best plan to end Pasadena’s freeway stalemate: Terry Tornek, Pasadena Star-News (July 15)
• Teen biochemistry major from Simi Valley receives Phi Kappa Phi fellowship, Ventura County Star (July 14)
• Interim superintendents bring 70-plus years of experience: Sylvia Rousseau, Malibu Surfside News (July 14)
• Thomas McGrath’s Los Angeles and the Pursuit of Academic Freedom, Entropy (July 14)
• Carolyn See, award-winning Southern California writer, dies at 82, L.A. Times (July 14)
• Lofrano is Cal State LA's top female athlete, Auburn Journal (July 13)
• L.A. Native Gives Back at Angel City Games, L.A. Sentinel (July 13)
• Cal State LA joins the Institute of International Education's Generation Study Abroad initiative, P.R. Log (July 13)
• President Obama Announces More Key Administration Posts: Jeannie Oakes, White House Briefing Room (July 13)
• Paolo Miliozzi, President of Fondazione Italia, Paladin of Our Language, L'Italo-Americano (July 13)
• Bill Jones, Photographer of the Black Glitterati, Dies at 81, New York Times (July 12)
• Summit High School graduate advances to semifinals of 400-meter hurdles but does not make Olympic Team, Fontana Herald News (July 12)
• Cal State LA Student Deshna Majmudar Named Fulbright Fellow, India West (July 11)
• "Angels Vocal Arts Reminds Us Why We Love Opera", Pasadena Now (July 10)
• Sunday, July 10: SQ At The Basketball Tournament (TBT), Sports Quotient (July 10)
• 15 Minutes with Cheryl Miller, Cameron Mills Radio (July 9)
• Saturday, July 9: SQ At The Basketball Tournament (TBT), Sports Quotient (July 9)
• Developers Buy Into Bioscience Building, L.A. Business Journal (July 8)
• Former USC basketball players lead hoops team into $2 million tournament, L.A. Daily News (July 8)
• This healthcare facility owes the City of Industry $42M and the city has never asked for it back, SGV Tribune (July 8)
• Wave of Anti-Police Protests Strains U.S. Law Enforcement, Fox Business (July 8)
• Cal State LA's Khallifah Rosser advances at U.S. track and field trials, L.A. Times (July 7)
• Olympic Trials Day 7 Full Recap, FloTrack (July 7)
• One-man play, La Esquinita, breaks down what hard times mean, Monterey County Now (July 7)
• Assemblymember Chris Holden Recognizes Veteran of the Year, South Pasadena Now (July 7)
• How Cal State LA Promotes Civic Learning, Higher Education Today (July 6)
• National Rongxiang Xu Foundation hosted an Independence Day celebration party at MEBO Lakeside Park in the city of Lake Elsinore, Yahoo! Finance (July 6)
• L.A.'s Top Trailblazing Industries: Transportation of the Future, Discover Los Angeles (July 6)
• Two Surveys Paint Picture of Asian American Voters, AsAmNews (July 5) 
• Why I Always Split The Bill On Dates — & You Should, Too, Refinery 29 (July 5)
• Food for Thought: Feeding Cal State LA’s Campus, Barnes & Noble College NEXT (July 5)
• California Voters Will Confront Crowded November Ballot, KPBS (July 5)
• Your Voice Your Vote: News Commentary, KABC7 Eyewitness LA (July 5)
• Mailbag: Assessments may back up claims, Glendale News-Press (July 2)
• Former local college stars to compete in $2M basketball tournament, KSL (July 2)
• Cal State LA selected for Obama Administration Second Chance Pell Pilot Program, Parent Herald (July 1)
• Pasadena-based Angels Vocal Art Launches New Summer Opera Festival, Pasadena Now (July 1)
• Los Angeles survey --- Asian-American political participation, Oversea STNN (July 1)
• Los Angeles survey: Asian-American political participation, Sing Tao Daily LA (July 1)
• In move to 'enhance public safety,' Gov. Jerry Brown signs gun-control proposals into law, L.A. Times (July 1)
• LA City Council votes to put new tax on November ballot to help homeless, L.A. Daily News (July 1)
• George Takei receives honorary doctorate, Larchmont Chronicle (July 2016)
• Actor, activist George H. Takei receives honorary doctorate at Cal State Commencement, Around Alhambra (July 2016)
• Cal State LA President presents State of the University address: 'We Will Continue to Thrive in New Ways', Around Alhambra (July 2016)
• The School Climate - Student Achievement Connection: If We Want Achievement Gains, We Need to Begin by Improving the Climate, Journal of School Administration Research and Development (Summer 2016)
• Survey Shows Differences Among Asian American Voters, Voice of America (June 30)
• Young Asian Americans are becoming more keen politically, World Journal Chinese Daily News (June 30)
• Survey: Asian Americans are turning to Democratic party, VOA Tiếng Việt (June 30)
• Poll: Asian voting in L.A. elections, Korea Times (June 30)
• Assemblymember Chris Holden Recognizes 41st Assembly District Veteran of the Year, Pasadena Now (June 30)
• Stuart Nisbet, Character Actor Who Was in (Almost) Everything, Dies at 82, Hollywood Reporter (June 30)
• Californians to Face Swamped Ballot in November, NBC San Diego (June 30)
• California voters will confront crowded November ballot, L.A. Daily News (June 30) 
• 'An end to all the excuses,' says L.A.'s chief bureaucrat in push for $1.8-billion homelessness plan, L.A. Times (June 30)
• Celebrity photographer Bill Jones dies at 83, Los Angeles WAVE (June 30)
• Asian American voters are becoming a changing and growing force, ABC7 Eyewitness News (June 29)
• Asian American Poll Release (video), Sing Tao Daily TV (June 29)
• Howard sisters, shades of 1979 …, Highland Community News (June 29)
• Starving Student Is No Longer A Euphemism But A Serious Reality, Social Worker Helper (June 28)
• Ron Lindsey reflects on lifetime love of sports, Hesperia Star (June 28)
• Cal State LA selected for Obama Administration Second Chance Pell Program, CDCR Star: Daily Corrections Clips (June 28)
• Charter school founder Steve Barr to challenge Garcetti in 2017, L.A. Times (June 27)
• Author of Report About Community Perceptions of Pasadena Police Will Not Go Before City Committee Today, Pasadena Now (June 27)
• Silver Lake’s Steve Barr Enters 2017 Mayoral Race, Los Feliz Ledger (June 27)
• Federal ed grant funds extended to inmates, Union Democrat (June 27)
• Pasadena Grassroots Organization Seeks to Increase Voter Participation, Pasadena Now (June 27)
• Cal State LA selected for Obama Administration Second Chance Pell Program, Education Dive (June 26)
• Non-profit holds strong presence in predominately African-American community, Inland Empire Community News (June 26)
• Glassblower's retirement has scientists sighing, L.A. Times  (June 25) 
• Scholar of the Week: Sandra Hernandez Andrade, Great Minds in STEM (June 25)
• Education Department Providing Second Chance to Prisoners, Diverse: Issues in Higher Education (June 24)
• Prisoners to Get 'Second Chance Pell', Inside Higher Ed (June 24)
• L.A. voters to decide this fall whether to overhaul how the DWP is run, L.A. Times (June 24)
• Congressman Becerra: Department of Education Grant for Cal State LA Gives Californians Second Chance, LegiStorm (June 24)
• CAUSE Board Chair Charlie Woo and Los Angeles City Councilmember David Ryu speak on the new wave of young Asian American voters in Los Angeles County, CAUSE USA (June 24)
• Is A Columbia Degree Worth 70 Times A Dine College Degree?, Forbes (June 24)
• Daryl Gross to lead Cal State LA Golden Eagles athletics, L.A. Sentinel (June 23)
• Engaging the Future: George Takei, Rafu Shimpo: 2016 Celebrate Issue (June 23)
• Ex-Syracuse AD Daryl Gross to take over Cal State LA athletics, ESPN (June 23)
• Daryl Gross to lead Cal State L.A. Golden Eagles athletics, L.A. Watts Times (June 23)
• Former Syracuse AD Daryl Gross leaving for Cal State LA, WKTV Channel 2 (June 23)
• How Mexican folk artist Pedro Linares’s fever dream led to the magical animals 'alebrijes', L.A. Times (June 23)
• Gross named new AD at Cal State Los Angeles, Davis Enterprise (June 23)
• Former Syracuse AD Daryl Gross leaving for Cal State LA, Washington Times (June 22)
• Cheryl Miller on her plans for the Cal State LA Women's Basketball Team (video), L.A. Sentinel (June 22)
• Pasadena Educational Foundation: 2016 Edison Scholarship Winners, Pasadena Now (June 22)
• Former Syracuse athletic director Daryl Gross reminisces before returning to West Coast, Syracuse (June 22)
• DOCTOR Gross Hired as Executive Director for Athletics at Cal State-Los Angeles, SB Nation (June 22)
• Confirmed: Daryl Gross Leaving The Orange, News Radio 570 (June 22)
• Former Syracuse AD Daryl Gross takes new job at California State-Los Angeles, New York News (June 22)
• Former Syracuse AD Daryl Gross takes job at Cal State LA, CNY Central (June 22)
• Daryl Gross Takes Over At Cal State Los Angeles, Inside USC (June 22)
• Former Syracuse AD Daryl Gross leaving for Cal State LA, Yahoo! Sports (June 22)
• Meet the remarkable Asian American woman who’s been playing basketball and breaking barriers for decades, Fusion (June 22)
• This Mother-Daughter Duo Started With Nothing, But Now Own Company Worth Millions, CBS Los Angeles (June 21)
• Cal State campuses moving to help eligible students sign up for food stamps, KPCC 89.3 (June 21)
• A Senate race without precedent -- and with broad implications, E&E News (June 21)
• FOODIE EMPIRE: Tijuana-style tacos coming to Colton, Press Enterprise (June 21)
• Valley musicians come out to celebrate Tibor Lesko, Desert Sun (June 21)
• Reed Union names new principal for Bel Aire School in Tiburon, Marin Independent Journal (June 20)
• The science behind this crazy heat wave, L.A. Times (June 20)
• Cooley’s law: Once elected, Steve Cooley kept politics out of the Los Angeles County District Attorney’s office, Easy Reader News (June 19)
• A history of shaky Sixers' first-round picks, Philly (June 19)
• Ontario airport worker’s action avoids emergency landing, Daily Bulletin (June 18)
• George Takei honored at Cal State LA commencement, LA Independent (June 17)
• Takei receives honorary degree from Cal State LA, Los Angeles WAVE (June 17)
• Does the guy need to pay on the first date?, The Spec (June 17)
• FHWA gives 8 state DOTs $3 million in highway-related job training grants, Equipment World (June 16)
• San Bernardino summit educates youth on impact of trauma, San Bernadino Sun (June 16)
• Nearly 8,000 graduate from Cal State LA; Roosevelt High students get a lesson in ethnic studies, L.A. Eastsider (June 15)
• Terror and the election: What does it mean?, Jewish Journal (June 15)
• Why Hillary Has Never Apologized for Welfare Reform, The Atlantic (June 14)
• Drake grad Saia becomes next men’s hoops coach at Cal State LA, Marin Independent Journal (June 14)
• EagleSoC Development Kit Hits Kickstarter (video), Geeky Gadget (June 13)
• Ex-state Sen. Ron Calderon to plead guilty, prosecutors say, KPCC 89.3 (June 13)
• George Takei Receives Honorary Doctorate At Cal State LA Commencement, Look to the Stars (June 13)
• Miembro del gabinete de Obama recibe doctorario honorario, Hispanos Press (June 13)
• Rongxiang Xu named for Cal State LA's College of Health and Human Services, Zhi Hu News (June 13)
• Glendale resident turns life around and gives back to the community, Montrose-La Crescenta Patch (June 13)
• Unsung: Dr. Evelyn Boyd Granville, Undark (June 13)
• Holy City Adrift: On the Occasion of Thomas McGrath’s Centenary Year, L.A. Review of Books (June 13)
• Rongxiang Xu College of Health and Human Services announced, US News Express (June 12)
• Takei boldly receives honorary doctorate, East Bay Times (June 11)
• Actor George H. Takei receives honorary doctorate at Cal State LA Commencement, CNBC (June 11)
• Activist George H. Takei receives honorary doctorate at Cal State LA Commencement, Hawaii News Now (June 11)
• Actor, activist George H. Takei receives honorary doctorate at Cal State LA Commencement, AM FM Magazine (June 11)
• Actor and activist George H. Takei receives honorary doctorate at Cal State LA Commencement, Hollywood Industry (June 11)
• Mechanical engineeer graduate Angela Wu is Cal State LA's graduation keynote speaker, Chinese Daily News World Journal (June 11)
• George Takei Receives Honorary Doctorate from Cal State LA, Getty Images (June 11)
• Cal State LA student Angela Wu is keynote speaker at graduation ceremony, Sing Tao Daily News (June 11)
• Actor, activist George H. Takei receives honorary doctorate at Cal State LA Commencement, Yahoo! News (June 11)
• Photos: Actor and Activist, George Takei, received an honorary degree at Cal State LA, LA Daily News (June 10)
• Obama Cabinet member Maria Contreras-Sweet to receive honorary doctorate from Cal State LA, LA Business Journal (June 10)
• Obama Cabinet member Maria Contreras-Sweet receives honorary doctorate from Cal State LA, California Business Journal (June 10)
• Obama Cabinet member Maria Contreras-Sweet to receive honorary doctorate, Foreign Press Association (June 10)
• Obama Cabinet member Maria Contreras-Sweet to receive honorary degree from Cal State LA, State House News Service (June 10)
• Thousands in L.A. salute ‘Greatest of All Time’, Los Angeles WAVE (June 9)
• Video: Short Film Exposes The Dichotomy Of Class In L.A., LAist (June 9)
• We asked George Takei what inspired him to be an activist and his advice for the class of 2016, Pasadena Star-News (June 9)
• We asked George Takei what inspired him to be an activist, Whittier Daily News (June 9)
• We asked George Takei for his advice for the class of 2016, San Gabriel Valley Tribune (June 9)
• So much for party unity in California Democrat-on-Democrat Senate race, Washington Post (June 9)
• VA Long Beach Healthcare System Nurse Receives Nursing Doctorate at Cal State LA, Long Beach Post (June 9)
• L.A. County supervisor races yield surprises and uncertainty, L.A. Times (June 8)
• O.C.'s Loretta Sanchez faces 'close to impossible' road to U.S. Senate, Orange County Register (June 8)
• George Takei to receive honorary doctorate from Cal State LA, Bloomberg (June 8)
• George Takei receives honorary doctorate from Cal State LA, HTVN (June 8)
• George Takei to receive honorary degree from Cal State LA, KFVE-TV (June 8)
• George Takei receives honorary degree from Cal State LA, Press Enterprise (June 8)
• San Bernardino City Hall to host summit on youth trauma, San Bernardino Sun (June 7)
• Cal State L.A. hires new men’s basketball coach, Eastsider LA (June 6)
• Jim Saia tapped as head basketball coach for Cal State LA, LA West Media (June 6)
• Jim Saia to lead men’s basketball program at Cal State LA, Westside Today (June 6)
• Jim Saia Leaves Cal State San Marcos; Named Head Coach at Cal State LA, Times of San Diego (June 6)
• Jim Saia named head coach at Cal State LA, MyNewsLA.com (June 6)
• Jim Saia Named Head Basketball Coach at Cal State Los Angeles, HoopDirt.com (June 6)
• OSB students test iPads with Braille apps, Muskogee Phoenix (June 6)
• Local Khaliffah Rosser earns top honor at Cal State Los Angeles, Inland Empire College Sports (June 6)
• Mr. Sulu to speak at Cal State L.A. graduation, Eastsider LA (June 4)
• Essential California: Looking Ahead - George Takei, L.A. Times (June 4)
• What They’re Watching: Walter Zelman, California State University, Los Angeles, State of Reform (June 4)
• Pasadena Unified Announces Eugene Field Elementary School Principal, Crown City (June 4)
• LA's Kallifah Rosser Tabbed CCAA Track and Field Athletes of the Year, Go CCAA (June 3)
• Cheers! Jolan Smith receives education doctorate from Cal State LA, Los Angeles WAVE (June 3)
• NJ primary on Tuesday has symbolic importance, Central Jersey (June 3)
• A look at college sports: Ex-Summit runner wins NCAA championship, Fontana Herald News (June 2)
• Eagle Rock resident to head to UCLA Ph.D. program to study physics and biology, Eagle Rock Patch (June 2)
• Principal Dr. Suzie Oh retires after 23 years at Third St. School, Larchmont Chronicle (June 2)
• Cheryl Miller To Coach Women’s Basketball Team At Cal State LA, L.A. Sentinel (June 1)
• Cheryl Miller to coach women’s basketball at Cal State LA, Our Weekly (June 1)
• Obama Cabinet Member Receives Honorary Degree from C al State LA, Latino LA! (June 1)
• West Los Angeles teen computer whiz to graduate from Cal State LA, Westside Today (June 1)
• Democratic Presidential Campaigns Target Hispanic Voters, Voice of America (June 1)
• AM Alert: Brown to talk climate change at San Francisco event, Sacramento Bee (June 1)
• Building a Culture of Transparency, AACU Peer Review (Winter/Spring 2016)
• Taking Education Higher, Delta Sky Magazine: Los Angeles (May 2016)
• New KARK/KLRT Reporter Caitlin Rearden Expecting Little Rock Reunion, Arkansas Business (May 30)
• Cal State LA students to engineer tech solutions for real-world problems, Pasadena Star-News (May 28)
• Cal State LA students engineer tech solutions for real-world problems, L.A. Daily News (May 28)
• Engineering solutions at Cal State LA, Eastider L.A. (May 28)
• Cal State LA students engineering tech solutions for real-world problems, Business Magz (May 28)
• La Palma resident to head to UC Berkeley journalism grad school, Los Cerritos News (May 27)
• If Clinton Clinches Nomination After New Jersey’s Primary, Will California Matter?, KCRW All Things Considered (May 27)
• Cal State LA graduate, Navy Veteran on Track for Business Success, Veterans Today (May 26)
• GradStory: Compton resident pursues path to STEM research, Compton Herald (May 26)
• La Palma college grad Angeline Bernabe heads to Berkeley for further study, OC Breeze (May 26)
• SPORTS DIGEST: Garrett hires Cheryl Miller to coach Cal State LA women’s basketball, Los Angeles WAVE (May 26)
• COMMUNITY CALENDAR: Cal State LA hosts engineering design expo, Los Angeles WAVE (May 26)
• Assemi, a Fresno insider, is wrong about our city, Fresno Bee (May 26)
• The Cal State L.A. Symphony Orchestra, Olympia Youth Orchestra, LA Weekly (May 26)
• L.A. councilmen will campaign for $1-billion ballot measure to house the homeless, L.A. Times (May 24)
• Bibby Financial Services Appoints Mohammad Rasian to Senior Vice President, Business Wire (May 24)
• Picture window: Graduation photos at LACMA's Urban Light, LA Observed (May 23)
• Reggie's Sis New Cal State LA Ladies Hoops Coach, iHeart Radio (May 23)
• Basketball legend Cheryl Miller hired at Cal State LA, Inland News Today (May 23)
• Wayfair Names Chad Ghosn Vice President of IT Infrastructure and Security, Business Wire (May 23)
• Miller leaves Langston to return home to L.A., Oklahoma Sports (May 23)
• Sanders, Clinton Vie For California's Latino Vote, CBS Local (May 23)
• LAVA’s Cal State LA forensic science seminar uncovers rituals ­sacred and profane, LA Sentinel (May 22)
• Remains of long-ago child sacrifices found in Belize cave, Science News for Students (May 22)
• Cheryl Miller is the new head coach of the Golden Eagles women’s basketball program at Cal State LA, the University announced Friday, Westside Today (May 21)
• Cheryl Miller hired at Cal State Los Angeles, ESPN (May 21)
• Basketball Hall of Fame member to coach Cal State LA women, MyNewsLA (May 21)
• Cal State LA hires Cheryl Miller as new women’s basketball coach, LA West Media (May 21)
• Cal State LA hires new women’s basketball coach, Eastsider LA (May 21)
• Gold Medal Performance by Cal State LA: Cheryl Miller, ABC7 Eyewitness News (May 20)
• Who did Cal State LA hire to be their women's basketball coach?, Fox Sports Poll (May 20)
• COLLEGE BASKETBALL: Cal State LA names Riverside's Cheryl Miller women's coach, The Press Enterprise (May 20)
• Cheryl Miller Officially Hired At Cal State Los Angeles, Inside SoCal (May 20)
• 30 engineers spent a year planning ET-94's final 16.5 mile journey, KPCC 89.3 (May 20)
• Former USC standout Cheryl Miller to coach Cal State Los Angeles women's basketball team, Orange County Register (May 19)
• Cal State LA's NASA Careers Program Taking Underrepresented Students to New Heights, CCST (May 19)
• Farewell LA Sports Arena: Thanks For The Memories, Culver City Observer (May 19)
• Cal State LA honors sci-fi and fantasy writer Tananarive Due at Eagle-Con 2016, L.A. Sentinel (May 18)
• Cal State LA design project wins second place in national engineering challenge, World Journal Chinese Daily News (May 18)
• Sheriff's, firefighter unions spend heavily on candidate in L.A. County supervisor's race, L.A. Times (May 16)
• Scholar of the Week: Liliana Montes De Oca, Great Minds in STEM (May 16)
• The Shoreline Chorale presents Nighttime Odyssey Under Music Director Sarah Kaufold, Zip06 Living (May 13)
• Wait Until You Hear the Last Name of These Three Basketball Champions Who Are Dominating the Game, L.A. Magazine (May 13)
• Estudiantes de Los Angeles derriban barreras con exhibición de cómics, Univision KMEX-34 (May 12)
• The Art Directors Guild Co-Sponsors Eagle-Con 2016 for the Third Consecutive Year with Art Gallery and Panels, Below the Line (May 12)
• City of Los Angeles to Tap into CENIC’s CalREN, California's High-Speed Research Internet Backbone, Business Wire (May 12)
• The Art Directors Guild Co-Sponsors Eagle-Con 2016 for the Third Consecutive Year with Art Gallery and Panels, Shoot Publicity Wire (May 12)
• Institutions look to civics curriculum to provide stability, Education Dive (May 11) 
• Colleges placing increasing importance on programs promoting civic engagement, Inside Higher Ed (May 10)
• Bernie Sanders campaign enlists celebs to register LA college students, ABC7 Eyewitness News (May 10)
• Mauricio Ortega Named New Principal of Goleta Valley Junior High School, Daily Noozhawk (May 10)
• Michael S. Harper, Poet With a Jazz Pulse, Dies at 78, New York Times (May 10)
• La Salle High School Welcomes New Principal, Pasadena News Now (May 9)
• Cal State LA Hosts 3-Day Celebration of Femmes in Sci-Fi, Fantasy, and Comic Book Genres for Eagle-Con 2016, AfroPunk (May 9)
• 20 Of Our Favorite Events in Los Angeles This Week: Eagle-Con, LAist (May 9)
• Midday Sunday: Election discussion with Raphael 'Raphe' Sonenshein, Fox-11 (May 9)
• Julia Budniak, LA Marathon Bronze Medalist, LA Lady Magazine (May 8)
• Cal State LA to honor women sci-fi and fantasy writers at May 12-14 celebration, Los Angeles Indymedia (May 8)
• Eagle-Con 2016, Pasadena Weekly (May 8) 
• I don't know how much time she has left. But I know how we will spend it: Together, L.A. Times (May 7)
• The Beautiful Life’s 8 most beautiful Fil-Ams, Asian Journal (May 7)
• Whittier clinic offers help with hearing issues, Los Angeles WAVE (May 6)
• El dreamer que usa su historia personal para motivar a los estudiantes, Univision (May 6)
• Cal State LA to honor women sci-fi and fantasy writers at May 12-14 celebration, Education Wire (May 5)
• 13 places to eat and drink for Cinco de Mayo in the San Fernando Valley, LA Daily News (May 5)
• Linked Learning grads cross the ‘bridge’ to Cal State LA, LAUSD Daily (May 5)
• Inside The Data-Driven Race For President, Forbes (May 5)
• Queens of the court: They may be petite, but their love of basketball is huge, Orange County Register (May 3)
• Holocaust Survivor’s Widow to speak at Fullerton Public Library, Daily Titan (May 3)
• This documentarian is fighting back against gay culture's 'No Fats, No Femmes' mantra, L.A.Times (May 2)
• California State University, Los Angeles Forms NATA’S Inaugural Student Chapter, Aviation Pros (May 1)
• MPP to Sponsor Cal State LA EcoCAR 3 Team, LinkedIn (May 1)
• Alhambra resident named as Cal State LA’s interim associate dean for Diversity, Student Engagem ent, Around Alhambra (May 2016)
• Rogue Agent, 5280 Denver Magazine (May 2016)
• “Latino Americans: Empire of Dreams” to be Hosted by Armenian American Museum at the Brand Library & Art Center, Massiss Post (Apr. 29)
• It’s graduation time — for parents. Garcetti, board member Garcia to join hundreds at weekend ceremony, LA School Report (Apr. 29)
• CFA Presents Scholarships at Annual Luncheon, California Apparel News (Apr. 28)
• Wednesday’s Child: Raymond meets graphic novel writer and illustrator at Cal State LA, Fox-11 Los Angeles (Apr. 27)
• Conference on Américo Paredes to be held at Cal State LA May 6-7, LatinoLA (Apr. 27)
• Editorial misses the mark on plan to incentivize students, Sacramento Bee (Apr. 27)
• Race-neutral policies and their impact on communities, USC News (Apr. 26)
• The ‘Cyber Code Twins’: Using Tech for Common Good, La Opinion (Apr. 26)
• The Crowded Race to Fill Barbara Boxer's Senate Seat, KCRW Press Play (Apr. 25) 
• Summit graduate Khallifah Rosser earns high honors in track at Cal State L.A., Fontana Herald News (Apr. 25)
• Conference on Américo Paredes in Los Angeles, Eventful (Apr. 25)
• Conference on Américo Paredes, Eastsider LA (Apr. 25)
• Culver City writer establishes fund at Georgia university, Los Angeles WAVE (Apr. 23)
• Southern California News Group appoints Brian Calle to oversee opinion and commentary coverage, LA Daily News (Apr. 23)
• California's next senator could be a Latina. Will her past mistakes get in the way?, LA Times (Apr. 23)
• ROTC cadets take training to heart, apply skills in real world, Daily Bruin (Apr. 22)
• Cal State LA student and sister fight human trafficking with Beacon of Hope Project, Network World (Apr. 20)
• Usar la tecnología para el bien común, La Opinion (Apr. 20)
• Fil-Am wins coveted Ifugao project anthropology scholarship, Inquirer (Apr. 20)
• Local community things to know and do: Cal State L.A. professor honored with fellowship, Pasadena Star-News (Apr. 19)
• Asia Cement Names Wu Ling-ling as CFO, CFO Innovation (Apr. 19)
• Belize cave was Maya child sacrifice site, Science (Apr. 19)
• Rosser records to 2nd best time in world, Inland Valley Daily Bulletin (Apr. 18)
• LAPD saw rise in out-of-policy shootings in 2015, KPCC 89.3 (Apr. 18)
• Guest Opinion: The Racial and Class Divide in Pasadena Policing – Will the Ostriches Prevent Addressing It?, Pasadena Now (Apr. 17)
• Pasadena Police need an independent auditor plus civilian oversight, report says, Pasadena Star-News (Apr. 17)
• Cal State LA student awarded archaeology field project scholarship, Asian Journal (Apr. 15)
• Why does LA County supervisors race matter? Start with $30 billion, KPCC 89.3 (Apr. 15)
• Garcetti talks up economic recovery in 2016 State of City speech, L.A. Times (Apr. 14)
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• SourceAmerica Design Challenge Announces High School and Collegiate Winners of Annual Engineering Competition, PRWeb (Apr. 14)
• Students Working to Engineer a Better Future, KTLA Tech Report (Apr. 13)
• Altadena Resident and Cal State LA Professor Cheryl Koos Named American Council on Education Fellow, Altadena Now (Apr. 13)
• Altadena Resident, Cal State LA Professor Cheryl Koos Named American Council on Education Fellow, Pasadena Now (Apr. 13)
• Cal State LA Professor Cheryl Koos named American Council on Education Fellow, Community Patch (Apr. 13)
• Leveling the Playing Field with the Children’s Defense Fund, LA Sentinel (Apr. 13)
• It’s 2016. Why are men still paying for women on dates?, Boston Globe (Apr. 13) 
• Black Power Movement revisited on campus, The Collegian (Apr. 12)
• Sandra Wilson-Cannon, MA, BS is being recognized by Continental Who's Who, P.R. Newswire (Apr. 11)
• Defying Distance: California State University, Los Angeles Students Build Disability-Friendly Technology for D.C.-Area Business, SourceAmerica (Apr. 10)
• A Math Course That Helps Students Get Into College and Avoid Remediation, Education Week (Apr. 9)
• Local officials strive to boost civic engagement, USC News (Apr. 7)
• Cal State LA nursing master’s program among the top in the nation, Education Wire (Apr. 6)
• STEM program will allow students to grow, PCC Courier (Apr. 6)
• Combina su pasion por el teatro con la ensenanza, Hispanos Press (Apr. 5)
• Cal State L.A. students face challenges and change as school prepares for semester system, Eastsider LA (Apr. 5)
• 2016: U.S. News STEM Leadership Hall of Fame, U.S. News & World Report (Apr. 5)
• King cites need to put U’ in Unified during strategic plan retreat, LAUSD Daily (Apr. 4)
• The Black Lives Matter Legacy of Dr. King, The Real News Network (Apr. 4) 
• This year's election could usher in liberal 'supermajority' on L.A. County supervisors board, L.A. Times (Apr. 3)
• Hey, big spender: Mainstay of Democratic Party financing supports Democracy Spring, Open Secrets (Apr. 1)
• Nyquist Connections Await Florida Derby Test, America's Best Racing (Apr. 1)
• Kewanee native’s time at WIU inspired study of cultural diversity, Star Courier (Apr. 1)
• Cal State LA Department of Public Health awarded grant for Sacramento conference, Around Alhambra (Apr. 2016)
• Juan Felipe Herrera, U.S. Poet Laureate, on eating too many chilaquiles and returning to L.A., L.A. Times (Mar. 31)
• Cal State LA students build hybrid 2016 Chevrolet Camaro for EcoCAR3 competition, KABC-7 (Mar. 31)
• CFA Scholarship Lunch Set for April 21, Apparel News (Mar. 31)
• Latinos: A Growing Economic Force In L.A. County, Eastern Group Publications (Mar. 31)
• My Reform Forum Takeaway: DWP Reform Not Ready for Prime Time, City Watch (Mar. 31)
• One Angry Bus Driver Tries to Put the Brakes on DWP Rate Hikes, L.A. Weekly (Mar. 30)
• The California premiere of David Montoya's 'Magdalene' is featured at Sing Napa Valley concert, Napa Valley Register (Mar. 30)
• Powers appointed president of Tysons Chamber, Washington Times (Mar. 28)
• At Cal State L.A., Pennington group delivers modern dance with a message, L.A. Times (Mar. 27)
• How teaching taught professor Lopez to appreciate teachers — and students, L.A. Times (Mar. 26)
• The Architect: Father of the Ball brothers speaks about growth of Chino Hills, Max Preps (Mar. 26)
• California College Programs for Current, Ex-inmates Win Grants Totaling $5.9 Million, Juvenile Justice (Mar. 25)
• Cal State LA hosts American Society of Civil Engineers & City of Los Angeles High School Bridge Building Contest, KABC7 Eyewitness News (Mar. 24)
• Cal State joins national trend to switch to 15-week semesters, EdSource (Mar. 24)
• Seven California College Programs for Inmates and Former Inmates get $6 Million, Witness LA (Mar. 24)
• Petition demands Navy stop removing Indian artifacts from California's 'Island of the Blue Dolphins', L.A. Times (Mar. 23)
• Why Forensic Anthropologists Want to Bury Bodies Around L.A., Atlas Obscura (Mar. 23)
• Bernie Sanders rocks the Los Angeles faithful in a rally at the Wiltern, L.A. Times (Mar. 23)
• Election 2016: Raphe Sonenshein of Pat Brown Institute at Cal State LA, KTLA-5 Midday News (Mar. 23)
• Hamilton, Marshall Principals Honored for Educational Leadership, Pasadena Now (Mar. 22)
• Waldner: Roots — From Ball family to Pete Newell, Daily Breeze (Mar. 21)
• Pasadena social calendar for March 21, 2016: Pennington Dance Group 15th Anniversary Concerts, Pasadena-Star News (Mar. 20)
• CSU faculty urge action on large mental health counselor ratio, KPCC 89.3 (Mar. 18)
• From Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater to the L.A. Ballet, it's a spring full of dance performances, L.A. Times (Mar. 18)
• 49th Assembly District presents Women's History Month Leadership Awards: Gay Yuen, Wuzhousihai.com (Mar. 18)
• Chivalrous or nah: Does the dude need to pay on the first date?, RedEye (Mar. 17)
• Dedicated Cal State LA students and professors plant community garden at Alhambra High School, Chinese Daily News World Journal (Mar. 16)
• LA puts spotlight on transgender issues with advisory council, KPCC 89.3 (Mar. 15)
• Maurath heads WSP | PB LA office, Railway Age (Mar. 15)
• BEYA Lifetime Achievement Winner on the Future of Aviation, Diversity News (Mar. 14)
• College Comes Closer: Cal State LA's New Downtown Campus Offers State-of-the-Art Convenience, L.A. Weekly Career & Education Special Section (Mar. 11-17)
• Legendary Jazz Trombonist Phil Ranelin to Perform at the Mayme A. Clayton Library & Museum, Jazz Corner (Mar. 11)
• Community Calendar: Tax Assistance, Los Angeles WAVE (Mar. 10)
• Dolphin Group Strategist Adriana Fernandez Is Selected As A 2016 Leadership L.A. Fellow, P.R. Newswire (Mar. 10)
• Sacred Sistahs salute black girls and women activists Saturday, Daily Bulletin (Mar. 10)
• Ballet Hispanico to Perform This Weekend at Cal State LA, Broadway World (Mar. 9)
• A 2016 election column that doesn’t mention Donald Trump, Jewish Journal (Mar. 9)
• Pasadena Resident Ethan Villarama Heads to Switzerland for Summer Internship in Nuclear Research, Pasadena Now (Mar. 9)
• Canadian students introduced unmanned vehicle to Cal State LA engineering students, Chinese Daily News World Journal (Mar. 9)
• Varden Labs co-founder Mike Skupien demonstrates the electric self-driving car at Cal State LA, L.A. Daily News (Mar. 9)
• Bernie, Hillary or Revolution in the Streets? Cornel West, Dolores Huerta & Black Lives Matter Debate, Democracy Now (Mar. 9)
• Bernie, Hillary or Revolution in the Streets? Cornel West, Dolores Huerta and Black Lives Matter Debate, Truthout (Mar. 9)
• BOE Member Horton's Billion Dollar Refund Event Coming to Cal State Los Angeles, California State Board of Equalization News (Mar. 9)
• Cal State LA EcoCAR 3 team goes for test ride on a driverless electric vehicle, KABC7 Eyewitness News (Mar. 8)
• LAFC academy to play first games this month, SB Nation: The Goat Parade (Mar. 8)
• ACE and ACUE Announce Landmark Collaboration to Advance Student Success Through Effective College Instruction, ACE Leadership & Advocacy (Mar. 8)
• Second Annual Airport Planning Course at California State University, Los Angeles, Features HNTB Guest Lecturers, PR Newswire (Mar. 8)
• El Segundo hires new finance director, Daily Breeze (Mar. 8)
• Los Angeles Football Club, which joins MLS in 2018, looks to develop players at its youth academy, L.A. Times (Mar. 7)
• ACE and ACUE Collaborate on Program to Improve College Instruction, Diverse: Issues in Higher Education (Mar. 7)
• Dr. Richard Merkin, President and CEO of Heritage Provider Network, Endows the Merkin Honors Scholars Program at Cal State LA, with Additional Funds for New Scholars, P.R. Newswire (Mar. 7)
• Inside The L.A. Juvenile Detention Center That’s Been Compared To A ‘Third World Country Prison’, Think Progress (Mar. 7)
• CALIFORNIA: Republican Party keeps shrinking, but is it losing power?, E&E News (Mar. 7)
• Changes from new Whittier council district system likely to occur gradually, experts say, SGV Tribune (Mar. 5)
• Cheatham seeks re-election to House Seat 3B, CDA Press (Mar. 5)
• Rise Of Latino Political Power In Capitol Could Give New Momentum To Health Care, California Healthline (Mar. 4)
• Is Your 'Spirited Child' Really Just a Brat?, Blogher (Mar. 4)
• Autonomous Vehicles Event Varden Labs, Cal State LA, EcoCAR 3, Advanced Transportation Center (Mar. 4) 
• SourceAmerica Design Challenge Announces College Finalists for National Engineering Competition, SourceAmerica (Mar. 3)
• Of Indian education and learning, Daily Excelsior (Mar. 3)
• Jim Colon, Toyota’s VP of African American Business Strategy is leaving the company, Pittsburg Courier (Mar. 3)
• March 5: Hart District Honor Band Concert, SCV News (Mar. 2)
• Locals Take Lead in Bioscience Growth, Los Angeles Business Journal (Mar. 2)
• Free tax help available at Cal State LA for qualified invididuals, A round Alhambra (Mar. 1)
• Queen of heARTS: The Center for Creativity and the Arts has crowned Dr. Cindy Urrutia as the new coordinator, Fresno Bee (Feb. 29)
• Disciplina y trabajo, secreto del éxito de equipo femenil de college, HOY (Feb. 28)
• Conference kicks around ideas for better government, Orange County Register (Feb. 28)
• Electorate Representation Index: Which States Most Closely Resemble the U.S.?, Wallet Hub (Feb. 28)
• Estigma hispano persiste en campaña electoral de EE.UU., El Salvador (Feb. 27)
• Are You a Feminist if You Always Let Him Pay?, ELLE (Feb. 26)
• Sports Digest: Garrett to Speak, Los Angeles WAVE (Feb. 25)
• LADWP Reform: Why the Rush?, City Watch (Feb. 25)
• Cal State LA nursing workshop at Pierce, Roundup News (Feb. 24)
• Santa Monica Library Picks "Station Eleven" as Choice for READS Series, Santa Monica Lookout (Feb. 24)
• Montebello Unified Empowers Communities, Promotes Diversity through Education, California School News (Feb. 24)
• Super Sunday program promotes attending college, Compton Herald (Feb. 23)
• From STEM Pathways to STEM Highways, Academic Impressions (Feb. 23)
• L.A. County spends more than $233,000 a year to hold each youth in juvenile lockup, L.A. Times (Feb. 23)
• Pennington Dance Group Celebrates 15 Years with Challenging Work that Looks Forward and Back, Pasadena Now (Feb. 23)
• First black mayor, Fatburger founder: These are some snapshots from L.A.’s black history, L.A. Times (Feb. 23)
• How a Diversion Program in South L.A. Hopes to Break the Cradle-to-Prison Pipeline, Chronicle of Social Change (Feb. 22)
• Top 30 Most Affordable Graduate Accounting Programs For 2016 Ranked by Accounting Degree Review, PR Newswire (Feb. 22)
• Civic University 2.0, L.A. in 60 Seconds (Feb. 21)
• Election Analyst Talks with KCAL9 Political Editor Dave Bryan About Nevada, South Carolina, KCAL-TV Campaign 2016 (Feb. 20)
• Iran Has Critical Parliamentary Elections Ahe ad, Counter Currents (Feb. 20)
• Local community things to know and do: Art show to benefit arts school, Pasadena Star-News (Feb. 19)
• Record producer Larry Klein coming off a busy year, LA Independent (Feb. 19)
• CalPERS elects new Investment Committee Chairs and Vice Chairs, Opalesque (Feb. 19)
• CSU Super Sunday, Leimert Park Beat (Feb. 18)
• Long Beach Resident Julia Budniak Discusses Winning Bronze at the LA Marathon, Long Beach Post (Feb. 18)
• What Keeps Couples Happy Long Term?, HER Radio - Radio MD (Feb. 18)
• CSU Super Sunday, Leimert Park Beat (Feb. 18)
• Around Pasadena: Asian-American, Pacific Islander expo [link], Pasadena Star-News (Feb. 18)
• Tysons Chamber Names Francis Gary Powers, Jr. Acting President, The Connection (Feb. 17)
• Sonoma Valley Museum of Art Announces Exciting Next Exhibitions, Sonoma Valley Patch (Feb. 17)
• Olmos, Najera Address the Absence of Blacks and Latinos in Higher Education at CDU President’s Breakfast, L.A. Sentinel (Feb. 17)
• Cal State L.A. coach finishes third among L.A. women marathon runners, Eastsider L.A. (Feb. 16)
• Activists visit campus for BSA’s Black History Month, Occidental Weekly (Feb. 16)
• Introducing the Newest Cal State LA Fellows at 826LA in Echo Park!, 826LA (Feb. 15)
• Artist Profiles - Drummer "Stix" Hooper, Jazzy 88.9 (Feb. 15)
• A Chiropractor’s Dinner Seminar Promoting Laser Treatment of Arthritis, Skeptical Inquirer (Feb. 15)
• Author Steve Lopez Visits Cal State LA, Her Campus (Feb. 14)
• LA Marathon: Cal State L.A. coach Julia Budniak gets surprising third-place finish, L.A. Daily News (Feb. 14)
• Despite modest expectations, Julia Budniak is third among women in L.A. Marathon, L.A. Times (Feb. 14)
• CSU Super Sunday, KTLA-5 (Feb. 13)
• COMMUNITY CALENDAR: Russian ballet performs in Downey - College Expo, Los Angeles WAVE (Feb. 12)
• CSU Journey to Success, KABC-7 (Feb. 12)
• They never wanted an arranged marriage. But they said ‘I do’ to its best parts., The Washington Post (Feb. 11)
• LA18 Korean Prime News: CSU Journey to Success at Cal State LA, KSCI-TV (Feb. 11)
• How to Keep Passion in Your Relationship, According to Science, Yahoo! Health (Feb. 11)
• CSU Journey to Success, Eastsider LA (Feb. 11)
• A Fresh Start For Millennials: The Case For Forgiving Student Loans, Forbes (Feb. 11)
• Crowell Public Library Presents "Seeking More of the Sky: Growing up in the 1930s", Pasadena Now (Feb. 11)
• Cal State LA EcoCAR3 Women are Driven by the Success of Young Women Engineers, Green Garage Blog (Feb. 10)
• CSU Journey to Success, KTLA5 (Feb. 10)
• CSU Journey to Success: Feb. 20, Samoa News (Feb. 10)
• Why Are LA’s Foster Kids More Likely to Be Charged With Crimes?, Youth Today (Feb. 10)
• Key to a Satisfying Sex Life After 5, 10, 20 Years? Variety., Chicago Tribune (Feb. 10)
• College counselors on the front lines for low-income students, LA School Report (Feb. 10)
• College Expo at Cal State LA highlights opportunities for Asian American and Pacific Islander students, Alhambra Source (Feb. 9)
• Why Are LA’s Foster Kids More Likely to Be Charged With Crimes?, Juvenile Justice (Feb. 9)
• College Expo at Cal State LA highlights opportunities for Asian American and Pacific Islander students, Pasadena Patch (Feb. 9)
• What keeps couples happy long term?, Fox News (Feb. 9)
• Take the ‘Journey to Success’ at Cal State LA, Asian Journal (Feb. 9)
• News and notes: Politics, media and place, LA Observed (Feb. 9)
• How to celebrate Chinese New Year while avoiding offensive stereotypes, Pasadena Star-News (Feb. 8)
• Black Mexico: Lectures, exhibits, documentaries in February, Compton Herald (Feb. 8)
• What Keeps Couples Happy Long Term, Wall Street Journal (Feb. 8)
• Chang Takes Autism Education to New Level, Diverse Issues (Feb. 7)
• Cities want to raise the minimum wage. But it's complicated., L.A. Times (Feb. 7)
• Una voz para la literatura, Hispanos Press (Feb. 6)
• Super Bowl I: It all kicked off in the LA Coliseum, LA Daily News (Feb. 6)
• Lunar New Year is morphing into an all-American holiday with taco trucks, beatboxing and beer, L.A. Times (Feb. 5)
• Super Bowl 50: American Inequality on Display, Counter Punch (Feb. 5)
• Around Pasadena: School of Nursing program awarded grant, Pasadena-Star News (Feb. 5)
• Cal State LA’s School of Nursing awarded $685k gift, MyNewsLA (Feb. 4)
• ‘Remembering Yuri Kochiyama’ at Cal State L.A., Rafu Shimpo (Feb. 4)
• L.A. theater openings, Feb. 7-14: This Filthy World: Filthier and Dirtier, L.A. Times Culture Monster (Feb. 4)
• Cal State Fil-Am student wins award in women’s health research, Global Nation Inquirer (Feb. 4)
• Sports Watching & Wondering, Pasadena/SGV Journal (Feb. 3)
• Huntington Hospital Announces New and Returning Board Members, Pasadena Now (Feb. 3)
• CSUN University Student Union Director Receives CSU’s Highest Honor, LA Sentinel (Feb. 3)
• Black Lives Matter, KCET SoCal Connected (Feb. 3)
• NFL: 50 years later, former Hokie Dale recalls playing in first Super Bowl, Fredericksburg (Feb. 3)
• Cal State LA's School Of Nursing Awarded $685,000 Gift To Support Innovative Instruction, Nurses.com (Feb. 2)
• Renowned LA Artists Rally in Pasadena to Support LACHSA Visual Arts Students, Pasadena Now (Feb. 2)
• What They’re Watching: Walter Zelman, California State Universi ty, State of Reform (Feb. 2)
• Local students play mind games at JPL in National Science Bowl regional competition, L.A. Times (Feb. 2)
• US Poet Laureate Juan Felipe Herrera at Cal State LA, Examiner (Feb. 1)
• US's First Latino/Chicano Poet Laureate Juan Felipe Herrera Shares His Thoughts, KPFK Uprising with Sonali (Feb. 1)
• Fil-Am microbiology student receives scholar award at the 28th CSU Biotechnology Symposium, Asian Journal (Feb. 1)
• What Do Laureates Talk About?, The Front Page (Feb. 1)
• El Segundo hires Monrovia’s Chris Donovan as new fire chief, Daily Breeze (Feb. 1)
• Altadena Public Library Presents African American Heritage Drum and Dance Circle, Pasadena Now (Feb. 1)
• Pat Mercuri of Managed Direct Response Nominated for OCBJ’s Excellence in Entrepreneurship Awards, Business Wire (Feb. 1)
• Brian Cook Joins Hollandia Produce As VP Of Sales, Perishable News (Feb. 1)
• Free Tax Help Available at Cal State LA for qualified individuals, Around Alhambra (Feb. 2016)
• Air Pollution and Sunlight Q&A, American Scientist (Jan.-Feb. 2016)
• An Afternoon with Steve Lopez, Eastsider LA (Jan. 30)
• Education is focus of league meeting, Pasadena Star-News (Jan. 29)
• Los Angeles Drama Critics Circle Nominations Announced; Deaf West Theatre Will Be Honored, Playbill (Jan. 29)
• New Programs And Partnerships Announced At Fifth Annual Health Matters Activation Summit, Look to the Stars (Jan. 28)
• Covered California Open Enrollment Ends Jan. 31, CSUF News (Jan. 28)
• Voting rights activist John Lewis urges students to  fight for justice, Los Angeles WAVE (Jan. 28)
• Emerging Scholars 2016: Spectrum Focused, Diverse (Jan. 28)
• NXP Hosts EcoCAR 3 Advanced Vehicle Technology Competition Workshop in Austin, CNN Money (Jan. 28)
• Department of Neighborhood Empowerment Announces 2016 Civic University 2.0, L.A. Sentinel (Jan. 27)
• PureTech Expands Scientific Advisory Board and Appoints New Senior Advisors, Business Wire (Jan. 27)
• Billions spent, but fewer people are using public transportation in Southern California, L.A. Times (Jan. 27)
• Rep. John Lewis Speaks at AFL-CIO MLK Labor Breakfast, L.A. Sentinel (Jan. 27)
• U.S. Poet Laureate to speak at Cal State L.A., Pasadena Star-News (Jan. 26)
• CSU Trustees Weigh Competing Student And Faculty Needs, Capital Public Radio (Jan. 26)
• California State University: Tuition hikes aren't automatic, financial minds insist, The Press-Enterprise (Jan. 26)
• Classes Begin at Cal State L.A.’s Downtown Campus, LA Downtown News (Jan. 25)
• Andy Stanley on election-year vitriol: ‘You’re scaring the children’, Atlanta Journal Constitution (Jan. 25)
• Fitness expert kicks off Clinton summit with workout, The Desert Sun (Jan. 25)
• Rep. John Lewis speaks out  against Trump's divisive rhetoric during L.A. visit, L.A. Times (Jan. 23)
• Rep. John Lewis Decries Donald Trump’s Rhetoric During L.A. Visit: ‘I Think Demagogues Are Pretty Dangerous’, KTLA-5 (Jan. 23)
• With changing demographics in the 8th Council District, will Marqueece Harris-Dawson be its last black councilman, L.A. Times (Jan. 23)
• Tax preparation service offered at Cal State L.A., Los Angeles WAVE (Jan. 22)
• All-ASA Engages Students in Discussions on Identity at Annual Retreat, Armenian Weekly (Jan. 22)
• The myth of the 'Cave of the Glowing Skulls’, Mother Nature Network (Jan. 21)
• City Hall: Then and Now, Which Way, L.A.? on KCRW (Jan. 21)
• Community Calendar: Volunteer Income Tax Assistance and Jean Burden Poetry Reading, Eastern Group Publications (Jan. 21)
• OSU men's basketball: Former player Robbins signs at Cal State L.A., Jesse Sowa (Jan. 20)
• Jean Burden Reading Honoring USA Poet Laureate Juan Felipe Herrera, Poets & Writers (Jan. 20)
• Labor group vows to support CSU faculty if it strikes; faculty erupt at chancellor, LA Daily News (Jan. 20)
• Union offers strike aid to Cal State University faculty, Orange County Register (Jan. 20)
• Governor Brown Announces Appointments: Feliza Ortiz-Licon, Imperial Valley News (Jan. 19)
• DroneOS - Drone Management Software, Robotics Tomorrow (Jan. 19)
• Black Lives Matter would like to see more help from the Congressional Black Caucus, Daily Kos (Jan. 19)
• Mas Jovenes Latinos De Los Angeles Obtienen Doctorados En Ciencias, Hispanos Press (Jan. 18)
• 5 Reasons to Get Hyped for Cal State LA's Downtown Campus, Her Campus (Jan. 17)
• Jaime Escalante Remains an Inspiration Decades After Changing How Latino Students Are Perceived, Latin Post (Jan. 16)
• Assembly Majority Floor Leader Chris Holden Kicks Off Young Legislators Program at Rose Bowl, Pasadena Now (Jan. 16)
• Stan Oken is recipient of Fresno chamber’s Leon S. Peters service award, Fresno Bee (Jan. 15)
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• Read more here: http://www.fresnobee.com/news/local/article54931315.html#storylink=c, Fresno Bee (Jan. 15)
• City National Names Scott Witter to Lead Its 75 Bank Branches, EconoTimes (Jan. 15)
• 2016 election will be a game-changer, Jewish Journal (Jan. 14)
• Jean Burden Poetry Reading: Juan Felipe Herrera, LatinoLA! (Jan. 13)
• Around Town: Young Careerist for 2016, Mid Valley News (Jan. 13)
• On the Move: Mike Garrett, Diverse Education (Jan. 12)
• Malibu resident a finalist in documentary contest, Malibu Surfside News (Jan. 12)
• Alumni of Waseda’s International Division Gather in Little Tokyo, Rafu Shimpo (Jan. 12)
• California Assemblyman Seeks Smoking Ban at Public Universities and Colleges, Half Wheel (Jan. 12)
• Sheriff's Department Civilian Oversight Commission Takes Shape, Signal SCV (Jan. 12)
• Bartolais Named Citizens of the Year, Sierre Madre News (Jan. 12)
• Jean Burden Poetry Reading: Juan Felipe Herrera, Eastsider LA (Jan. 11)
• Essential California: A death blamed on El Niño, L.A. Times (Jan. 10)
• Asking voters to OK homeless funding would take L.A. into uncharted waters, L.A. Times (Jan. 9)
• The Numbers Crunch: This ranking of colleges is more on the money, Sacramento Bee (Jan. 8)
• Culture 4 Kids!, The Hawai'i Herald (Jan. 8)
• The Numbers Crunch: This ranking of colleges is more on the money, Sacramento Bee (Jan. 8)
• Read more here: http://www.sacbee.com/opinion/opn-columns-blogs/foon-rhee/article53734425.html#storylink, Sacramento Bee (Jan. 8)
• The sooner you turn in the federal student aid application, the better, L.A. Times (Jan. 7)
• Angelica Rubio to seek state House seat, Las Cruces Sun-News (Jan. 6)
• Smithsonian Announces "Latinos and Baseball" Collecting Initiative, PR Newswire (Jan. 5)
• Gryphon House Releases Play Today: Book offers creative ideas for dramatic play in early childhood classrooms, Business Wire (Jan. 5)
• Why opt for a course abroad?, The Hindu (Jan. 4)
• Riding Metrolink? Leave your hoverboard at home, F ox-11 (Jan. 4)
• Built to Last: Joe Cervantes, CSUF News (Jan. 4)
• Editorial: When everyone's a victim, no one is a victim, St. Louis Dispatch (Jan. 2)
• Cal State LA awarded 2015 Ambassador of Education Award, Around Alhambra (Jan. 2016)