2018 coverage

• Left Coast Forum weekend offers socialism, Marxism, and more in L.A., People's World (Aug. 15)
• 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)
• 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)
• 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)
• 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)
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• 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)
• 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)
• 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)
• 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)
• Cal State LA is Geared Up with Snap-on, Green Garage Blog (Sept. 13)
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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 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)