No one in the city of Long Beach should be bored on Halloween. There are an array of events happening during the month of October ranging from haunted houses to beer drinking festivals. If you are looking to get festive this month but don’t know where or when, check out[Read More…]
Arts & Life
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Snow White and domestic violence
The Women’s and Gender Equity Center hosted an event on Monday about domestic violence and gender discrimination, inviting psychotherapist Alyce Laviolette to present as guest speaker. Alyce Laviolette is a trauma-informed psychotherapist who has worked 38 years with victims of domestic violence and 37 years with the perpetrators. Laviolette is[Read More…]
‘Stop the World — I Want to Get Off’ at Cal State Long Beach
Stop the world – everyone freeze as I talk through my internal monologue; this is the reality of Littlechap’s world, where in he has an audience watching his entire life, from birth to death. Cal State Long Beach Theatre Arts Department’s University Players debuted “Stop the World — I Want[Read More…]
‘Girl on the Train’ should have never left the station.
All aboard another thrilling tale of untrustworthy perspectives from various rich white people. Serving as an adaptation of the best-selling book by Paula Hawkins, “The Girl on the Train” sets out to captivate audiences and fans of the book through revelations and intrigue. The only problem is that it fails[Read More…]
Design professor receives the Innovative Award
After being nominated by the City of Long Beach for her contributions of development to the city, Cal State Long Beach design professor Heather Barker has proved that resilience pays off. During the Civic Innovation summit, held in the Long Beach Convention Center on Oct. 6, Barker will receive the[Read More…]
“Healing Through Visibility: A Coming Out Day Celebration” a kickoff event for OUTober 2016
The Office of Multicultural Affairs will kick off OUTober 2016, a month-long coming out, sexuality and community celebration on Thursday with “Healing Through Visibility: A Coming out Day Celebration.” The event “Healing Through Visibility: A Coming Out Day Celebration” will take place at the USU southwest terrace from noon to[Read More…]
Didi Hirsch program director hosts discussion on suicide prevention
Rick Mogil, program director for Didi Hirsch’s Suicide Prevention and Bereavement Services, was on campus yesterday for panel entitled “Saving Ourselves (S.O.S.).” Mogil came to discuss the warning signs of suicide, the ways loved ones can be there for people considering suicide and the impact that this heavy topic has[Read More…]
CSULB student gallery exhibits ‘Manos De Oro’
A sack of grass clippings sit in the corner, and gold-painted gardening tools such as shovels and hoes stud the walls — in the center of the gallery, a deconstructed lawn mower has fake grass and bright gold fabric pasted along its clippings bag, its internal parts laid out among[Read More…]
CSULB shows independent film ‘(T)error.’
On Tuesday, Cal State Long Beach Film & Electronic Arts Department will be hosting “(T)error,” a documentary by Lyric R. Cabral and David Sutcliffe on an active counterterrorism investigation by the FBI. In “(T)error,” filmmakers are witnesses of an FBI operation against terrorism. The directors are invited by Saeed Shariff[Read More…]
Dark Harbor opens at the Queen Mary
If you find yourself trapped in a confined space with gruesome monsters coming at you from all directions, you might be in a horror movie – or you might be at the Queen Mary’s Dark Harbor. A full carnival set-up is constructed in the parking lot of the Queen Mary,[Read More…]