December 19 @ 4:30 pm - 6:00 pm The Okinawa Memories Initiative (OMI) is a community history and dialogue project focusing on Okinawa and all the ways that its people, culture, and crises are central...
By Steven Borish, John Bunce, Christina Chin-Newman, Lynn Comerford, Patricia Drew, Mariana Guzzardo, and Keri O’Neal. FACULTY MEMBERS OF THE DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN DEVELOPMENT AND WOMEN’S STUDIES Most...
By Sarah Rodriguez, COPY EDITOR Ranked as one of the top ten American universities for racial and ethnic diversity, California State University, East Bay has always been known for welcoming students...
October 17, 2020
By Antonio Aguilar, CONTRIBUTOR Using video games to connect and socializing during quarantine People are using video games as a means of socializing during this epidemic...
May 6, 2020
By Rob Brandt, CONTRIBUTOR In this weird and unexpected time, any little thing helps to bring a positive hopeful feeling back into our lives. NBC has answered our prayers...
By Monet Troche, CONTRIBUTOR COVID-19 and the Shelter-in-Place Order have affected countless lives especially small businesses and professionals. Ana Pain, a restaurant...
Photo essay by Jonathan Roberts, CONTRIBUTOR According to Ridership data and changes made due to COVID-19, the San Francisco Bay Ferry has adapted to the changes with a...
Photo essay by Paolo Acob, CONTRIBUTOR “Photographing and reporting, the persistence of creative artists during times of a pandemic.” “The Persistence of Creation,”...
December 14, 2020
By Christian Roessler, ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR OF ECONOMICS When we passed through Treptow, a wooded suburb of Berlin, my father would often...
November 30, 2020
By Kelsey Marasigan, CONTRIBUTOR Economics Professor says she faced sexism at CSUEB Growing up in South Korea, Jung Sook You faced misogyny...
September 25, 2020
By Sean Serrano, CONTRIBUTOR Looking at the relationship between sports and social justice and how two professors at CSUEB are involved. Social justice is important to the...
