Water polo loses a close game at home
Louis LaVenture,
Sports Editor & Campus
A close game turned into a one-point loss for the Cal State East Bay women’s water polo team on Saturday at Pioneer Pool. CSUEB fell to 1-2 overall after they lost 9-8... Read More »
January 29, 2015
Women win, men lose
Louis LaVenture,
Sports Editor & Campus
The Cal State East Bay women’s basketball team won back to back games at home over the weekend, bumping the Pioneers up to .500 in California Collegiate Athletic Association... Read More »
January 29, 2015
CSUEB women’s water polo falls to Brazil
Louis LaVenture,
Sports Editor
Cal State East Bay’s women’s water polo team lost on Monday to the Brazilian National team 15-6 at Pioneer Pool in Hayward. The exhibition match was part of a United... Read More »
January 22, 2015
- Basketball teams lose in Southern California
- Women’s swimming sinks Azusa Pacific
- Pioneer men split conference home games
- Women’s basketball lose two games at home
- CSUEB women’s hoops win streak snapped
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#ThrowbackThursday – Smoking
No-smoking proposal awaits approval By Kimberly Mulron Thursday, June 6, 1992 Health risks imposed on nonsmokers from passive smoke may become... Read More »
January 22, 2015 • 0 comments
#ThrowbackThursday – Child care
Andrea Dupree,
Copy Editor
Child care awaits funds and site - 1987 Pamela Geary, Staff Writer Students voted last spring to adopt a fee increase to pay for an on-campus... Read More »
January 8, 2015 • 0 comments
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CSU East Bay was a drag, in a good way
Kris Stewart,
Online & Video Editor
Pizza Cupcake, lead singer of Bay Area electro-pop queer group Gaymous, stomped the stage of a multipurpose room in Cal State East... Read More »
January 29, 2015
Homecoming festivities planned for CSUEB
Louis LaVenture,
Sports Editor & Campus
Next week California State University, East Bay will celebrate its annual homecoming which will include a talent and fashion show, a parade, and athletic events. The week... Read More »
January 29, 2015
Campus sexual assault event misfires
Kris Stewart,
Online & Video Editor
Roughly 20 students attended a recent sexual assault awareness event at Cal State East Bay, one that organizers hoped would start a buzz on campus about the severity of sexual... Read More »
January 22, 2015
ASI fees give opportunities
Mathew Weber,
Contributor
The winter quarter is well underway at CSU East Bay, and students from all walks of life are finding themselves reeling from the fees they pay to pursue their education. California... Read More »
January 22, 2015
Veteran Student Services look to expand
Tiffany Jones,
Editor-in-Chief
Academic Access, Enhancement and Excellence, or A2E2 funding and results of... Read More »
January 15, 2015
- 8 things college students should not waste money on
- CSUEB names new Director of Athletics
- CSUEB Art Gallery to Host Annual BFA Exhibit
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It’s Showtime at the University Theater
Sam Benavidez,
Arts & Life Editor
Homecoming week at California State University, East Bay continues on Tuesday with “Showtime at the Apollo,” a talent competition open to students at the University Theater. Attendees... Read More »
January 29, 2015
Die Hards Co. provides apparel alternative to Bay Area sports fans
Sam Benavidez,
Arts & Life Editor
Adam Mayberry sits at the checkout desk of his pop-up shop in downtown San Jose, sporting his company’s “Finatic” tee. The shirt design is a combination of the term... Read More »
January 15, 2015
Improv club earns their name in Fremont
Shannon Stroud,
Metro Editor
When thinking of Fremont, many associate it with Mission Peak, Historic Niles, Lake Elizabeth and the Saddle Rack. With almost four years in the business, Made... Read More »
January 8, 2015
S.A.V.E. honors local officers
Shannon Stroud,
Metro Editor
The media constantly covers stories about domestic violence because it’s an... Read More »
January 8, 2015
Children’s Museum to host Dia de los Tres Reyes
Bryan Cordova,
Managing Editor & Spanish Editor
To celebrate Mexican culture, the Children’s Discovery Museum in San Jose will be hosting a Dia De Los Tres Reyes event this Saturday... Read More »
January 8, 2015
- Transgender teen leaves suicide note urging for transgender acceptance
- It’s a Wonderful Life to hit East Bay theater
- Rivers releases first EP “Balloom”
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Body freedom activists let it all hang out
After hearing about the May 31 arrest of several nude activists in Malaysia who participated in the “Penang Nude Sports Games,” Bay Area nudist George... Read More »
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The Week in Pics
Development proposal stirs up frustration
Leandra Galloway,
Contributor
Residents of San Leandro packed a city council Planning Commission meeting and spoke out Thursday on the proposed San Leandro Shoreline Project. If the project is approved,... Read More »
January 22, 2015
Governor unveils 2015 state budget
Louis LaVenture,
Sports Editor
After being inaugurated for his fourth term Jan. 5, California Governor Jerry Brown released the 2015-2016 state budget on Friday: the $133 billion budget is the largest ever... Read More »
January 15, 2015
Hayward reviews alcohol rules in restaurants
Yesenia Martinez,
Politics Editor
Business owners in Hayward are feeling residual effects of current alcohol regulations enacted by former mayor Michael Sweeney and the city council over a year ago in a 5-2... Read More »
December 10, 2014
Full text: Obama’s immigration speech
President Barack Obama nation address, as prepared for delivery, on his plan to resolve the issues regarding immigration and protect over 5 million immigrants from being... Read More »
November 20, 2014
Local schools prep for earthquakes
Yesenia Martinez,
Contributor
San Leandro’s city council worked with local school districts on Monday to determine how they can work together with the fire department to handle emergency situations like... Read More »
November 13, 2014
- Hayward City Hall occupied with events
- Masons propose development on protected lands
- Hayward surprised by unused $1.4 million
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Two massage businesses close
Ruoxi Bi,
Contributor
Hayward City Council unanimously passed a new ordinance to regulate massage therapy businesses on Jan. 16 to further bar sex activities at massage parlors. Assembly... Read More »
January 29, 2015
CSUEB students create historical exhibit
Shannon Stroud,
Metro Editor
An exhibit depicting the influence of war in the East Bay is on display at the Hayward Area Historical Society through Feb. 1, following a 10-week collaboration... Read More »
January 29, 2015
Chabot college honors MLK
Shannon Stroud,
Metro Editor
Hayward city and school officials, and newly appointed mayor Barbara Halliday greeted the Hayward community as they came together at Chabot... Read More »
January 22, 2015
Oakland hosts annual restaurant week
Shannon Stroud,
Metro Editor
Since it’s creation five years ago, Oakland’s annual Restaurant Week has grown from 30 vendors to 81. Over the next two weeks different restaurants in Oakland will serve specialty meals to participate... Read More »
January 15, 2015
Hayward school celebrates MLK Jr.
Shannon Stroud,
Metro Editor
Monday, Jan. 19 at 4:30 pm, Chabot College will hold a Martin Luther King, Jr. celebration in the Buffington Visual and Performing Arts Center. The City... Read More »
January 15, 2015
- High-Speed Rail system breaks ground
- Hayward garbage rates increase
- Sulphur Creek gives back to local wildlife
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Oakland A’s take a bold approach
Andrew Rodriguez,
Contributor
Without a doubt the Oakland Athletics have been one of the busiest teams this offseason. Early Saturday morning Jan. 10, A’s fans woke up to the biggest acquisition this winter when General Manager Billy Beane finalized... Read More »
January 29, 2015
Oakland Raiders find their coach
Louis LaVenture,
Sports Editor
The Oakland Raiders finally found the right guy to lead the team back to prominence, they think. On Friday the Raiders hired fomer Denver Broncos defensive coordinator Jack Del Rio to fill their vacant head coaching position... Read More »
January 22, 2015
InterVarsity derecognized on campus
Trent Washington,
Contributor
This past fall, the California State University system chose to ban InterVarsity Christian Fellowship USA, a national religious organization, when it found the campus religious group would be in violation of a system-wide... Read More »
January 22, 2015
NFL lacks diversity in management
Louis LaVenture,
Sports Editor
There is no question that the NFL has become America’s pastime when it comes to sports in the United States. The four divisional playoff game dominated television over the weekend, claiming the most views of all programming... Read More »
January 15, 2015
Leave the character changes to Marvel
Bryan Cordova,
Managing Editor & Spanish Editor
In recent years, comic book heroes have seen many face changes as they have jumped into new forms of media. TV shows and blockbuster movies have seen a complete reset in both Marvel and DC storylines. Many tweaks have been... Read More »
January 15, 2015
- Scott transcended sports with words
- The “A’s Way” and where the franchise is headed
- Will Harbaugh wear the silver and black?
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