YouTuber Timothy DeLaGhetto discusses comedy, Asian representation and the value of following your dreams
On Tuesday, May 8, “On Stage with Timothy DeLaGhetto” was held in the HUB 302 and by Asian Pacific Student Program (APSP) staff’s count, more than 200 students attended the event. DeLaGhetto is a...
Event promoting freedom of speech steps “out of the echo chamber”
About 60 people crammed into Sproul 2240 on Thursday, May 9 to hear a panel of right-leaning social media influencers speak on the diffusion of ideas and freedom of speech on American college campuses....
Arts Walk showcases artistic creations of students: painted, photographed, handcrafted and sung
ASPB hosted its annual Arts Walk event last Wednesday, May 1, “an annual interactive arts showcase” for students to share their artistic creations, according to their Highlander Link page.
The event consisted of several booths...
CSP celebrates Cinco de Mayo Nooner with dance, music and community
On Wednesday, May 1 students gathered at the Bell Tower for the Cinco de Mayo Nooner co-sponsored by ASPB, Raza Assembly and Chicano Student Programs (CSP).
Victor Marroquin, a fourth-year education and gender and...
APSP begins Asian Pacific Islander month with a “Big Wave”
On Thursday, May 2 from 5-7 p.m., Asian Pacific Student Program (APSP) celebrated the beginning of Asian Pacific Islander (API) month by hosting The Big Wave: Fashion Showcase at HUB 302. The room was...
Third annual Geek On! convention brings fans from the area to celebrate fandom
On Sunday, April 28, the third annual Geek On! convention organized by Cosplay Brigade saw 636 people in attendance. The third and second floors of the HUB were filled with cosplayers from a variety...
Students dance away midterm stress at ASPB’s fourth annual Silent DisGlo
It was week four and students, escaping the stress of midterms, lined up at the HUB Plaza on Wednesday, April 24 at 7 p.m. The thing that stood out the most was the long...
An interview with UCR professor Dr. Reza Aslan on his religious endeavors
Dr. Reza Aslan, a professor of creative writing at UC Riverside, sat down with the Highlander to discuss his 2017 book, “God: A Human History,” which was printed in paperback form on April 9....
Sixth Annual Middle Eastern Week 2019 showcases the diversity and beauty of Middle Eastern...
From April 15-20, the Middle Eastern Student Center (MESC) celebrated the sixth annual Middle Eastern (ME) Week. Students took part in the activities to learn and celebrate Middle Eastern culture.
Sobhiyeh brings together the...
R’Chella Food Truck Festival brings an affordable and exciting range of dining options to...
A diverse array of food trucks came to the HUB Plaza and Bell Tower area on Thursday, April 18 for UCR Dining’s R’Chella Food Truck Festival. Long lines and hungry students filled the area...