ASPB’s The Womxn of Tomorrow brings together activists for a conversation about social justice
On Thursday, Jan. 31, the Associated Students Program Board (ASPB), in collaboration with the Women’s Resource Center, LGBTQ Resource Center, The WELL, and African Student Programs, hosted “The Womxn of Tomorrow” in the University...
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...
Spooky Season: The Arches
Fifteen pairs of white T-shaped support beams holding up glorified concrete awnings. The Rivera Arches … they’re pretty ugly. School brochures run it off as modernist architecture, but it doesn’t give much more than...
Earthly Restorations
i’ve never seen snow fall
but
i imagine
it doesn’t descend gracefully
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the wind would not allow it.
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Lisa Teasley speaks about her experiences as a black writer
Author Lisa Teasley presented as part of UCR’s Writers Week at the CHASS Interdisciplinary Building on Monday, Feb. 10. Some of her well-known works include “Glow in the Dark,” which deals with...
Bangin’ bacon mac and cheese breakfast burrito
Every morning I wake up and I immediately head to my kitchen to whip up some breakfast. It is usually some sort of breakfast burrito with whatever I have on hand: ham, Soyrizo, eggs...
Bittersweet
Age led me to believe
That young love is bittersweet.
From the first hug to the first kiss,
Moments too sweet to miss.
Awkward glances across the room,
Hoping they will notice you.
The romantic’s sweet yet subtle ruse
To capture...
Going higher, further and faster at Soundclash with special guest, Brie Larson
Soundclash, an exhilarating and lively music competition, was hosted by the Associated Student Programs Board (ASPB) on Feb. 22 to Feb. 25. The event was held virtually with all performances available on ASPB’s Instagram...
Campus Cope: The rise and downfall of being a college freshman during a pandemic
It has been a little more than a year since the pandemic started, and the world has been deeply affected by this experience. Many of us have experienced unemployment, paying masks and sanitizers in...
Homecoming Bonfire 2021 celebrates the hopeful return of in-person events
When COVID-19 hit our lives just a mere year ago, the world was thrown into a frenzy. Schools shut down, work was being taken to the home office, and people were separated from their...