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Welcome to The Fill From the Hill, a recurring political column where one University Times writer dissects the key polit...
11/07/2025

Welcome to The Fill From the Hill, a recurring political column where one University Times writer dissects the key political topics and controversies in the news, from domestic politics to international affairs. This week tackles Trump’s recent statements on resuming nuclear testing.

This column is not representative or a reflection of the opinions of the UT Staff nor the UT itself.

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✍️ Samuel Valencia, Editor-In-Chief
📸 Samuel Valencia

After the flooding incident in the southern portion of the Biological Sciences Building (BSB), the impacted areas will r...
11/06/2025

After the flooding incident in the southern portion of the Biological Sciences Building (BSB), the impacted areas will remain closed for the next several weeks, while the drying, assessment and repair process takes place. However, despite the partial return to the building, many classes, science projects, labs and office spaces remain off limits, impacting student learning and extracurricular activities.

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✍️ Seamus Bozeman, News Editor
📸 Seamus Bozeman

The Echo and Echoplex, a venue within the middle of Echo Park, was buzzing on Saturday, Sept. 20, as crowds gathered for...
11/06/2025

The Echo and Echoplex, a venue within the middle of Echo Park, was buzzing on Saturday, Sept. 20, as crowds gathered for Fuego Fest, an all-ages Latinx youth music festival celebrating creativity, identity, and collaboration in LA. Tickets ranged from $30 to $38, and the all-ages policy made it possible for families, teens, and young adults to enjoy the event together.​​ That inclusivity gave the festival a sense of openness that larger, more expensive festivals might lack.

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✍️ Wendy Cubillo and Robert Bowes
📸 Wendy Cubillo

Guillermo del Toro’s filmography has shown, if nothing else, a deep admiration and empathy for the monsters leading his ...
11/06/2025

Guillermo del Toro’s filmography has shown, if nothing else, a deep admiration and empathy for the monsters leading his stories. From the pulpy comic book fantasy in “Hellboy” to the creature-feature fairy tale romance in “The Shape of Water,” del Toro has always highlighted humanity first in even the most grotesque of his characters. “Frankenstein” seems like the perfect vehicle for del Toro, and while it exemplifies some of his greatest strengths, it ultimately feels as flawed as the patched-up creature at its center.

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✍️ Carlos De la Luz, Managing Editor
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After a four-hour and seven-minute game seven for the ages, the Los Angeles Dodgers captured their second consecutive Wo...
11/05/2025

After a four-hour and seven-minute game seven for the ages, the Los Angeles Dodgers captured their second consecutive World Series title. This made them the first team to repeat wins in 25 years. It was a title that every fan, player, and staff member can take pride in after enduring a hard-fought season that, without a doubt, did not come easy.

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✍️ Alessandro Flores, Multimedia Reporter
📸 Alessandro Flores

The Cal State LA Golden Eagles drew 2–2 with the Cal State Humboldt Lumberjacks on Senior Day, Oct. 26 at University Sta...
11/05/2025

The Cal State LA Golden Eagles drew 2–2 with the Cal State Humboldt Lumberjacks on Senior Day, Oct. 26 at University Stadium. This extended their winless streak at home to two games over consecutive weekends.

Los Cal State LA Golden Eagles empataron 2-2 contra los Cal State Humboldt Lumberjacks el 26 de oct. en University Stadium, extendiendo su racha sin victorias en casa a dos partidos consecutivos.

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✍️ Mario Vazquez, Multimedia Reporter
📸 Isai Carrillo

Every October, La Cañada’s Descanso Gardens displayed what they referred to on their website as “a mesmerizing pumpkin w...
11/05/2025

Every October, La Cañada’s Descanso Gardens displayed what they referred to on their website as “a mesmerizing pumpkin wonderland” for visitors to walk through. The garden sells tickets for visitors to journey through the grounds to see carved pumpkins, sculptural pieces, and colorful lights that illuminate the garden at night.

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✍️ Elizabeth Bouza, Copy Editor
📸 Elizabeth Bouza

This season’s Dedication Night on “Dancing with the Stars” delivered a very emotional Tuesday night. Each celebrity got ...
10/25/2025

This season’s Dedication Night on “Dancing with the Stars” delivered a very emotional Tuesday night. Each celebrity got to choose one special person in their lives to honor and dedicate their dance to.

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✍️ Josmary Molina, Multimedia Reporter
📸 Josmary Molina

Welcome to The Fill From the Hill, a recurring political column where one University Times writer dissects the key polit...
10/24/2025

Welcome to The Fill From the Hill, a recurring political column where one University Times writer dissects the key political topics and controversies in the news, from domestic politics to international affairs. This week tackles a recent blunder by White House Deputy Chief of Staff Stephen Miller and what plenary authority means...

This column is not representative or a reflection of the opinions of the UT Staff nor the UT itself.

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✍️ Samuel Valencia, Editor-In-Chief
📸 Samuel Valencia

Edward James Olmos visited Cal State LA on Friday, Oct. 10 to receive the Prism Award as part of “We Are LA: Community W...
10/24/2025

Edward James Olmos visited Cal State LA on Friday, Oct. 10 to receive the Prism Award as part of “We Are LA: Community Weekend.” The event included a screening of The Ballad of Gregorio Cortez and a Q&A led by Dean Stephen Trzaskoma from the College of Arts & Letters.

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✍️ Wendy Cubillo, Multimedia Reporter
📸 Wendy Cubillo

The NFL has finally found its star headliner for next year’s Super Bowl halftime show during Super Bowl LX, its 60th ann...
10/23/2025

The NFL has finally found its star headliner for next year’s Super Bowl halftime show during Super Bowl LX, its 60th anniversary of the big game. With all the ongoing issues and struggles the Latino community has been facing, Bad Bunny headlining the halftime show is the right move for everyone involved.

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✍️ Alessandro Flores, Multimedia Reporter
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The Biological Sciences Building on the Cal State LA main campus was closed after flooding damage caused by “a water sou...
10/23/2025

The Biological Sciences Building on the Cal State LA main campus was closed after flooding damage caused by “a water source that was accidentally left on” Wednesday evening which left significant damage in portions of the building.

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✍️ Seamus Bozeman, News Editor
📸 Seamus Bozeman

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