Journalism professor uses art to reconnect with Chicano roots

Michael Kitada created, “Lest We Forget”, a fine art piece that commemorates the 50th anniversary of the Chicano Moratorium.

Ashley Grams, Deputy News Editor • September 29, 2020

Tens of thousands of protestors filled the streets of East Los Angeles and marched down Whittier Boulevard on Aug. 29, 1970. They carried signs which read “abrazos no balazos” and raised their fists to represent Chicano power.  The demonstrators made their way to Laguna Park and violence...

“Lost City of Z” pierces through its heart of darkness

Director James Gray channels his inner Joseph Conrad in his latest project.

Kyle Kohner, Copy Editor & Office Manager • April 25, 2017

Director James Gray channels his inner Joseph Conrad in his latest project.

Daniel Ellsberg’s legacy lives on

Whistleblowers and journalists reminds us why the Pentagon Papers matter today.

Justin Yun, Writer • September 27, 2016

Whistleblowers and journalists reminds us why the Pentagon Papers matter today.

Dan Berrigan remembered as a peacemaker

The death of peace activist Daniel Berrigan reminds world of the cost of discipleship.

Justin Yun, Writer • May 10, 2016

The death of peace activist Daniel Berrigan reminds world of the cost of discipleship.