By Danna Miramontes The California Faculty Association released the official vote on the tentative agreement with 76% of faculty members voting “yes” and 24% voting “no” Feb. 19. This is after months of negotiation and the CFA putting a halt to the strikes Jan. 22 the first day of the spring semester. According to
By Victoria Mejicanos, Feb. 6, 2024 After a fall semester full of union coverage, protests and political action, students are no longer strangers to political disruptions with varying degrees of impact, but when the California Faculty Association announced a possible week-long strike to start the spring semester many were unsure of what to do besides
By Antonia Lopez-Vega, Jan. 23, 2024 The California State University system held a press conference Friday, Jan. 19 regarding the upcoming CFA strike. Media correspondents from official news stations, as well as student run publications were invited to a press update with CSU Chancellor Mildred Garcia and other members from the CSU Board of Trustees.
By Christian Malone, Jan. 23, 2024 After months of stalling negotiations, the California Faculty Association began a series of one-day, localized strikes at Cal Poly Pomona, making Monday, December 4, 2023, one of the most hectic days of the fall 2023 semester. As countless classes were canceled, faculty members gathered to call for better pay
By Charlize Althea Garcia, Oct. 31, 2023 Familiar versus unfamiliarity. A push-and-pull program from the LA Philharmonic interposed the audience into a sandwich of musical ideas with pieces from Sibelius, Swan Lake and Saad Haddad Oct. 20. Oftentimes one listens to music to forget, to escape or feel comforted by the universality of human emotion.