Oct. 22, 2021
For the first time in 11 years, A&R Tarpaulins has been nominated for a Spirit of the Entrepreneur Awards, the annual competition among businesses in Riverside and San Bernardino counties sponsored by the Inland Empire Center for...
The Charlottesville “Unite the Right” trial is set to begin the jury selection process. A group of nine plaintiffs has filed a lawsuit against approximately two dozen “Unite the Right” organizers in an effort to gain financial compensation. Under the...
At one point in 2020, Defend East County (DEC), a far-right group, boasted a Facebook following of more than 20,000 members. The platform eventually suspended the group due to violent, racist rhetoric on its page.
“These social media platforms like...
America’s intolerance of foreigners has a long and ugly history. After the Civil War, Italian immigrants were compared to Black Americans and accused of being racially inferior and prone to criminality. Irish immigrants arriving after the potato...
A major civil lawsuit under the Ku Klux Klan Act against the “Unite the Right” rally is set to begin, more than four years after the rally took place, where hundreds of neo-Nazis gathered in person, meticulously planning the deadly event.
The...
California Indian Nations College, the two-year tribal college in Palm Desert, along with California State University, San Bernardino, is hosting a virtual college fair Friday afternoon.
The Zoom event, which will be open to all high school juniors...
Based on a recent survey of local college students, 83 percent of college students consume caffeine daily.
When we dig a little deeper into these numbers it’s apparent that much like school supplies, caffeine is part of college students being...
Cal State San Bernardino alumna Dalea Faulkner, who earned a degree in creative writing from CSUSB, has released “Hashtag Blessed the Movie” at the WME Village 8 theater last weekend in Arizona.
“I was inspired to write it (Hashtag Blessed the Movie...
A group that says its mission is “to halt and push back the forces of darkness” is holding a tactical event in southwest Missouri this weekend to train Christians in “hand-to-hand combat” and “fighting from your vehicle.” Called the Missouri...
After a not-so-brief yearlong intermission, the CSUSB Department of Theatre Arts is back and ready to dazzle its guests with a fun selection of entertaining plays designed as an escape from reality.
The 2021-2022 Season of Light will have a little...
Charles “Chuck” Mendoza, CSUSB Teacher Education and Foundation lecturer, and his wife, Julie, earned a Heritage Award for their Redlands home by the Redlands Area Historical Society. The annual event held since 1975 honors historic homes and...
A student’s video of a Riverside teacher wearing a faux Native American headdress and dancing in front of her math class has gone viral and sparked calls to fire the instructor and halt teaching tactics perceived as disrespectful to some cultures.
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