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Chris Lowe says an adult great white spotted off Huntington Beach may have been hunting elephant seals.
Matt Lesenyie says limited election education, and candidates’ focus on other voters, may contribute to low youth turnout.
Andrew Jenks joined KCBS Radio to discuss the announcement and reports of a military strike on Ukrainian power plants.
Gabriella Hancock and Chris Lowe explore how media-driven fears shape public perceptions and shark conservation.
Amanda Sauceda highlights fiber benefits of apples.
CSULB animation professor and ASIFA-Hollywood Executive Director Aubry Mintz introduced a two-day L.A. event celebrating animation and artists.
CSULB Shark Lab director Chris Lowe explains how El Niño-driven warming is reshaping marine habitats and threatening native wildlife.
CSULB nutrition lecturer Amanda Sauceda shares a heart-healthy protein bowl for lower blood pressure.
CSULB’s Oliver Wang helped bring culinary history to the Asian American Museum’s "Rooted in Flavor" series.
Professor Christine Whitcraft, who was not involved in the study, says early results are encouraging but calls for more field research.
James Binnall says licensing decisions should weigh rehabilitation and lived experience as graduates face bar exams and character reviews.
Max Alberhasky’s analysis finds that manageable costs, financial security and housing stability—not ownership alone—shape well-being.
