Year: 2017

Opinion

A Student Perspective on Keeping the Perkins Loan

September 30, 2017 by Eddy Chikukwa

That is why I am outraged to hear that the Perkins loan is being discontinued — because I know the amount of good it has done for low income students.

Sports

Strong Second-Half Leads Gauchos Past Titans in Big West Opener

September 29, 2017 by Richard Benites

Despite falling behind early, the Gauchos scored four unanswered goals to shock CSUF 5-2 in their conference opener.

Music

Father John Misty Set to Enchant Arlington Theatre

September 28, 2017 by Zoe Jones

With the release of his latest album, Pure Comedy, Father John Misty took on a new role in the indie world. He has never been one to censor himself, but a shift in his focus is clear: He is looking outward more than he ever has before.

Music

Five Summer Albums You May Have Missed

September 28, 2017 by Ryan Hykes

Tyler, The Creator, the controversial co-founder of the hip-hop collective Odd Future, has lately been known more for his no-fucks-given attitude and his trendy style than anything else.