With the rise of AI, the constant, nonconsensual selling of data, and the consistent monitoring of our internet usage, it is no wonder the internet has hopped on a new trend: cyberdecks. Cyberdecks are...

There is a photograph that America never learned how to forget. A three-year-old boy in a tiny blue coat lifts his hand to salute his father’s coffin, John F. Kennedy Jr. He was a child too young to...

When people think of sharks in the media, they typically envision a woman swimming in the open ocean, blissfully unaware of the giant set of teeth ready to tear her apart, only a foot away. This particular...

In the last few months, civil unrest has sparked collective action, leading to demonstrations in major cities across America. The public has a voice, and they are ready to make it heard about the current...

You’d be surprised to learn that not many people watch the Super Bowl for the football. You probably know someone like that, or you might be that person yourself. They watch the commercials, the halftime...

For the past decade, the Temecula and Murrieta streets have been home to The Drifters Car Club’s annual car show, The Rod Run. The Drifters Southern California Car Club was established in the early 1990s...

Hispanic Heritage Month is unfolding in the Inland Empire with celebrations in Riverside and San Bernardino counties, with events/festivals, campus celebrations, and exhibits. The most common celebrations...

Students today face an invisible mental challenge because they need to stay focused on schoolwork, even as social media platforms display short-form content. Users can access brief, personalized video...

Buying stuffed animals isn't a hassle; usually, you go in and out in a matter of minutes with the plush toy in hand. Lately, that's been a different story; parents and adults are saying that in a matter...

Cinco de Mayo is a widely celebrated holiday not only for Mexican-Americans, but I’ll tell you why we choose to commemorate it. The 2004 short documentary from Films Media Group, Cinco De Mayo, tells...

I have never walked into a space that wasn’t a Queer Bar where I felt like a normal person, except Nightmare Weekend. This convention is where everything unusual is celebrated. A home for the outcasts...

The 30th anniversary of the LA Times Festival of Books was held April 26th and 27th on the University of Southern California campus. With over 550 authors in attendance and spanning almost the entirety...