Culture

What is Dia De Los Reyes?

The story of the Three Wise Men, also known as the Magi, goes back to…

New Year’s Traditions

As 2023 approaches, many people in the United States join in the tradition of watching…

Staff Picks: What and Where to Shop Local This Holiday Season

Shopping locally is a great way to support your community and find unique gifts for…

The Long Beach Chicken Pot Pie Tour

Flaky and buttery crust. Chunks of moist chicken paired with peas and carrots. And a…

CSULB Sits on Puvungna Land

In light of Native American Heritage month, it is important to recognize the fact that…

Native American Heritage Month

The first time the Indigenous heritage was celebrated as a holiday in America was back…

7th Annual Día de Los Muertos Celebration

Long Beach will be holding its seventh annual Dia de Muertos Festival. This event is…

The Afro-Latino roots of L.A. is a history we should all know in light of racist comments from Latino leaders

When recorded conversations between four of Los Angeles’s most prominent Latino political leaders—now-resigned 6th District…

Origins of the Ofrenda

When it comes to Dia de Muertos, the first thing that people usually think of…

La Catrina: A Sacred Symbol of The Afterlife

La Catrina symbolizes the cycle of life, and serves as a reminder to enjoy life,…