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A Walk on Ocean Avenue By Danielle Jaquez Growing up, my family had this Sunday morning ritual. Rain or shine, we’d wake up at...
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A Walk on Ocean Avenue By Danielle Jaquez Growing up, my family had this Sunday morning ritual. Rain or shine, we’d wake up at...
An ode to a Perfectly Imperfect City By Shannon Hewkin Twelve years ago, I moved into my first apartment in Long Beach. For $765...
Grief showed up as partying from the afternoon to early morning wearing whiskey as cologne and dropping out of college for the second time....
Think being a college student during COVID-19 is hard? Try adding a kid to the mix. By Kimberly Solis Being a college student is...
As immunocompromised individuals shelter in place and essential workers armor themselves with masks and gloves each day to stay safe, other groups in the...
By Janica Torres and Elizabeth Tovar The fight for freedom is forged on many fronts through different community student activist organizations on campus. Tusk...
Professor Tala Khanmalek’s Intro to Women’s Studies class defines healing in their own terms by Tala Khanmalek, Ph.D. The following poem was written collectively...
*Tusk uses the term “erotic” because “exotic” connotes racialized and fetishized subtexts meant to represent something strange and foreign. We resist the stigma associated...
Yes, two places: your heart and whatever you’ve got between your legs. By: Angie Zubia You know that feeling you get when your heart...
Modern-day dating is almost as easy as finding parking at Cal State Fullerton at 8:45 a.m. on the first day of the semester. By...
By Alexie Aguayo Virginity is a concept that bleeds across mainstream media platforms, but in recent years, artists have started to question the idea...
TRIGGER WARNING: This story recounts an experience with sexual assault. My knees shuddered as I struggled to sit in silence after pouring my heart...
I immigrated to the U.S. from Mexico when I was 12 years old. It still amazes me that I have grown up in, walked,...
Cinthia Pasillas was born in “El Chayote,” a small ranch in the town of Aguascalientes, Mexico. For Pasillas, her birthplace defines who she is....
“I am forever grateful for not having to cross through the desert. I hear horrible and scary stories of what happens,” says Janette Gonzalez,...