Zach Filtz, Cal Times Contributor
• February 26, 2016
As California University of Pennsylvania nears the end of its 2016 celebration of Black History Month, Rueben Brock, a professor of psychology at Cal U, spoke not only of the psychological aspect of race,...
Jerron Corley, Cal Times Contributor
• February 26, 2016
I hope that everyone had a great time at the National Great Blacks in Wax Museum in Baltimore! This Sunday is our second worship service. Minister Doug Wright of Mt. Lebanon Baptist Church will lead the...
Dan Carmichael, Cal Times Contributor
• February 26, 2016
Taking One for the Team - Simple Plan
Break out that old bottle of black hair dye and dust off your black t-shirts, Simple Plan has released a new album! A band that used to be a guilty pleasure of...
Jerron Corley, Cal Times Contributor
• February 19, 2016
Greetings everyone,
The BSU thanks Pastor Darla Holmes for that wonderful sermon in church last Sunday! This Tuesday is the very first Black Arts Festival! Running all day on from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m.,...
Dan Carmichael, Cal Times Contributor
• February 19, 2016
The Life of Pablo - Kanye West
The outrageous, out spoken, one of a kind Kanye West has finally released his newest album. “The Life of Pablo,” was first mentioned over two years ago when it was...
After touring in Brooklyn, Louisville, Cincinnati, Las Vegas, and Atlantic City, Daphnique Springs travelled to California, Pa for the monthly Funny Freaking Friday event on Feb.5. Springs took the stage...
Recently, I have been chosen to be a Spring Campus Representative for the company, Serengetee. Many of you are probably asking yourself right now, “What in the world is ‘Serengetee’?”
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Dan Carmichael, Cal Times Contributor
• February 5, 2016
This is Acting-Sia
The ever so mysterious Sia has recently released her seventh studio album. Her first was released in 1997 but not until her sixth album, released in 2014, did she receive any praise...
Jerron Corley, Cal Times Contributor
• February 5, 2016
Greetings everyone,
It is the beginning of Black History Month 2016! We have a ton of events in store for students, faculty and guests alike. Throughout all this month, I will be highlighting prominent...
Dan Carmichael, Cal Times Contributor
• January 29, 2016
Thrilled-Punchline
It was an exciting way to end the year for a local band. Punchline is a band that formed out of Belle Vernon, PA in 1998. Since they formed, the band has combined time after time...
After a number of students from California University of Pennsylvania’s Black Student Union reported feeling racially targeted during the Campus Talk on Nov. 6, students are wondering if everyone is...
Nikki Brognano, Assistant News Editor
• November 20, 2015
One of the most popular groups in magic enlightened the whole campus on Nov. 1. The Surrealists were ecstatic to visit Cal U for part of their tour, and brought many new acts and magic tricks along with...
