Team USA had the most dramatic, and controversial, Olympics out of any team this year in Rio. During the Rio Olympics, controversy ensued the most when Ryan Lochte lied about being robbed at gunpoint and...
College students everywhere feel the bite of the cost of not only paying for school, but also managing income. Regarding the 2016 election for the next commander in chief, students get to choose between...
Zach Filtz, Cal Times Contributor
• April 25, 2016
Sometimes, a movie comes out that makes for great ranting. And no, I sure as heck do not mean the “good” kind of ranting. I mean the putrid and vile kind. Good god, it’s been since Sandra Bullock’s...
Katie DelVerne, Cal Times Opinion Editor
• April 25, 2016
Most people are aware of what the first amendment protects. Usually the first thing that comes to mind is “freedom of speech”, which is an American citizen’s most basic right. The first amendment...
There are not very many reasons I would wake up at 5:30 in the morning. If you told me a year ago that I would waking up just to go see a 74-year-old senator from Vermont, I would say you were crazy. But...
Rachael Kriger, Cal Times Sports Editor
• April 15, 2016
When it comes to digging up dirt, investigative journalists know how to do it correctly and covertly. However, a number of German journalists uncovered some big news that shocked the world. Earlier last...
“It’s out there, somewhere in the woods. Waiting.”
The final words spoken in the hit Disney channel series Gravity Falls succeed in conveying the very essence of what it means to be a child, growing...
March Madness is an event that most sports fans look forward to each year. Whether you’re a hardcore hockey, soccer, baseball, or football fan, you can expect yourself to go on NCAA’s website to print...
Zach Filtz, Cal Times Staff Writer
• April 1, 2016
I think it is safe to say that a number of us students at California University of Pennsylvania can recall the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan. Some say those wars never really ended.
While we have seen...
Last summer, I watched scores of people crowd into San Diego Central Library daily with bags full of their belongings. I distinctly remember an elderly woman’ request for help with an online application...
Andrew Malhotra, Cal Times Contributor
• March 25, 2016
Trump’s presidential campaign has taken the country by storm, leaving many political scientist literally lost for words, as many though he would burn out very early, yet there seems to be no end in sight...
Katie DelVerne, Cal Times Opinion Editor
• February 26, 2016
The past three years of college, I spent Spring Break catching up on homework, crafting for my sorority, and going on internship interviews. Never have I traveled out of state or out of Pittsburgh, or...
