Tag: los angeles
Students use fashion to promote political ideas and honor their cultures
Ahsha Jones, senior psychology major, gets up every morning ready to tackle her long list of daily activities. However, before she can step out of her dorm room, she puts together an outfit that not only allows her to be comfortable but also expresses where she comes from.
A Line Destination of the Week: Highland Park Station
This is the final story in a new series exploring the sights, tastes and culture of stops along the newly extended L.A. Metro A Line.
A Line Destination of the Week: Chinatown Station
This is the fifth story in a new series exploring the sights, tastes and culture of stops along the newly extended L.A. Metro A Line.
Commuting Across the World: Peruvian cuisine adds complexity
Located in Los Angeles at Virgil Avenue and Beverly Boulevard is Don Felix Peruvian Restaurant.
Speaker shares harsh realities of homelessness in the U.S.
Ryan J. Smith, president and CEO of St. Joseph Center, spoke about his home life, career and the humanitarian crisis of homelessness in the United States.
Dodger Blue parades through the streets of Los Angeles
“Let’s Go Dodgers,” was chanted all across the city as fans took over the streets Monday morning in downtown Los Angeles. With an estimated 200,000 fans in attendance, the World Series champion Los Angeles Dodgers were welcomed back home with a victory parade.