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BC Panel Amplifies Black Voices: Stories and Perspectives Shared from students and faculty
Throughout February, Bakersfield College highlighted a variety of topics for Black History Month. BC’s Student Government Association (BCSGA) hosted a panel called “Campus Stories: Voices of Black Scholars at Bakersfield College” to share stories and perspectives from students and faculty on February 22.
Delano local puts spotlight on the community through sports media
By Luis-Angel Gonzalez
Despite high school sports garnering a wide audience, smaller agriculture-based communities like Kern County tend to be underrepresented.
Love Stories: From Bumble Matches to Timeless Bonds
Love at first Bumble for Jackie and Bryce:
Jackie Gutierrez and Bryce Fussy both have busy work schedules but that doesn’t stop them from showing up for each other.
Bakersfield City invites public to bike on new Centennial Corridor
Cycle Centennial is the name of the bike riding event coming up soon on Saturday, February 10.
The United Liberation Front hosts movie night despite KCSO attempt to cancel
The United Liberation Front (ULF) released a statement regarding the attempt Kern County Sheriff’s Office (KCSO) made to stop ULF’s latest movie showing of “Gueto 2009,” a Spanish film depicting a Palestinian story, on January 26.
Elizabeth Hernandez: Bridging communities and breaking barriers through Architecture
Elizabeth Hernandez is a Kern County-based architect who owns her firm, Ethosphere Studios. Her parents immigrated to the U.S.