Review: ‘Miss Anthropocene’ builds a dystopian universe with satirical dialogue
In her newest album, “Miss Anthropocene,” Claire Boucher, who is known as Grimes, unfolds a future in which humans have eradicated themselves from existence. In her fifth studio album, Grimes, creates...
View ArticleOrange County celebrates its fourth annual Women’s March
Thousands of women, men and children gathered in the streets of Downtown Santa Ana on Saturday morning for the fourth annual Orange County Women’s March. The event was one of many held across the...
View ArticleProtests against climate change continue at Orange City Hall
As part of the ongoing fight against climate change, a group of protestors brandished signs and demanded action at Orange City Hall last Friday. Their leaders, three siblings all under the age of 19,...
View ArticleOpen letter: Thank you for dooming us President Trump
Thank you President Donald Trump, Many will call your formal withdrawal from the Paris Climate Agreement cowardly, but your fearless decision to ignore the telltale signs of climate change is a true...
View ArticleGreta Thunberg unites Generation Z in earth’s solution to climate change
From Sept. 20 to Sept. 27, people spanning 185 countries came together to march, chant and hold handmade signs proudly in the air, bringing attention to the dangers of climate change and the very real...
View ArticleEmerging artists address climate change
Held in contrasting rooms of bright lights and dark shadows, six new exhibitions that showcase fresh perspectives on local and global climate impacts are now open to the public at the Orange County...
View ArticleThe importance of being an earnest activist for climate change
The 2018 midterm election brought about not only a shift in power, but a much-needed new era of diversity within U.S. politics. This diversity is not only illustrated physically, with many LGBTQ and...
View ArticleWildflower exhibit explores climate change and promotes awareness at...
Photographs of California wildflowers line the walls of The Orange County Agricultural and Nikkei Heritage Museum, located in the Fullerton Arboretum, and shed light on environmental issues surrounding...
View ArticleFaculty and students present research at CSUF Geography Club’s annual conference
The Cal State Fullerton Geography Club hosted its annual conference in the Titan Student Union titled “All Points of the Compass,” to touch on topics such as climate change and mapping parks in...
View ArticleApocalypse hype distracts from real issues
The world was supposed to end in 2000, and again in 2011, and yet again in 2012. Now, it’s supposed to end on Oct. 15. According to deadbeat scientists, the human population has experienced a possible...
View ArticleBehavior changes are needed to stop global warming
The recent trend of larger-than-life hurricanes and natural disasters should make a lot of people consider the reality of climate change, but deniers still exist. The change among Earth’s environment...
View ArticleLetter to the Editor: In Response to “Denying climate change is hurting any...
In response to: “Denying climate change is hurting any chance America has at reversing the impact” Published on Sept. 12 It is simply incorrect to link hurricanes with global warming. Madhav Khandekar,...
View ArticleDenying climate change is hurting any chance America has at reversing the impact
Climate change deniers are looking dumber than ever as hurricanes Harvey, Irma and Jose all hit the Americas one after the other. With Harvey and Jose reaching category four and Irma making it all the...
View ArticleOp-Ed: California is 100 percent ready for Clean Electricity
Take a moment to envision the year 2045, right here in California. Do you think we’ll still power our society with coal and gas and accelerating global warming, or will we have a cleaner economy,...
View ArticleWe shouldn’t have to march for science in the face of an ignorant administration
In response to proposed budget cuts to the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and a political realm dominated by conservatives, thousands across the nation marched in the name of science. The fact...
View ArticleThe safety of a polluted environment is left in the ignorant arms of the...
A 2017 report by the World Health Organization (WHO) found that more than 1 in 4 deaths of children under the age of 5 are related to air pollution. With 1.7 million children dying each year from...
View ArticleThe importance of being an earnest activist for climate change
The 2018 midterm election brought about not only a shift in power, but a much-needed new era of diversity within U.S. politics. This diversity is not only illustrated physically, with many LGBTQ and...
View ArticleWildflower exhibit explores climate change and promotes awareness at...
Photographs of California wildflowers line the walls of The Orange County Agricultural and Nikkei Heritage Museum, located in the Fullerton Arboretum, and shed light on environmental issues surrounding...
View ArticleFaculty and students present research at CSUF Geography Club’s annual conference
The Cal State Fullerton Geography Club hosted its annual conference in the Titan Student Union titled “All Points of the Compass,” to touch on topics such as climate change and mapping parks in...
View ArticleApocalypse hype distracts from real issues
The world was supposed to end in 2000, and again in 2011, and yet again in 2012. Now, it’s supposed to end on Oct. 15. According to deadbeat scientists, the human population has experienced a possible...
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