Apocalypse, Paranoia, and Social Responsibility
In 1934, Los Angeles Times published the following statement: “No place on Earth offers greater security to life and greater freedom from natural disasters than Southern California.” However, in the…
The Blue Cafe
Usually, when we read or hear about a love story, many of us are skeptical about these kinds of topics. We often think there is not any reason, if any,…
Si vous n’avez rien à me dire / If you have nothing to tell me
Victor Hugo is one of the greatest authors and dramaturgs in the world. He was born in Besançon (1802) and died in Paris (1885). He is the author of The…
Empowering the Future at CSUSB: Kerry Neal’s Vital Role in CSUSB’s Philanthropic Vision
We define the future is our slogan at CSUSB. The slogan can be interpreted in diverse ways; however, what is important is to work in a shared present and future.…
Staging Art and Chineseness: The Politics of Trans/Nationalism and Global Expositions
Jane Chin Davidson is Professor of Art and Design at California State University San Bernardino (CSUSB). She is also a historian-curator. Her research focuses are on transnationalism, Chinese identity, eco-feminism,…
Civil War (2024): A Cinematic Reflection on Democracy, Division, and DystopiaCivil War
Alex Garland’s ‘Civil War’: A Chilling Vision of a Second American Conflict Imagine flipping on the news and seeing America unrecognizable. Gridlock in Washington has morphed into something far uglier.…
