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A close headshot of the sculpture and the words wrapped around it

Cal State LA continued to serve as a center for public health in the 1980s by offering flu vaccines much in the same way it had offered polio vaccines in the 1960s.

Jennifer Valdez interviewed her mother, Hilda Saravia. Saravia is 41 years old and is a Child Development teacher. She is a single mother of two daughters, Jennifer and Valaria. Saravia details her experiences growing in El Sereno and how they shaped…

illustration of surgical mask. Pen and ink on paper

The Arlington Hotel damaged by the 1925 Santa Barbara earthquake is pictured with massive damage and rubble running down the hotel?s exterior stairway. This view of the Arlington Hotel on the Victoria Street side shows the structural collapse of the…

Students in History 2050 (fall 2019) celebrate processing forty-two boxes from the Mervyn M. Dymally Collection. Through this opportunity students build an understanding of archival processing and the importance of preservation.

Mervyn M. Dymally home in Cedros.

Image of how to be nice to others while wearing a mask

By the 1980s there was a growing awareness of the risk of sexually transmitted diseases such as the herpes virus. College campuses such as Cal State LA sought to shed light on the risks by spreading awareness.