Arts and Culture
Novella Carpenter, urban farmer and writer, to speak at CSUEB March 28
The author of “Farm City: The Education of an Urban Farmer” will discuss the history of American sustainability practices for the 2013 History Spring Speaker program on the Hayward Campus.
Concert honoring longtime CSUEB professor set May 23
Admission is free to the concert, which will be held in the Recital Hall (room 1055) of the Music Building on the Hayward Campus.
Entrepreneur, philanthropist Kumar Malavalli to be presented Honorary Doctorate by Cal State East Bay
CEO of InMage Systems and pioneer of storage network technology Malavalli will be recognized at the university's graduate commencement ceremony June 14.
Art Gallery to host annual juried student exhibition through June 8
The year’s best art work produced by CSUEB students will be on display for the Juried Art Exhibition.
Students learn from the pros at CSU Summer Arts
Photographer Scott Hopkins of the Cal State East Bay faculty is among the professional artists leading two-week intensive sessions for CSU Summer Arts.
Nominations open for Provost's Awards to honor outstanding faculty
Three new awards recognize Cal State East Bay faculty for their research, mentoring and community engagement.
Week of Scholarship celebrates faculty and student research, April 22-26
Cal State East Bay will host five days of events to highlight teaching and learning on campus, with awards, guest speakers and a regional conference.
Poet Patricia Smith to read from her latest works for Distinguished Writer Series
The poet, playwright and performance artist will visit Cal State East Bay's Hayward Campus April 25. She will sign copies of her latest book and answer questions from the audience.
‘Emerging Artist Exhibition’ Open through April 13 at CSUEB’s University Art Gallery
The exhibition is open in the gallery located on the first floor of the A & E building on the Hayward Campus. Admission is free and the public is invited.
‘Hidden Costs of College Sports’ topic of presentation by Center for Sport
The April 24 event, co-sponsored by the Kinesiology Department at Cal State East Bay, will feature authors Murray Sperber and Billy Hawkins and noted sports physician Cindy J. Chang.
Music legend Eddie Daniels to perform at 28th Annual CSUEB Jazz Festival
Daniels will be in concert during the two-day festival Friday, April 19 in the University Theatre and perform with and provide instruction for young musicians the next day.
CSU Chancellor Timothy White '72 makes his first official visit to campus
White, a CSUEB alumnus, recently took office as the seventh CSU chancellor; he met with faculty, staff and students as part of a first-year tour of the 23 CSU campuses.
'Apocalypse and Adaptation' opens in March at CSUEB
The C.E. Smith Museum of Anthropology on the Hayward Campus will provide hosts the exhibition on how "Catastrophes Shape Society” through June 14 in room 4047 of Meiklejohn Hall.
Winter issue of Cal State East Bay Magazine spotlights service to region's children
The extended university family takes creative, collaborative approaches to meeting kids' and communities' needs, as featured in the latest issue, now available online.
CSUEB events to honor Martin Luther King Jr., celebrate Black History Month
The Cal State East Bay campus community is invited to participate in various activities slated to honor Martin Luther King Jr. in January and observe Black History Month in February.
SNL’s Pickett to give rare Bay Area performance benefiting CSUEB Music Department
'Saturday Night Live' musical director Lenny Pickett will perform at Yoshi's jazz club in Oakland's Jack London Square March 11 with Cal State East Bay's Jazz Ensembles. Tickets are on sale.
‘Bat Boy: the Musical’ at CSUEB’s Univ. Theatre through March 17
In a musical production blending horror and comedy, the Department of Theatre and Dance brings the mysterious "Bat Boy" to life during run that ends with Sunday matinee.
CSUEB offers free music education workshop by John Feierabend Feb. 9
John Feierabend, one of the nation’s premier music educators, will lead a free community workshop at Cal State East Bay to emphasize the importance of providing music education for children.
Distinguished Writer Series for 2013 opens with author Lucille Lang Day
The noted nonfiction author will read from her new memoir, "Married at Fourteen," Feb. 6 at the Hayward Campus. Admission is free and the public is invited.
