Author: Jazmyn De Jesus

Jazmyn De Jesus

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Staying in tune with Long Beach

Moving to Long Beach as a transfer student in 2023 unveiled to me a city ...

By Jazmyn De Jesus

May 6, 2025

Arts & Life

Blxst and SiR concert unites ‘Die Hard’ lovers at the Beach

Students rushed to the floor and the stands of Walter Pyramid on April 25 to ...

By Jazmyn De Jesus

April 26, 2025

Column

Musicians should listen to fans too

Artists and fans historically share a symbiotic relationship within the music space. Fans listen to ...

By Jazmyn De Jesus

April 22, 2025

Arts & Life

What do you mean by that? Students share takeaways from campus hosted activists

An icon of the Civil Rights movement and a clinical psychologist/Pan-African activist both spoke at ...

By Jazmyn De Jesus

April 11, 2025

Currently Listening

Do songs need bridges?

Last spring, pop artist PinkPantheress sparked minor controversy over stating her opinion that she does ...

By Jazmyn De Jesus

April 8, 2025

Column

Out with global pop, in with recession pop

On March 21, it was announced that record-breaking K-Pop group NewJeans, would be going on ...

By Jazmyn De Jesus

April 1, 2025

Arts & Life

Tyrese Gibson encourages JPR students to ‘feel the fire’

“I’m here because I’m worried about y’all.” This was the sentiment repeated by Tyrese Gibson, ...

By Jazmyn De Jesus

March 20, 2025

Column

A music collective curated by the community

During a time where Ticketmaster is becoming increasingly vampiric in their sale tactics, it seems ...

By Jazmyn De Jesus

March 18, 2025

Column

Recordkeeping of the heart: Why we love collecting physical forms of music

Record/vinyl collecting in recent years has become a trend that competes with streams as being ...

By Jazmyn De Jesus

March 4, 2025

Black History Month

Music is the medium of Black catharsis

The irony of the Super Bowl falling on Black History Month has always tickled me, ...

By Jazmyn De Jesus

February 25, 2025

Staying in tune with Long Beach

Blxst and SiR concert unites ‘Die Hard’ lovers at the Beach

Musicians should listen to fans too

What do you mean by that? Students share takeaways from campus hosted activists

Do songs need bridges?

Out with global pop, in with recession pop

Tyrese Gibson encourages JPR students to ‘feel the fire’

A music collective curated by the community

Recordkeeping of the heart: Why we love collecting physical forms of music

Music is the medium of Black catharsis

Highlights

Life after the Beach: Students share their post-grad path

CSULB college departments prepare for upcoming changes

ASI hosts USU Farewell events throughout the week

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