Runner Stream

President of CSU Bakersfield, Dr. Lynnette Zelezny holds the first Virtual Runner Walk & Talk of the fall 2020 semester. The Walk & Talk is a monthly opportunity for students, staff, and faculty to learn vital information about CSUB as well as contribute thoughts, concerns, questions, and ideas.

President of CSU Bakersfield, Dr. Lynnette Zelezny holds the first President's Open Forum of the fall 2020 semester. The forum is an opportunity for students, staff, and faculty to learn vital information about CSUB and contribute thoughts, concerns, questions, and ideas.

CSU Bakersfield's ASI host a collaborative Q and A Zoom session with campus professionals for transfer students to learn about the various resources at CSUB, such as:

CSU Bakersfield's All Students Incorporated meeting for the week of September 4, 2020.

Highlights:

- On campus student residents lack breakfast option as Starbucks closes.

- New SSE dean, Dr. James Rodriguez 

- Virtual Club Fair exceeds initial expectations

In lieu of the traditional Runner Nights concert canceled in Spring of 2020 due to Covid-19, CSU Bakersfield's department of Campus Programming held a Zoom interview with the artist to conclude the university's week of welcome series of events.

Paul Wesselmann, also known as @RipplesGuy joins csu Bakersfield via Zoom to share tips, tricks, and insights to survive, learn, grow, & thrive in college beyond the unprecedented times of a global pandemic.

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Runner Stream's pilot episode, a pop culture show about the movies we watch, the t.v shows we binge, and the music we stream.

If you put on your air pods to stream Lou Beauty’s music on Spotify, you may hear lush synths, soulful grooves, and dreamy soundscapes, but if you listen closer, what you’re really listening to is an artist’s melodic pursuit of creativity set to the beat of their curiosity.  Luis Velez, a communications major at CSU Bakersfield, is the musician behind this self-described “synthpop & bedroom indie project,” professionally known as Lou Beauty. He has been writing music since he was in middle school, honing his craft performing in talent shows throughout high school, and is now curating his curiosities in a number of creative endeavors while in university.  Velez has been busy, acting in the short film “ Lou Beauty (https://open.spotify.com/artist/0JKuuHkrlHNJqlFajTgZjb?si=Agp2bvkZT-2u47zzohBT6A) .  Each creative venture may function as a means of satisfying a momentary curiosity, but what’s driving this creative pursuit is an everlasting push to become a better artist.   “I want to get better in my own songwriting, my own production. So every time I write, every time I produce something, it’s just in an effort to really better myself as a creator and as an artist,” Velez states.  Where Lou Beauty’s adventures might lead is still to be determined, but when asked what the future holds, Velez confidently responds, “I see myself thinner, but not too thin. Definitely.”