Cal State East Bay in the News: November 2023
- BY Cal State East Bay
- November 1, 2023
Each month the Cal State East Bay News Center will share the media articles featuring the university and its faculty, staff and students. Check back as more articles are added to this running collection.
Protesters Escalate Stakes, Traffic Impacts With Shutdown of Bay Bridge During Apec Summit
History professor Nolan Higdon speaks about the protests causing Bay Bridge shutdown. (November 17, 2023 | Mercury News)
Kidnapping Phone Scams Target Oakland School Families: Here’s What You Need To Know
Criminal justice professor Lisa Hill gives suggestions on what to do if you receive a potential scam call. (November 14, 2023 | ABC-7)
Going Holiday Shopping Soon? Experts Say It May Be Smarter To Wait
Marketing professor Sweety Law states that retail sales are plateauing. (November 14, 2023 | ABC-7)
US Treasury Secretary Yellen, Chinese Vice Premier He Start Diplomatic Meetings in San Francisco
History professor Nancy Park predicts the two leaders will discuss the issue of trade barriers. (November 9, 2023 | ABC-7)
The Science of Rivalry Driving Better Results in Sport
Kinesiology professor Jeff Simons explains competition in sports. (November 8, 2023 | Cosmos Magazine)
GM’s Cruise Recalling All 950 Robotaxis After SF Pedestrian Dragging Incident
Computer science professor Moayed Daneshyari says the AI system used to train Cruise cars is similar to human behavior, which learns from past experiences. (November 8, 2023 | ABC-7)
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