Flashback: Nov. 7, 1885 – The railroad that put San Diego on the map
California Southern’s original station was in San Diego. This station was demolished and replaced in 1915 by what has come to be known as the Santa Fe Depot. (Photo via Wikipedia/public domain) On Nov. 7, 1885, the California Southern Railroad completed a crucial section of track that finally connec
‘One of the great dance pioneers’: Legacy of SDSU professor honored
Members of the San Diego State University Black Repertory Total Theatrical Experience stand in dance postures in front of the arches of an SDSU campus building. Danny Scarborough, professor of Afro-American Studies at San Diego State, stands in the center with no shirt, his arms flung wide. (File ph
La Jolla Historical Society’s new exhibit at Wisteria Cottage opens Friday
LA JOLLA – La Jolla Historical Society’s next exhibition at Wisteria Cottage explores something unique: the creative partnership between husband-and-wife painters who worked at UC San Diego. The exhibition, which is titled “Double Bill: The Art of Manny Farber and Patricia Patterson,” presents paint
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