By Tristin TaylorStaff Writer When we see food, it makes our eyes twinkle and our mouths salivate in pure ecstasy, I know it does for me being the die-hard foodie that I am. But when I hear that the food is free, the euphoria is on a grander scale and tickles my fancy, as it […]

By Liliana UlloaLifestyle Editor If you have classes on Tuesdays, chances are you’ve come across the long line of students at the east walkway waiting to indulge in Taco Tuesday made possible by campus dining’s Street Food.  Street Food is a student outreach program that provides a more affordable food option to the campus dining […]

By Carissa Diaz Staff Writer Campus dining isn’t limited to what is located in the open areas of the Loker Student Union. Tucked in the northwest part of the building is the easily missed 1910 Café and Lounge. It’s a peaceful place to have a sit-down meal with friends or even have a moment to […]

By Osiris Bahena Staff Writer So, midterms are over and you deserve a drink. Whether it’s because you know you did well and deserve it, or because you think you failed and want to drink your sorrows away, I found three places you should check out. First on my list is Buffalo Wild Wings. Not […]

By Fernando Bazan Staff Writer If you drive to campus, chances are you’ve passed it many times, but tend to avoid stopping due to the lack of parking and the number of people who seem to be loitering in and around it. But the small shopping center on the northeast corner of Avalon Boulevard and […]

By Marta Sanchez Calvo Staff Writer If you’ve been on campus for more than a week, you’ve probably exhausted all the food options available in the LSU. Even if you aren’t tired of the lack of variety, your wallet might be exhausted from the constant spending. I’ll share with you my way to deal with […]

By Fernando Bazan Staff Writer With only 5 percent of California State University, Dominguez Hills students living on campus, the clear majority of us are coming from somewhere else. That is a textbook example of a commuter school, and it’s quite likely that our knowledge of the city of Carson is limited to the 346 […]

By Bria Overs Editor-in-Chief The Green Olive officially has an estimated opening date. According to Ed Fimbres, the dining services manager, the Green Olive should be opening in about another week, with a target launch date of Sept. 24. At this time, they are waiting for “state-side fire inspection,” Fimbres said. Until they are approved, […]

By Daniel Giovati Staff Writer Eatalian Café is the hidden gem that you never knew you needed in your life. This gourmet Italian spot awaits you and is only five minutes from campus, located at 15500 Broadway St. When you are getting close to the restaurant, it is imperative that you slow down and keep […]

Photos by Kyle Umeda By Daniel Giovati Sports Editor   Think the area around our campus doesn’t have a food scene? Think again. There are plenty of fantastic restaurants waiting to be devoured and a few of them are only a 10-minute walk from our campus. Next time you get a break in between classes […]

By Fernanda M. Tovar Editor-in-Chief If you’re tired of the usual Subway or Taco Bell for lunch, drive about 10 minutes south of campus to Hiccups Teahouse and Restaurant in Carson. Situated under a new apartment complex, Hiccups gives off a chill vibe with its wooden and metal décor. The place has an extensive menu […]

By Morgan Williams Staff Writer Orleans & York Deli has been making a huge impact in the community of Carson. The restaurant, as the name implies, offers New Orleans and New York-style food choices right off campus. The franchise is mostly known for Po Boy sandwiches, which bring in a lot of foot traffic for […]

By Jacqueline Resendiz Morales Staff Writer Street Food is a culinary outreach program that aims to expose students to a variety of dishes from different cultures. Campus Dining Services runs the program, which offers low-cost meals cooked and served under canopy-style tents. The idea “initially stemmed from Taco Tuesday” and has developed to give students […]

By Tanisha Bell Editor-in-Chief Being a college student can be a bit much. Trying to juggle a job, school work, family and a social life can leave little time or energy to cook. That can mean snacking or buying fast food on and off campus.      I have always leaned toward eating healthfully. I’m […]

By Edgar Uriostegui Staff Writer On the night of Nov. 15, the College of Arts & Humanities, Department of Music, Mu Phi Epsilon Gamma Sigma and the Los Angeles Chapter of the National Association of Composers (NACUSA-LA), hosted the Festival of New and Improvised Music’s, final show, “Bolos and Stetsons: Remembering Marshall Bialosky.” This concert […]

By Angel Ayala Staff Writer Marcia Reed, a Cal State Dominguez Hills alumna, received a 2016 National Distinguished Principals award on Oct. 7. This award is presented by National Assn. of Elementary School Principals in Washington, D.C. Reed, who is principal of 186th Street Elementary School in Gardena, earned administrative credentials from CSUDH. She was […]

By Angel Ayala Staff Writer Cal State Dominguez Hills student Scott Martin has been honored with the 2017 Rotary Peace Fellowship Award. Martin, currently earning his master’s degree in negotiation, conflict resolution and peacebuilding, is looking forward to the doors this opportunity opens for him. “I was shocked and pretty humbled when I got this […]