By Erik Flores Staff Writer The Latino Student Business Assn. recently held a “Meet the Professors” event, where students were able to interact with and meet faculty from various departments. Most of the time students never get to know their professors outside of the classroom, but this event allowed them to hear about their instructors’ […]
READ MOREBy Edgar Uriostegui Staff Writer Cal State Dominguez Hills’ Music Department is presenting the Festival of New and Improvised Music. Instructor Jonathon Grasse is the founder and director of the festival. In 2009, he started a concert series, Creative Alarm Inventions, on campus. It was dedicated to improvisation. This year, he changed the name and […]
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By Erik Flores Staff Writer Beginning on Sept. 10, the Latino Student Business Association will be hosting LSBA Week, a series of events that consist of community service and social gatherings where organization members participate and give back to the community. One of the events they’re most excited about is a donation drive called “Backpacks […]
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By Erik Flores Staff Writer Sept. 26 marked the two year anniversary since the Iguala mass kidnapping of 43 students from Ayotzinapa’s Rural Teachers College in Guerrero, Mexico. Organización Latina Estudiantil commemorated the tragedy at the Sculpture Garden with a display of 43 chairs adorned with pictures of the missing students and a […]
READ MOREBy Lili Ramirez Staff Writer He’s still a student but Tony M. Smith, a senior in English literature, has published his first book, “The Sinful Nature of Sheep.” It’s a coming of age story that deals with crime and touches on matters of the heart. Smith has always loved writing. His […]
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By Edgar Uriostegui Staff Writer University Art Gallery recently opened its first 2016-17 exhibition, “PeelingBack,” which features works by six California artists. Students and faculty were introduced to the artists at a September opening reception, where they learned about the artists’ artistic motivations and processes. Oakland native Peggy Pownall is a […]
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By Esther Cruz Staff Writer Josaih Gibson and Ruby Robles of the Dominguez Hills Arts Collective recently discussed how campus art came to be on display in Japan. Members of the DH Arts Collective sent artwork to Kobe, Hyogo, Japan in collaboration with Japanese artist Karou, a professor at Kobe Design University. […]
READ MOREBy Christian Mosqueda Staff Writer Pulitzer Prize-winner Ruben Vives, a reporter at the Los Angeles Times, plans to speak Oct. 13 to the Society of Independent Journalists at Cal State Dominguez Hills. Vives, who received this prestigious award after uncovering the massive Bell scandal, which led to the criminal charges against several city […]
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By Edgar Uriostegui Staff Writer Pitch and Pale is an all-ages event featuring games, sports, live music and food inside the StubHub Center. This free event, dubbed the best Friday night hangout in Carson, is hosted the first Friday of each summer month. The most recent installment on Sept. 2 featured award-winning food […]
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By Julissa James Editor in Chief Holistic approaches to well-being have gained popularity in recent years. From naturopathic medicine to acupuncture, to meditation and beyond, people are beginning to give alternative methods of wellness some legitimate credit. Such holistic treatments are not only sought out by those who need physical care, but, in […]
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