The Bulletin’s Public Records Request Offers Springboard to Launch Gender Equity Discussion at CSUDH
csudhbulletin May 9, 2019 2 CommentsTBy Kelsey Reichmann & Jordan Darling Editor-in-Chief & News Editor Click here to view all information obtained by The Bulletin. The CSUDH Academic Senate commissioned a Gender Equity Task Force this semester. Its stated goals are to “assess current DH practices and outcomes, research best practices and structures, and report and make recommendations,” according to […]
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By Kelsey Reichmann Editor-in-Chief In parts 1 and 2 of our three-part series on faculty, The Bulletin looked into tenure density at this university in regard to the relatively low number of tenured professors compared to adjunct faculty. In part 3, we turn our focus to those faculty members who are on the track to become […]
READ MOREBy Kelsey ReichmannEditor-in-Chief In the process of getting accreditation for its undergraduate program, the College of Business, Administration, and Public Policy (CBAPP) is now facing the decision of closing its MBA program. CBAPP has been working on getting AACSB accreditation for its programs for 30 years, said Thomas Norman, professor and past chair in the […]
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By Kelsey ReichmannEditor-in-Chief Marie Colvin. Jamal Khashoggi. Daphne Caruana Galizia. These are just three of the 1,340 journalists who have been killed worldwide since 1992 for simply doing their jobs. Five journalists have died just this year and 250 journalists are currently imprisoned for their work. Reporters Without Borders published its 2019 press freedom […]
READ MOREBy Yeymy GarciaStaff Writer If you’ve ever been to class hungry, worried about how you’re going to get your next meal or stressed about where you’re going to sleep tonight, CSUDH’s Basic Needs Committee is here to help you. In 2016, the California State University launched the Basic Needs Initiative to identify the basic needs […]
READ MOREBy Jordan DarlingNews Editor Nearly a month after its grand opening, the CSUDH Queer Resource Center (QRC) is fulfilling the promise that imbued the festive atmosphere of its official unveiling April 14. “I feel like the campus has been really close-minded [in the past] and today we started a new chapter here on campus.” student […]
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By Jordan DarlingNews Editor Rules are rules and they are there for a reason. But at least one group on campus wonders if the rules on free speech on this campus should be broken in favor of progress. The issue that members of the campus chapter of the Young American For Liberty, currently an unrecognized […]
READ MOREBy Alex GrafManaging Editor On Monday, April 22, CSUDH students enjoyed free pizza and drinks in the courtyard outside the Loker Student Union as CSUDH President Thomas Parham, along with a panel of other administrators and Associated Students Inc. President Christian Jackson fielded student questions on various issues. The so-called “Pizza with the President” event […]
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By Jordan DarlingNews Editor Concerns over the fate of more than 100 trees, many of which are older than the campus, sparked discussion at the April 12 Academic Senate meeting, with some faculty members and CSUDH President Thomas F. Parham speaking for the trees; they needed to speak for the trees; for the trees have […]
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The California State University Dominguez Hills newspaper writes in its staff editorial that it will now uppercase Black when referring to race.
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