CSUDH Celebrates Asian and Pacific Islander Heritage With Launch of Newest Degree Program
csudhbulletin October 21, 2020 1 COMMENTUniversity celebrates the launch of it’s newest cultural heritage degree program. By: Daniel Tom, Staff Reporter California State University, Dominguez Hills is continuing to pave the way for cultural history to be taught on campus. On Tuesday, Oct. 20, the university celebrated its official launch of the new Asian Pacific studies program now being offered […]
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By Jeannette Montoya, Staff Reporter It took seven years and about $1.5 billion, but the newest addition to the short list of noteworthy bridges in Los Angeles County opened earlier this month. The Gerald Desmond Bridge connects the 710 Freeway and downtown Long Beach with the Port of Long Beach, the second busiest port in […]
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Virtual spread on Facebook, Instagram, and Snapchat for voter registration Photo by Carlos Martinez By Iracema Navarro, Political Editor Social distancing has helped define most of this year, but while that means limiting physical contact between people, the 2020 election will hinge heavily on its first word to boost voter turnout. With less than two […]
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CSUs helping students get hired in their pandemically challenged job hunt
csudhbulletin October 16, 2020 0 COMMENTSThe California State University Entertainment Alliance (CSUEA) partnered with Pipelines is sponsoring a series of “Zoominars” offering tips on how to get hired in a pandemically challenged jog market. Photo by The California State University Entertainment Alliance By Carina Noyola, Staff Reporter Even during a pandemic, media companies are hiring for entry-level positions, and while […]
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Hulu’s selection of Blockbuster, supernatural, thrillers, and slashers horror movie selections. By Cindy Canas, Staff Writer While we are still in a pandemic and Halloween is just right around the corner, it is the perfect time to get into the spooky spirits. Apps such as Skype, Zoom, Discord, Houseparty, Disney Plus’ GroupWatch, and Netflix Party […]
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Zoom app on iPhone and laptop. Photo by @wordssmithmedia on Unsplash. Byline: Carlos Martinez, Web Editor With 96% of fall 2020 classes being offered online, California State University, Dominguez Hills is encouraging students to handle their classes remotely. As virtual learning has expanded to the spring 2021 semester, CSUDH is implementing more practices to ensure […]
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CSUDH is among the 23 CSU campuses that must decide on its own how to cut costs as CSU funds are reduced b $299 million. Photo by Iracema Navarro. By Brenda Fernanda Verano, News Editor Additional reporting by Carina Noyola, Staff Reporter Of the approximately 400 faculty members and staff eligible to take a retirement […]
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csudhbulletin October 12, 2020 0 COMMENTSCalifornia State University, Dominguez Hills’ Associated Student Inc. (ASI) held a meeting primarily on Filipino rights and housing struggles on campus. Photo by Iracema Navarro By Melanie Gerner, Staff Reporter Dateline: ASI BOD Meeting 10/09/2020 ASI Board supports Filipino Human Rights Act Associated Students Incorporated (ASI) expressed its intention of support for the first draft […]
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New interim AD Jamie Bouyer will join the chorus of voices that will assist in the appointment of a permanent AD. Photo provided by Rick Hoskin from the CSUDH athletic department. By Jeremy Gonzalez, Sports Editor The California State University, Dominguez Hills athletics department has dismissed Jeff Falkner from his position as athletics director and […]
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Illustration by Nova-Blanco Rico. By Yeymy Garcia, Production Manager Like most events or celebrations taking place during the pandemic, Hispanic Heritage Month has lost a bit of luster this year. With no places where large groups can congregate, the sense of solidarity and shared celebration of being part of a diverse community makes it hard […]
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A shot of ASI’s Halloween Haunt from fall semester 2019. Photo by Nova-Blanco Rico. By Anthony Vasquez, Staff Reporter The show must go on! This year’s ASI Halloween Haunt will relocate, leaving the activities field, and make its way onto your screens! Halloween Haunt, the biggest festival brought in hundreds of Toros containing Halloween-themed group […]
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CSUDH Alumnae gives a voice to the disabled community. Photo courtesy of Elyse Ares. By Daniel Tom, Staff Reporter Thirty years ago, the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) was signed into law by the late George H.W. Bush. It prohibits discrimination against individuals with disabilities and guarantees the same rights and opportunities that would be […]
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CSUDH housing facilities currently resemble a ghost town. Photos by Brenda Fernanda Verano. By Brenda Fernanda Verano, News Editor For Nat Ratcliffe and her dog Dodson, living in university housing has not been easy. Ratcliffe, a junior public relations and advertising major, was already struggling to maintain a schedule and her focus due to the […]
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After last week’s dumpster fire, Mike Pence and Kamala Harris met at Salt Lake City, Utah for the Vice Presidential Debate with a more proper, respectful, and peaceful outcome. Photo by Frank Mckenna from Unsplash. By Iracema Navarro, Politics Editor A big smile on my face came when walking into my room this evening to […]
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ASI Program Coordinator and Station Manager Stephen Janes at KDHR’s home studio on campus in the Loker Student Union. Photo courtesy of CSUDH Photo Archive By Raven Brown, Staff Reporter Recording a radio show or podcast on campus was once an entirely different operation. California State University, Dominguez Hills’ radio station, KDHR, had all the […]
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America has seen better stretches than the past 60 hours. Photo by: Thomas Ashlock, Unsplash By: Iracema Navarro, Politics Editor Much of America probably woke up after Tuesday’s presidential debate hoping it was a bad dream. Today, we woke up to a waking nightmare: President Trump’s announcement at 12:54 a.m. Eastern Standard Time that he […]
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The California State University, the largest public university system in the nation, welcomes it’s first California native Mexican-American Chancellor Joseph I. Castro, Ph. D. Photo Courtesy of California State University In a wide-ranging virtual interview with student journalists yesterday, Joseph I. Castro, the recently named chancellor of the California State University system, expressed his support […]
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FAFSA is first come first serve, don’t forget to submit your application starting Oct 1. Photo by John Schnobrich on UnSplash By Carina Noyola, Staff Reporter 19 million students apply to the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) every year. The application which helps a large portion of undergraduate and graduate students fund their […]
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Today is the halfway point in National Hispanic Heritage Month, which runs Sept. 15-Oct. 15. And as with nearly everything occurring in the midst of a pandemic, the recognition of the history, heritage, and “cultures and contributions of both Hispanic and Latino Americans” probably isn’t getting as much attention as it deserves. But something historic […]
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Students will need to register in order to participate in the meeting. The first 150 registrants will have complimentary meals delivered by Everytable. Photo courtesy of South Bay Economics Institute. By Cindy Canas, Staff Writer The sixth annual South Bay Economic Forecast meeting titled, “Adapting to Change: Surviving & Thriving During Disruption” will be hosted […]
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Custodian Jackie Thomas makes student safety a priority, and does it with a (masked) smile. Photo by Raven Brown. By Raven Brown, Staff Reporter Handwashing, mask-wearing, sanitizing, social distancing and constant disinfection. COVID-19 has changed the way the world functions and the California State University, Dominguez Hills campus is no different. With only 4 percent of […]
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Despite your doubt and mask-less face, coronavirus is still out there. Illustration by Darlene Maes. By Darlene Maes, Culture Editor It’s been six whole months since Los Angeles County was hit by the coronavirus. 26 weeks since Gov. Gavin Newson declared his Executive Order for the State of California in a attempt to limit the […]
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“Love is Enough” For One Family Affected by ASI Child Care Center Closure
csudhbulletin September 26, 2020 0 COMMENTSCSUDH senior and single mom, Kathleen Voyles, and daughter Rylee. Photo courtesy of Kathleen Voyles. By Melanie Gerner, Staff Reporter Each morning before sunrise she pulls herself out of bed and drags her exhausted body into the kitchen to make coffee. After a brief commute to her makeshift workspace in the living room of the […]
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Students can pull up in their vehicle, wearing their face mask, and purchase pre-packaged produce boxes. Photo by Ruby Munoz. By Ruby Munoz, Staff Reporter The CalFresh Food Program continues its efforts to assist low-income families, students, and the community impacted by the pandemic by hosting a weekly farmers market throughout the fall semester.. The market […]
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Photo by Robert Rios. By Daniel Tom, Staff ReporterAdditional reporting by Carlos Martinez, Robert Rios (Campus Editor), and Brenda Fernanda Verano (News Editor) Welcome to five more months of the new (un) normal. California State University Chancellor Timothy P. White announced Sept. 10 that all 23 CSU campuses will continue with mostly virtual instruction in […]
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MiFi unit offered to CSUDH current students from IT as a resource for distance learning. Art by Chris Martinez. By Chris Martinez, Layout Assistant As the approximately 480,00 students enrolled in the California State University system continue navigating the fall semester online, having access to Wi-Fi has become as important as bringing paper and pen […]
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That would be the California State University, Dominguez Hills Bulletin, put out by a dedicated team of reporters, editors and designers every two weeks. We usually go live early Wednesday mornings, and did so as well today, but around noon we got word of a big announcement coming out of the CSU Chancellor’s office, so […]
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Castro will be the eighth CSU chancellor in the history of the system and the first Mexican-American in charge. Photo provided by CSU Public Affairs. By Robert Rios, Campus Editor The California State University Board of Trustees announced on Wednesday that Joseph I. Castro will be the next chancellor to lead the nation’s largest public […]
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A Black Lives Matter protester with a strong message of being deaf but still able to hear the movement and its importance. Photo by Nathan Dumlao, Unsplash By Iracema Navarro, Political Editor Politics can be a sensitive subject that tends to be avoided in daily conversations within this country especially in 2020 with President Trump, […]
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iToros Mobile app used to self-screen before entering CSUDH Property. Screenshots of the module by Christopher Martinez By Chrisopher Martinez, Staff Reporter September 4 California State University, Dominguez Hills introduced the next step in helping prevent the spread of COVID-19 through campus as they implemented the COVID-19 Self-Screening app for students. As of the start […]
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SDSU Aztecs Football Taking Over Carson’s Dignity Health Sports Park in 2021
csudhbulletin September 15, 2020 0 COMMENTS“SDSU Aztecs football team huddle” by San Diego Shooter is licensed with CC BY-NC-ND 2.0. To view a copy of this license, visit https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/2.0/ By Daniel Tom, Staff Reporter Los Angeles is about to become an even bigger football town. On Tuesday, San Diego State University announced that home games for the 2021 football season will be played […]
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The free drive-up clinic will be accepting walk-in appointments on Thursday, Sept. 17 from 1:30 p.m. – 4 p.m. Photo courtesy of Student Health Services (SHS). By Chris Martinez, Staff Reporter The Student Health Services (SHS) Center will be hosting a flu shot clinic this Thursday, Sept. 17 from 1:30 p.m. – 4 p.m. to […]
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1974 time capsule used to commemorate 1910 Los Angeles International Aviation Meet. Photo by Stephen Chamberlain By Destiny Jackson, Perspectives Editor Who knew our school had a team of explorers hidden within the confines of the fifth floor of the university library? I had almost forgotten, due to COVID-19 keeping us off of campus. Nonetheless, […]
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Professor Charles Thomas hopes to take the win in the city of Carson’s District 1 race in November. Photo courtesy of Charles Thomas. By Brenda Fernanda Verano, News Editor This fall, besides continuing as an instructor at California State University, Dominguez Hills’ College of Business Administration and Public Policy, Charles Thomas has embarked on a new […]
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New CSUDH Blackboard logo. Screenshot from https://toro.csudh.edu/. By Melanie Gerner, Staff Reporter You may have noticed that new Learning Management System (LMS) smell on your first day attending classes online at California State University, Dominguez Hills. And you would be right. The visual aspects of the Blackboard Ultra (BbU) LMS, including the “Institution Page” and […]
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“Kamala Harris” by Gage Skidmore is licensed with CC BY-SA 2.0 by Jasmine Nguyen, Editor-in-Chief When Joe Biden announced Sen. Kamala Harris as his running mate at the 2020 Democratic Convention a few weeks back, a flood of emotions washed through me. Some were positive, and some were, well,less so. Her decades-long career as a […]
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Let’s Relax on a “Freemium” Level: Assistance is Still Available Despite Being Virtual
csudhbulletin September 11, 2020 0 COMMENTSIt is all overwhelming, but busy students can find some peace. Illustration by Darlene Maes. By Darlene Maes, Staff Reporter The transition to taking courses via Zoom at California State University, Dominguez Hills has impacted not only students but faculty and staff as well. The experience of bad internet connection issues and being kicked out […]
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BREAKING NEWS: Classes for Spring to be Online, CSU Chancellor Announces
csudhbulletin September 10, 2020 0 COMMENTSUPDATED, Thurs., 7:13 p.m. Full text of Chancellor’s White’s announcement at bottom. The 2021 spring semester at every one of the 23 California State University campuses will remain mostly online, CSU Chancellor Timothy P. White announced today. “After extensive consultation with campus presidents and other stakeholders,” White said in his announcement, released on the CSU’s […]
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While the campus is mostly silent, there has been much conversation over the summer. Photo by Iracema Navarro. By Iracema Navarro, Political Editor With the signing of AB 1460 by Gov. Newsom on Aug.17, an ethnic studies course is officially a requirement for CSU students graduating in the 2024-25 academic year. But the signing of […]
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Restaurants continue to struggle with the new guidelines around outdoor dining during COVID-19. Photo by Norma Mortenson for Pexels. By Matt Barrero, Staff Reporter The dining out experience is much more than just eating a meal outside of your home. While it has always been a way to enjoy some hours of stress-free living, can […]
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Nearly 300 people participated in last week’s healing event. Courtesy photo. By Iracema Navarro, Political Editor A healing and solidarity event designed to serve as a bridge between faculty, staff, and students to support social change and anti-racism Thursday drew nearly a capacity virtual crowd of 300. The “It Takes a Village Black Lives Matter Healing and […]
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Photo by Callum Shaw for Unsplash. By Robert Rios, Campus Editor The two-day Twitter-spawned grassroots event #ScholarStrike, in which some 6,000 faculty members across the country are shifting the focus of their classes to teach-ins centered on issues of social justice and anti-racism is being felt at California State University, Dominguez Hills. The event’s organizers […]
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The new science building’s grand opening plans have been derailed by the coronavirus. Photo by Iracema Navarro. By Daniel Tom, Staff Reporter In a perfect world, or at least one not turned upside down due to a global pandemic, the opening of the new Science and Innovation building on the California State University, Dominguez Hills […]
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CSUDH Spirit Squads Stampede Their Way Onto Your Screens This Fall
csudhbulletin September 9, 2020 0 COMMENTSSchool spirit lives on through virtual and online engagement with CSUDH’s Stampede and Dance Teams, plus Teddy the Toro. Photo courtesy of the teams. By Anthony Vasquez, Staff Reporter Give me a C! Give me an O! Give me a V! Give me an I! And finally give me a D! What’s that spell? COVID! […]
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First Issue of Fall 2020 Bulletin Hot Off the Digital Presses!
csudhbulletin September 9, 2020 0 COMMENTSAnd you may sample its many fine wares right here.
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Today and tomorrow, thousands of faculty in universities across the country are choosing to participate in ScholarSTrike, a grassroots effort launched in the wake of NBA players boycotting playoff games Aug. 26-27 to protest the police shooting of Jacob Blake in Kenosha, Wisconsin the previous Sunday. We wrote a story last week about it and […]
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WELCOME WEEK 2020: First-ever ASI/KHDR Virtual Concert Brings Week to a Glowy End
csudhbulletin September 7, 2020 0 COMMENTSBy Anthony Vasquez, Staff Reporter DHR Radio and ASI invited ravers and non-ravers to bust out glowsticks, glow glasses, glow necklaces, and most importantly, some moves, in Friday’s cap off to Welcome Week 2020 with renowned artist, Habstrakt. The event served as the first-ever virtual concert put on by KDHR and ASI via Twitch. “We […]
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Special commemorative issue remembering 50th anniversary of Chicano Moratorium March
