By Jeremy Gonzalez, co-sports editor One man. One icon. One legacy. Kobe. From the time we witnessed him as an ascending star at Lower Merion High School in Philadelphia, Bryant didn’t just shine. He captivated and dominated the sport of basketball. It’s little wonder that Los Angeles, where his fire roared most intensely as a […]
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By Jordan Darling, former editor-in-chief Dear Virginia, I don’t know if there is a Santa Claus, but I really hope there is. Because I think we could all use a little bit of magic right now. Even in the best of times, it’s hard to believe there is a magical man in the North Pole […]
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Illustration by Darlene Maes. By Robert Rios, Campus Editor It’s always rough during the holidays for anyone dealing with food and housing issues. Compound that with living in a pandemic, and this year those insecurities are only harsher. But a number of campus organizations are doing what they can to ease some of the difficulty. […]
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Straight Down the Chimney and Into Your (Digital) Hands: Special Holiday Edition of The Bulletin!
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The fall semester will end as planned, and the spring semester is scheduled to begin Jan. 19, but any in-person classes will be exclusively virtual for at least the first two weeks, CSUDH President Thomas A. Parham announced in a campus-wide email 30 minutes ago. “Completion of the Fall semester will continue as planned unless […]
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Emails were sent to DACA students by the Financial Aid Office at CSUDH of their eligibility of relief as well as the amount they will be recieving. Photo by Iracema Navarro. By Matt Barrero, Assistant Sports Editor As COVID-19 surges, the California State University and University of California students continue to face financial strains, causing […]
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The Task Force on Anti-Racism has been charged by President Parham to examine all aspects of the university in order to determine if the campus is in alignment with social justice values. Illustration by Nova Blanco-Rico. By Brenda Fernanda Verano, News Editor The task force formed this summer to examine any overt and covert racism […]
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You never know who you know around you can get COVID-19. SO please wear your masks. Photo by wuestenigel is licensed under CC BY 2.0 By Melany Ruiz, Staff Reporter For the past two weeks, my house smelled like bleach. My nose would burn from the stench of it all over the house, my absolute […]
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A team of researchers at CSUDH receive a grant to investigate the economic and social impacts of the cannabis industry. Illustration by Nova-Blanco Rico. By Yeymy Garcia, Production Editor A crew connected to campus is fired up because they scored nearly $2 million last month and plan to spend every cent on pot. Researching it, that […]
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You did? Well, you must have known the Bulletin was coming out today!
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Breaking News: CCAA Cancels Athletics for the 2020-21 Academic Year
csudhbulletin December 3, 2020 0 COMMENTSThe next opportunity that CSUDH students will have to watch Toro sports teams in action will likely not be until Fall 2021. Photo courtesy by Toros Athletics. By: Daniel Tom, Staff Reporter On Thursday, the California Collegiate Athletic Association announced the cancellation of athletic competition for the 2020-21 academic year due to concerns over rising […]
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BREAKING NEWS: First Two Weeks of Spring to be 100 Percent Virtual
csudhbulletin December 2, 2020 0 COMMENTSBy Robert Rios, Campus Editor CSUDH President Thomas A. Parham said today that with the current surge in COVID-19 cases predicted to last for eight weeks that he is directing all instruction through at least the first two weeks of the spring semester be virtual only. Parham said in his report to the campus’ academic […]
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Abilities Outweigh Disabilities: Special Education Thriving Amid Pandemic
csudhbulletin November 30, 2020 0 COMMENTSIsmael Soria, who is pursuing a master’s degree at CSUDH, teaching an 11th grade special education class at a charter school in Watts. Photo courtesy of Ismael Soria. By Matt Barrero, Assistant Sports Editor It’s no mystery that the COVID-19 pandemic has affected educational systems across the globe. When the new school year began, the […]
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Toro women’s basketball assistant coach heads the CSUDH Athletics Diversity and Inclusion Committee. Photo courtesy of Kaiber Takamiya, CSUDH Athletics. By Taylor Ogata, Staff Reporter Additional reporting by Daniel Tom (Staff Reporter) In a time when divisiveness has come to a head, the California State University, Dominguez Hills Athletics Department is opting for togetherness. Last […]
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Photo courtesy of CSUDH Campus News Center By Destiny Jackson, Perspectives Editor The South Bay has been shaped by many cultures. Native peoples first settled it, Spanish and Mexican roots plunge deep, Anglo Americans stole it in 1848, and the souls of Black folks are woven into the DNA of the university at its center, […]
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Campus Spiritual Leader Jimi Castillo, a Tongva/Acjachemen pipe carrier, last year at CSUDH’s 9th Annual Pow Wow, hosted by CSUDH centers SLICE and the American Indian Institute. Photo by Rohema Muhamed. By Iracema Navarro, Politics Editor and Yeymy Garcia, Production Manager Tongva Peoples & Land Acknowledgement We acknowledge that the land on which we are […]
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2018 graduation at Dignity Health Sports Park. Photo by CSUDH. By Daniel Tom, Staff Reporter The dream of walking across the stage at Dignity Health Sports Park to the sounds of your cheering family members next spring is most likely going to stay that way. California State University, Dominguez Hills President Thomas A. Parham said […]
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By Carina Noyola, Staff writer In a time when calls for social justice and dealing with the roots of systemic racism infuse so many conversations, what practical use is studying philosophy when its foundation is rooted in the Eurocentric viewpoint that many believe, consciously or not, supports that racism? That was a theme in a […]
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CSUDH students worry as the “instructor“ column in their schedule remains empty. Illustration by Nova Rico-Blanco. By Jonathan Ghattas, Staff Reporter For many students picking out their class schedule can determine how their semester may progress. Weighing out the options between which classes must be taken, the time slots of classes that fit one’s schedule, […]
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Professor and art & design chair Jim Keville is teaching sculpture, 3-D design and a hybrid ceramics class this term. Photo by Bryana Medina. By Bryana Medina, Staff Reporter While teaching during COVID-19, living in a pandemic and all the personal concerns Professor Jim Keville may face on a day-to-day basis, imagine teaching an in-person […]
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Graduation cap & tassel with the words “1st Gen” on the Mortar Board and a scroll labelled CSU Dominguez Hills. Illustration by Darlene Maes. By Melanie Gerner, Staff Reporter Courage, hope, resilience and persistence were the main themes of last week’s virtual “Celebrate First-Generation College Students” event at CSUDH. Despite the online-only environment, the CSUDH […]
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One thousand laptops, 300 webcams and other hardware and software have benefited more than 2,000 Toro students and faculty this semester. Photo by Vlad Bagacian on Unsplash. By Brenda Verano, News Editor The Technology Loaner Program was one of the many resources California State University, Dominguez Hills assembled to ensure Toros success throughout distance learning, […]
READ MORETHat means next to last. As in, the Bulletin’s sixth of seven issues this semester is live right now.https://issuu.com/csudhbulletin/docs/nov.18 \
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Basic Needs Coordinator Morgan Kirk prepares food bags as the Food Distribution event and pop-up thrift opens in Parking Lot 1 on Nov. 12. Photo By Carlos Martinez. By Carlos Martinez, Web Editor With winter nearing and California now surpassing 1 million coronavirus cases, California State University, Dominguez Hills students are feeling the financial burden […]
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William Hernandez in the United States Marine Corps. Photo Courtesy by William Hernandez. By Cindy Canas, Staff Writer “Veterans Day reminds me that Freedom is not free and most veterans had to sacrifice many things prior to or while serving in the military.”- William Hernandez William Hernandez retired from the Marines in December of 2015. […]
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By Anthony Vasquez, Staff Reporter “Thank you for your service,” is a phrase weighted with more significance on a day like this, Veteran’s Day, since it is a time to honor and remember all Americans who have served in the military. But don’t waste your breath thanking Rodrigo Rodrigo. It’s not that the CSUDH graduate […]
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Photo by CSUDH Sustainability and Basic Needs Initiative. By Carlos Martinez, Web Editor The Basic Needs Program and the Office of Sustainability are collaborating to host a pop-up thrift store for California State University, Dominguez Hills students who are in need. The event will be held in Parking Lot 1 on Nov. 12 from 10 […]
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Flyer for Oct. 21 Workshop for Undocumented Students. Courtesy of CSUDH Toros Dreamers Success Center. By Carlos Martinez, Web Editor Immigration has been a hot topic in politics for decades. As the 2020 general election draws to a close, many are worried about the fate of programs such as the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals […]
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Dr. Mitch Avila, the dean of Arts & Humanities since 2015, is departing CSUDH to take the position of provost at CSU Channel Islands. Photo courtesy of CSUDH. By Daniel Tom, Staff Reporter After 25 years in the humanities, Dr. Mitch Avila is moving into campus administration. The dean of the CSUDH College of Arts […]
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Women in Leadership panel, from upper left: Dr. Donna J. Nicol; Davida Hopkins-Parham’ Dr. Jane E. Dabel; Dr. La Tanya Skiffer. Composite By Raven Brown. By Raven Brown, Staff Reporter Women in leadership positions are more important now than ever. With Kamala Harris running for vice president and Amy Coney Barret being sworn in as […]
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CSUDH is part of the 23 campuses in the CSU that need to adjust their budgets due to reduced funds. Photo by Carlos Martinez. By Brenda Fernanda Verano, News Editor Since learning in July that its share of the $299 million cut to the California State University’s 2020-21 budget was nearly $7.5 million, and that […]
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The 2020 election brings a new form of anxiety. Illustration by Pau Barbaro on Blush. By Jasmine Nguyen, Editor-in-Chief In 2016, I was 18 years old, attending my first year at California State University, Dominguez Hills, I was way too into Honey Milk Tea and I was very excited to be voting for a woman […]
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Issue 5 of Bulletin Live! Collector’s Item! Worth its Weight in Digital Paper!
csudhbulletin November 4, 2020 0 COMMENTSit’s right here. you know in your heart it’s what you want to read the most.
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Welcome to the CSUDH Bulletin’s Election Day 2020 Live Blog
csudhbulletin November 3, 2020 0 COMMENTSFor the Arnold family who voted together on Tuesday at the CSUDH voting center, this is the first election they have been able to vote as newly naturalized citizens. Photo by Taylor Helmes, Managing Editor. Editor’s note: This is an experiment in live blogging throughout today and into the evening. The topic: just the most […]
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Voters are seen turning in their ballots at CSUDH’s voting center. Photo by Jonathan Ghattas. By Jonathan Ghattas, Staff Reporter Anxiety across the nation appears to be rising as one of the most critical presidential election approaches. With early voting underway in several states, millions of ballots have been cast as voters wait out long […]
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“I’m sorry America, but voting for the Lesser of two evils is just not good enough”
csudhbulletin November 1, 2020 0 COMMENTSThe 2020 election; two evils, one vote. Photo by Brenda Fernanda Verano By Brenda Fernanda Verano, News Editor As we are days away from Election Day, there is this feeling of sadness mixed with impotence, that makes me lose sleep as I think about what the next four years will look like for this country. […]
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The front entrance of Carson City Hall. Photo by Iracema Navarro. By Iracema Navarro, Politics Editor, and Brenda Fernanda Verano, News Editor This year’s election in the city of Carson is historic, as it is the first municipal election in which city council candidates will represent districts, as opposed to being elected at-large. One of […]
READ MOREMany of the propositions on this year’s ballot pertain directly to California State University students. Photo by Iracema Navarro By Iracema Navarro, Politics Editor There are 12 state-wide propositions on the California ballot this year, and after analyzing them, the Bulletin chose the six that most affect the largest portions of CSUDH’s student demographic, in […]
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CSUDH carries on its initiative to highlight the issues of race on and off-campus. Courtesy photo. By Robert Rios, Campus Editor With the fight for social justice continuing, students and faculty came together to speak on the issues that continue to plague them. In another “It Takes a Village” event, in conjunction with the California […]
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A Week of Virtual Celebration Coming To CSUDH for all First-Generations Students
csudhbulletin October 29, 2020 0 COMMENTSThe Office of Educational Partnership collaborates with TRIO Student Services, UAC, ASI, ETE and VRC for a weeklong celebration for first-generation CSUDH students. Flyer provided by the Office of Educational Partnership. By Melanie Gerner, Staff Reporter CSUDH Office of Educational Partnerships (OEP) and TRIO Student Support Services (SSS) are hosting a week long virtual celebration […]
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Cover by Nova Blanco-Rico. If you live in North Carson and haven’t decided on who to vote for city council in District I, make sure to check our two-page spread on the the three candidats. Also, there’s information on sorting through several of the propositions that will directly affect students, and two opinion pieces about […]
READ MOREASI Tackles Student Conduct, Passes Resolution Supporting Philippine Human Rights and Approves Student Elections Timeline
csudhbulletin October 27, 2020 0 COMMENTSCalifornia State University Dominguez Hills’ Associated Students Inc. (ASI) held a meeting primarily on student conduct and student government elections in a virtual environment. Photo by Iracema Navarro. By Melanie Gerner, Staff Reporter Dateline: ASI BOD Meeting 10/23/2020 Associated Students Incorporated (ASI) heard a presentation on the application of the CSUDH code of conduct in […]
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A Promise Made, A Promise Kept: Lakers Provide City A Much Needed Feeling Of Sanguine
csudhbulletin October 25, 2020 0 COMMENTSFrom the mourning of an icon lost too soon, to a celebration of basketball superiority, the Lakers are LA’s team. No if, and’s or but’s about it. Photo by Matt Barrero. By Matt Barrero, Assistant Sports Editor On March 24, 2019, LeBron James posted a photo of himself on Instagram with the following caption: “Believe […]
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The Extended Education building where eligible Los Angeles voters can vote in person, drop off their mail-in ballot or complete the same-day voter registration. Photo by Iracema Navarro. By Iracema Navarro, Politics Editor California State University, Dominguez Hills will once again play a part in sustaining the country’s democracy by allowing any Los Angeles eligible […]
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Jim Keville, associate professor and chair for the Art & Design Department conducting a lecture. Photo by Carlos Martinez By Carlos Martinez, Web Editor To protect the health of students, faculty and staff, California State University, Dominguez Hills decided most of the fall 2020 semester classes will be online. Despite providing resources for virtual learning, […]
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Even in Sunny Southern California, Seasonal Affective Disorder is a Depressing Reality
csudhbulletin October 23, 2020 0 COMMENTSStudent Psychological Services office located between Welch Hall and the Student Health Center. Photo by Carlos Martinez. By Anthony Vasquez, Staff Reporter The winter blues are upon us, and with months of social distancing through isolation at home, seasonal affective disorder could affect students more than usual. Seasonal affective disorder, or SAD, is a type […]
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Vote, vote, vote. Election Day is on November 3. Photo by Markus Winkler, Unsplash By Iracema Navarro, Politics Editor As I watched tonight’s presidential debate and listened to uninterrupted plans and comments from the candidates, I finished the debates with a sense of clarity. Tomorrow, I plan on submitting my mail-in ballot in one of […]
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Defund, Disarm or Abolish?| University Police Departments Under Increasing Scrutiny
csudhbulletin October 22, 2020 0 COMMENTSBy Daniel Tom, Staff ReporterAdditional Reporting by Robert Rios, Campus Editor The movement to defund, disarm, or even abolish the university police departments on California State University campuses is gaining momentum. While there have been periodic calls to lessen the police presence on CSU and other campuses since at least 2015, including a drive launched […]
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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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Special commemorative issue remembering 50th anniversary of Chicano Moratorium March
Special Election Issue
