Transition Prompts Questions and Qualms with the Coronavirus
csudhbulletin March 26, 2020 0 COMMENTSPhoto By Nova Blanco-Rico By Jordan Darling, Editor-in-Chief There are some things we definitely know about the university’s response to the coronavirus outbreak, such as the campus is mostly shut down for the duration of the semester, and all instruction will be administered online or in other alternative formats. But there are also things that […]
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Photo by Robert Rios By Matthew Alford, Staff Reporter While all instruction and student support services will be online until further notice, there are a few physical spaces on campus that remain open for students who need computer access, food, or health assistance. Note: everything seems to be changing daily in light of the ongoing […]
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Online Teaching Poses Problems, Opens Opportunities, According to One CSUDH Prof who Knows What He’s Talking About
csudhbulletin March 25, 2020 0 COMMENTSphoto by Glenn Marshall By Robert Rios, Co-News Editor There are many teachers the Bulletin could have asked to help give us some context and insight into how online teaching differs from in-person instruction, and how the CSUDH faculty is handling this abrupt transition. But we had to choose Dr. Mark Carrier, a professor in the […]
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Special Edition of Bulletin Goes Live and You Don’t Have to go Far to Find it
csudhbulletin March 25, 2020 0 COMMENTSWe miss Teddy like leaves miss the breeze. Photo by Nova Blanco-Rico Because it’s right here. On this website. Somewhere to your right, most likely. It’s a link to our current issue, which is digital only and which wasn’t on our original list of seven bi-weekly issues at the start of this semester. But we […]
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Library closed until further notice but one computer lab and online resources available
csudhbulletin March 20, 2020 0 COMMENTSThe library was quiet, but had some activity, last week. Photo by Robert Rios. By Dayzsha Lino, Co-News Editor The University Library will be closed until further notice, with the exception of a computer lab on the first floor, according to an Instagram post Thursday on CSUDH’s account. While the physical library will be closed, […]
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CSUDH President Thomas A. Parham’s announcement update last night was definitely presidential, since it was an update on the impact COVID-19 is having on the campus. The big news, other than reminding us that alternative instruction will begin Monday as planned, was that students who bought a 2019-20 parking pass can expect an email soon […]
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Photo By Robert Rios By Jordan Darling, Editor-in-Chief Last night at 8:46 p.m., the president’s office released a statement informing the CSUDH community that alternative instruction, which is scheduled to begin Monday, will continue through the rest of the semester at the recommendation of health officials. Additionally, CSUDH President Thomas A. Parham said commencement will […]
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Photo By Ulises Rodriguez By Ulises Rodriguez, Staff Reporter By next spring, there could be as many as three eSports-related classes offered at CSUDH, which would put this school on the list of about 50 forward-thinking schools that realize the potential that eSports and the larger industry it is part of, video games, have in […]
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By Dayzsha Lino, Co-News Editor As campus services close immediately due to the coronavirus outbreak, CSUDH student Monique Davis has started a petition on Change.org urging the President and Dean of Cal State Dominguez Hills to give students refunds for parking, university housing fees, and any other on-campus fees. As of Wednesday afternoon, less than […]
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Illustration by Darlene Maes Dear Toro Community, My name is Jordan Darling and many of you do not know me, but those who do know that I can be very intense and very passionate about the news and can sometimes be a little too intense. It has been my pleasure to serve as Editor-in-Chief of […]
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