Presidential Distinguished Lecture Featuring Tommie Smith Brings Awareness to CSUDH
csudhbulletin November 9, 2018 0 COMMENTSA panel of prominent African-Americans involved in the athletics world kicked off the first Presidential Distinguished Lecture series of California State University, Dominguez Hills President Thomas A. Parham’s tenure Nov. 7. The focus of the panel discussion was the intersection of athletics and social issues, and whether athletics is a suitable platform for people to […]
READ MOREBy Joshua Samuel Staff Writer With only four players returning from last year’s squad that made the conference playoffs for the second consecutive year, CSUDH men’s basketball head coach Steve Becker said the team’s five non-conference games to start the season are critical to how the new season will unfold. “We have a lot of […]
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By Joshua Samuel Staff Writer After a 2017 campaign in which it finished .500 in conference action and 13-15 overall, the CSUDH women’s basketball team, which returns five seniors and has a promising infusion of transfers and freshmen, kicks off its new season at home Friday, Nov. 8, against Concordia University. Along with Concordia, which […]
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Dia De Los Muertos Brings CSUDH Together With Celebration of Culture and Syncretism
csudhbulletin November 2, 2018 0 COMMENTSCSUDH held its annual celebration of Dia De Los Muertos (Day of the Dead) on Nov. 1, outside La Corte Hall. Scheduled events ranged from the Procession of Civil Rights to music and dance performances. Food trucks sold tacos and other traditional Mexican food while students painted sugar skulls and their faces, and paid respects to various altars.
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By Marta Sanchez Calvo Staff Writer If you’ve been on campus for more than a week, you’ve probably exhausted all the food options available in the LSU. Even if you aren’t tired of the lack of variety, your wallet might be exhausted from the constant spending. I’ll share with you my way to deal with […]
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By Fernando Bazan Staff Writer With only 5 percent of California State University, Dominguez Hills students living on campus, the clear majority of us are coming from somewhere else. That is a textbook example of a commuter school, and it’s quite likely that our knowledge of the city of Carson is limited to the 346 […]
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By Antonio Flowers Staff Writer CSUDH women’s volleyball player Esther Duru is a pivotal member of a squad that finished above .500 last season (and if it wins its last four games can do so again this season), only the third time since the team’s inaugural season of 1976 that the Toros could boast of […]
READ MOREBy Alex Graf News Editor You know those faculty performance reviews students are supposed to fill out at the end of every semester, gauging what we think of our instructors’ performance? Turns out teachers, and select staff and students do the same thing for administrators such as deans and vice presidents. At least that’s what […]
READ MOREBy Cindy Sepulveda Staff Writer Hollywood by the Horns is hosting a free, one night only episode screening of the highly acclaimed television drama series, Queen Sugar, on Thursday, Oct. 18th 7 to 9:30 p.m. at Locker Student Union Ballroom B. Director and writer Shaz Bennett and Mike Flynn will lead a discussion following the […]
READ MOREThe imminent arrival of a Starbucks on campus creates uncertain future for Union Grind. By Alex Graf News Editor Starbucks is making its way to the Loker Student Union. Campus Dining Services has not yet decided on a location but is aiming for a spring 2019 opening. Union Grind is leaving as a result and […]
READ MOREBy Carissa Diaz Staff Writer With all the changes happening on the California State University, Dominguez Hills campus, such as the high-tech Center for Science and Innovation building currently under construction, it’s easy to overlook a subtler change that also reflects a modernizing university striding into the future: we have a new sign. Gone is […]
READ MOREBy Fernando Bazan Staff Writer The Student Health and Psychological Services department held an event in honor of World Mental Health Day on Oct. 10 to start a conversation on mental health and bring awareness to the resources offered to students on campus. The event, attended by around 100 students, consisted of a viewing of […]
READ MOREBy Antonio Flowers Staff Writer More than halfway through the 2018 season, the CSUDH women’s volleyball team is winless in conference action and seems destined to finish under .500 for the twelfth time in the past 13 years. As of Oct. 6, the Toros have a California Collegiate Athletic Association record of 0-9 and an […]
READ MOREJoseph Baroud and Fernando Bazan Staff Writers The two-day fall Career and Internship Expo took place this week, with hundreds of students converging in the Loker Student Union in hopes of finding the right internship and learning more about STEM-related and health science fields on Tuesday, and business, government, and public administration on Wednesday. Organizations […]
READ MORECindy Sepulveda Staff Writer If you’ve ever used Chegg to save money on textbooks, your information could be at risk. Chegg, an education technology company based in Santa Clara, experienced a security breach that affects 40 million users. Chegg plans to reset passwords for all of its users following the discovery of a security […]
READ MOREBy Kelsey Reichmann Managing Editor In the era of #metoo, women at California State University, Dominguez Hills are preparing to say #notme. CSUDH University Police is hosting a Rape Aggression Defense System seminar on Oct. 4, 11 and 18. This nine-hour women’s self-defense course will help educate women on campus on how to prevent and […]
READ MOREBy Omar Hassoun Staff Writer Three professors from California State University, Dominguez Hills are being recognized in October at the third annual Graduation Initiative 2025 in San Diego. They are being recognized by the CSU system for their innovative practices aimed towards the ongoing success of students. Dr. Nancy Cheever of the communications department and […]
READ MOREBy Omar Hassoun Staff Writer DMA. Sure, it may sound like the new designer drug, but it actually stands for the Digital and Media Arts Department, a program that allows students to stretch their creativity in areas ranging from audio recording, music technology, and film studies. Housed in LaCorte Hall, the DMA has two professional-grade […]
READ MOREBy Bria Overs Editor-in-Chief In a process that began three years ago, California State University, Dominguez Hills was officially reaccredited in August by the Western Association of Colleges under the Senior College and University Commission team. According to CSUDH’s 2017 Institutional Report, CSUDH received its first two-year accreditation in 1964 and became fully accredited in […]
READ MOREBy Joseph Baroud Staff Writer The author of a critically acclaimed book on the dark legacy behind the so-called father of modern gynecology will speak on campus Oct. 10 at Claudia Hampton Hall. Dr. Deirdre Cooper Owens, currently an associate professor of history at Queens College in New York, will talk about her 2017 book, […]
READ MOREFull Slate of Shows Set for Theater and Dance Department’s 2018-19 Season
csudhbulletin September 26, 2018 0 COMMENTSBy Joshua Samuel Staff Writer The CSUDH theater and dance department brings reality to the stage this season with stories of the undocumented in America, an egomaniacal tyrant, and a trip to a place where hell is other people among the stories that will be told in its upcoming 2018-19 season. Four plays and two […]
READ MOREBy Joshua Samuels Staff Writer Reflecting the reality of many students across the country, California State University, Dominguez Hills’ theater department will produce the play “Undocumented,” from Oct. 12-21 at the University Theater. “Undocumented” tells the story of Amalia Portilla, played by Melinda Oschmann, a school principal whose Latin Studies program is put in jeopardy […]
READ MOREBy Joseph Baroud Staff Writer There are always those high school athletes who played baseball at a high level but, for whatever reason, generated no interest from college programs or Major League Baseball teams in the amateur draft. But they still believe in their abilities, even if nobody has given them an official vote of […]
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By Jacqueline Resendiz Morales Staff Writer Fall semester has started, and it’s back to working, attending classes, commuting or dorming. In order to encourage students to seek information and explore the Locker Student Union, a scavenger hunt was organized by its facilitators in which students were encouraged to solve puzzles throughout 14 stations. After solving each […]
READ MORESecond issue of the Bulletin for spring 2021 semester
Special Election Issue
