With major sporting events on the horizon, Los Angeles public transit still leaves too many riders waiting. By Camila Chavarria, Co-Managing Editor Three times a week—Monday, Wednesday, and Friday—I ride the Metro bus for two hours to get to campus. I need to leave by 10 a.m. to make sure I arrive at my 1 […]
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The domino effect of low enrollment
Fewer electives leave Toros underprepared for tough job market. By Jonte’ Williams, Staff Reporter I’ve had some great experiences as a student here at CSUDH. As a senior journalism student, I’m grateful for all the lessons my professors have taught me. As great as the professors are, though, I still feel like I lack some […]
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‘Dreams & Diversity’ dances into the spotlight
Annual faculty concert explores love, identity, and the stories movement can tell. By Andrea Ambriz, Executive Editor The shuffle of sneakers and the soft tap of jazz shoes echoed through the University Theatre. The lights dimmed, and the performers stood ready, waiting for their cue. When rehearsal began, their breathing fell into rhythm with the […]
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Sugar skull workshop honors loved ones, heritage
La Casita event offers opportunity for Toros ahead of Dia de Los Muertos. By Jessica A. Valencia, Co-Managing Editor Sugar skulls are an essential element to any ofrenda, or altar, during the Mexican celebration known as the Day of the Dead. The annual tradition, called Dia de Los Muertos in Spanish, commemorates death as part […]
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Halloween Haunt closes out spooky season on campus
Chilly weather moves annual ASI event indoors. By Kira Licht, Staff Reporter Toros wrapped up October with a series of themed events, culminating with the annual Halloween Haunt. Hosted by Associated Students, Inc. on Oct. 30 in the Loker Student Union Ballroom, “Five Nights at Teddy’s” was the theme of the season’s signature campus event […]