By Jeremiah Rojas, Co-Managing Editor The 2024-2025 soccer season didn’t play out as the Toro men’s team had hoped. Although the program claimed its eighth CCAA Championship last month, the squad fell to the CSULA Golden Eagles on Nov. 24, in the second round of the NCAA Div. II Championship tournament. Despite the abrupt end […]
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Linguistics program secures NSF grant to explore Mixtec language
By Stephinie Phan, Art Director & Alizah Salazar, Staff Reporter Changes are coming to the linguistics program at CSUDH. Starting in about 2 years, the program will refer to its undergraduate degree as a bachelor’s in languages, linguistics, and social justice. The shift in focus reflects a more critical approach to how language can be […]
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GLOW shines spotlight on clothing sustainability
By George Gallardo & Brianna Vaca, Staff Reporters At first glance, those budget-friendly clothes from fast-fashion retailers might seem like a bargain, but the true cost of those deals sometimes involves the exploitation of both workers and the environment. Shortly before Toros went home for the Thanksgiving break, the Growth and Leadership Opportunity for Women […]
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Night watch: views from the parking lot
By Karl Hays, Co-Managing Editor Walking around the parking lots on campus at night can be lonely sometimes – intimidating, too. After finishing classes for the day, sophomore Judson Hashimoto puts on a reflective neon green vest and heads to the parking lot to begin his shift as a student safety escort. As Hashimoto sees […]
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City of Compton donates 700 turkeys to local families
By Affi Bassey, Staff Reporter Compton residents came together on Nov. 23 to support their neighbors in need during the city’s annual turkey giveaway. The pre-Thanksgiving event at Greater Zion Church Family brought together local leaders and business owners, who handed out 700 turkeys to residents in need. Volunteers started their work early, and welcomed […]