Kendall Bryant (left) and Alex Serrano (right) during a rehearsal for the virtual performance of “A Surge of Power,” a new play inspired by the BLM protests of last summer. It opens May 11. Photo by Andrea Espinoza. By Andrea Espinoza, Staff Reporter Although “Surge of Power” is a new play inspired by, and set […]
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Commentary: From No I Cannot, to Yes, I can!
A 3D avatar model made through Blender, the design was a process of using both 2D imaging and 3D modeling. Photo by Desiree Lee. By Desiree Lee, Staff Reporter Everywhere we turn these days, stories about COVID-19 are unavoidable. Between the number of cases spiking and dropping, to the distribution of the vaccine, and the […]
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The Birth of ToroWellness
Josephine Lara, Student Health Educator posing in her office. Photo by Norma Quintero. By Anthony Vasquez, Staff Reporter Since its split from the Health Center in July, California State University, Dominguez Hills Student Psychological Services, and its peer-to-peer program “ToroWellness” have been rebranding and expanding its services by implementing a new social media outlet, an […]
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Why Not Us: California Athletics’ Uphill Climb
The Torodome sits empty since games for the 2020-21 season were axed in December. Photo by CSUDH Athletics. By Daniel Tom, Contributing Reporter and Anthony Garza, Staff Reporter It’s been almost a year since student-athletes donned the cardinal and gold Dominguez Hills wordmark across their chest. Throughout this time, we’ve seen both professional leagues and […]
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Proposed Health fee increase has students unsettled
A boost in mental health services come as social injustice grows across the country. Photo by Carlos Martinez. By Robert Rios, Campus Editor The current proposed health fee has many students uncertain about paying the new amount, that if passed will increase from $75 to $130 per semester starting Fall 2021. The fee increase was […]