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Toros chase legacy after back-to-back CCAA Season victories

by csudhbulletin and Andrea Ambriz November 20, 2025November 20, 2025

Squad looks to veteran leadership, work ethic as No. 2 seed in NCAA Div. II bracket. For the second consecutive year, the Toro men’s soccer team clinched the CCAA Regular Season Championship, becoming only the second program in three decades to accomplish back-to-back titles. But their postseason took an early hit on Nov. 14, when […]

Feature

Trading ink for aid to support Gaza relief

by csudhbulletin October 24, 2025October 25, 2025

Student uses tattoo art to raise funds and awareness of humanitarian crisis. After two years of doomscrolling through images of devastation caused by Israel’s military campaign in the Gaza Strip, Ariana Marquez felt she had to do something to support relief efforts. Confronted with a constant stream of bloodied bodies and burned-out buildings, she put […]

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Perspectives

Juggling the ‘big three’: The senior journalism student experience

by csudhbulletin May 14, 2025May 14, 2025

Balancing the workload of an internship, cornerstone project, and student reporter is no easy feat, but definitely rewarding. By Rafael Rodriguez, Staff Reporter If you had asked me two years ago where I saw myself by graduation, I would’ve responded with what I told my parents: “I know I got this.” Fast-forward to my final […]

Illustration of a graduate in cap and gown standing at a signpost with arrows reading “WHICH WAY DO I GO NOW?” and “THIS WAY?”, symbolizing uncertainty after graduation. — Credit: Illustration by Stephinie Phan

Perspectives

We earned our degrees, now give us a future

by csudhbulletin May 14, 2025May 14, 2025

For undocumented students, graduating college is more than a milestone—it’s a fight to be seen, heard, and valued. By Archangel Apolonio, Staff Reporter As an undocumented student about to graduate from college, I can’t help but feel a mix of pride and fear. I’ve spent years working toward this moment. Like my classmates, I’ve pulled […]

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Early access to syllabi could improve learning outcomes

by csudhbulletin May 13, 2025May 13, 2025

From last-minute changes to lack of key information, there should be more accountability in course planning. By Jesus Cortez, Staff Reporter Syllabi are necessary for every class. They allow students to better understand course structures and how to operate throughout the months they are enrolled in any given course. Beyond explaining the do’s, don’ts, and […]