In October, Parham and Nguyen discussed the various grievances of the API community. Photo by Daniel Rivera. By Daniel Rivera, Web Editor Since coverage began back last spring, the Asian Pacific Cultural Center (APCC) has gained a director, but still no physical space on campus. After months of negotiations with the Asian Pacific Islander (API) […]
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CSUEU president, Catherine Hutchinson, speaks on the steps of the State Capitol in favor of SB 410 to a crowd of CSUEU and Teamsters members. Photo courtesy of Miguel Terán López By Gabriel Gomez, Art Director Gov. Gavin Newsom recently vetoed SB 410 in September, also known as “The Steps to Economic Parity in Salaries” […]
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Apartment Housing Students Stressed About Living Conditions
csudhbulletin December 8, 2022 0 COMMENTSLiving conditions in the CSUDH apartments have not improved. Photo by Kimberly Resendiz By Melissa Melgar, Staff Reporter Students living in the university apartments have been promised better amenities throughout past semesters, but the lack of action from the housing department has many questioning if it is even worth paying to live there. From having […]
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Nominees Announced for This Year’s Game of the Year Awards
csudhbulletin December 2, 2022 0 COMMENTSThe Game Awards are held annually at the Microsoft Theater. Photo by Cesar Armas By Cesar Armas, Staff Reporter Since The Game Awards (TGA), also known as the “Oscars for gaming,” was founded in 2014 by Geoff Keighley, the awards have gathered an enormous following with world premieres, orchestra performances, and the grand prize for […]
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In a recent study conducted by The Bulletin, students voted for their favorite places to eat in the LSU. Photo by Kimberly Resendiz. By Kimberly Resendiz, Staff Reporter Throughout time, there have been different vendors at LSU; some have stayed and some have gone. Some students may have witnessed Taco Bell being part of the […]
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