Andrew Luu won three awards in three different disciplines at the 2019 Student Research Day.Photo by Glenn Marshall By Yeymy Garcia, Managing Editor No plans for Valentine’s Day? You have a date Feb. 12-13 with some of the brightest, talented and most creative people on campus participating in CSUDH’s 15th annual Student Research Day. Blending […]
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Bold Predictions for the Big Game (Spoiler Alert: We like the 49ers).
The photo is of the stadium where the Chiefs play. The city is called Kansas City, but most of that town is in the state of Missouri. That’s about all we know of Kansas City, besides the fact they’re going to lose today. By Jeremy Gonzalez, co-sports editor The NFL’s 100th season is coming to […]
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CNN Anchor Anderson Cooper Echoes Concerns he Reported on at CSUDH Visit in 2017
Photo by Anders Krusberg at the 2012 Peabody Awards/wikipedia commons By Taylor Helmes, Staff Reporter The dangerous distribution of fake news and over-reliance on smartphones, how to handle emotions while reporting amidst death and carnage, and the impact his parents had on his life were the top three subjects CNN anchor Anderson Cooper focused on […]
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Library, Advising Center Extend Hours
Third floor of the North Library/photo by Nova Blanco-Rico By Angelica Mozol, social media manager With the student population hitting 17,000 last semester, the need to give all those bodies more access to campus services has led both the University Library and the University Advisement Center to extend their hours. The library is now open […]
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Need a Class? Here is a List of Not-So-Boring Classes that are Still Available
By Yeymy Garcia, Managing Editor The first week of classes is here and you may need an extra class to ensure you have enough units to graduate on time or make you a full-time student rather than part-time in order to get your full financial aid refund. Whatever the case may be, if you’re struggling […]