By Jessica Olvera, Assistant Sports Editor Three athletic teams kicked off their season at the beginning of the fall semester. Women’s volleyball, women’s soccer, and men’s soccer are currently two weeks into their 2019 season. Here are previews on each team that talk about their offseason moves that helped them gear up for another season […]
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It’s Two Weeks Late, but here is The Bulletin’s 2019 Chargers Season Preview
By Jeremy Gonzalez, Sports Editor It’s every football fan’s favorite time of year: the kickoff weekend for the National Football League. It’s a fresh start for both fans and the team they support. And it’s also time for print and online publications big, small and everything in between, to run their NFL previews of local […]
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Pardon Our Dust: Campus Construction on Target for Fall, 2021 Completion
By IRACEMA NAVARRO Staff Reporter If you’re a freshman or sophomore planning on being on this campus for a couple of years, you’re in luck. That’s when the last of three buildings currently being built on the east side of the campus will be finished. According to the latest construction updates on the school’s website, […]
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The Revolution Has Been Archived
By Jasmine Nguyen, Staff Reporter Radicals, revolutionaries and rebels have taken over the CSUDH Library. OK, maybe not taken over, but the Gerth Archives and Special Collections recently obtained a trove of newspapers, pamphlets, books and other material documenting leftist political movements and political thought in the 20th Century. The approximately 5,700-item collection was donated […]
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CSUDH Again Gets Props as One of Top Universities in Country for Hispanic Students
By Malena LopezStaff Reporter Over 60 percent percent of CSUDH students report as Hispanic/Latino, giving this campus the highest percentage in the California State University system. We also have the largest percentage, and number, of Black students in the CSU, around 14. 5 percent. But do bigger numbers necessarily translate into expanded opportunities? Apparently they […]