By Kelsey ReichmannEditor-In-Chief I didn’t aspire to attend CSUDH. In all honesty, I was upset that I had to go here. And then something clicked. I realized that while literally no one I knew even knew CSUDH existed, it had more opportunity for me than I would have ever received at a school like UCLA. […]
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Graduation: Was it all a Mistake?
By Salvador OcegueraStaff Writer You hear it all the time this time of year: “Now that I’m graduating, I’m ready for the real world!” Well, if all goes according to plan, next year I’ll be a graduating senior. But I won’t feel I’m ready for the real world. I’ll feel like I’m ready to get […]
Words Can Wound, No Matter How Small
By Tristin TaylorStaff Writer At a campus such as ours, with people from so many ethnic backgrounds, there’s a perfect opportunity to learn about other cultures and perspectives. But it’s also very easy to offend someone without even knowing you are doing it. “Hey, you’re Asian, you must be really good at math.” “You’re Black, […]
Media Professionals Weigh in on World Press Freedom Day
By Kelsey ReichmannEditor-in-Chief Marie Colvin. Jamal Khashoggi. Daphne Caruana Galizia. These are just three of the 1,340 journalists who have been killed worldwide since 1992 for simply doing their jobs. Five journalists have died just this year and 250 journalists are currently imprisoned for their work. Reporters Without Borders published its 2019 press freedom […]
Food, Shelter, Focus of Campus Committee
By Yeymy GarciaStaff Writer If you’ve ever been to class hungry, worried about how you’re going to get your next meal or stressed about where you’re going to sleep tonight, CSUDH’s Basic Needs Committee is here to help you. In 2016, the California State University launched the Basic Needs Initiative to identify the basic needs […]
