If you’re off-campus and absolutely, positively must see the first issue of the semester, who can blame you. You can see it here. We think. New semester, new Bulletin staff, same story: the first issue of every semester is always the hardest to get out. But we did it, with our three returning editors, 16 […]
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Black is Back: The Rose Black Resource Center
By Robin Bolton, staff writer With all the new students on campus, the “Welcome Black” mixer hosted by The Rose Black Resource Center Tuesday, was the perfect opportunity for both new and returning students to learn about the different Black clubs, organizations, events and workshops on campus. The Rose Black Resource Center, founded in 2017, […]
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Men’s Soccer drops first 2 games but new coach Eddie Soto sees improvements
Jeremy Gonzalez, Sports EditorBeginning a season losing the first two games at home might not seem reason to commend your team, but that’s what new Toro men’s soccer coach Eddie Soto did after his team’s two first games of the 2019 season. Of course, when you follow a 4-0 blowout loss with a close one-goal […]
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Getting Involved at CSUDH
By: Dayzsha Lino CSUDH continued Welcome Week events, with the Annual Involvement Fair put on by the Office of Student Life in the Sculpture Garden on Thursday September 6. The event was a chance for students to explore different clubs and organizations on campus. There were also some fun activities including a station where students […]
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University Weathering a Wave of New Students
Students dealt with long lines in the LSU the first week of the semester By Bulletin Staff Whether familiar with this fine campus, or one of our many new freshmen or transfer students this semester, there’s one thing that everyone is noticing the first two weeks of classes: There are a lot of bodies on […]