By Jordan Darling CSUDH lost a valuable member of the Toro family March 3. After a long battle with illness, Dr. Getachew Kidane, a biology professor for 22 years, passed away at age 70, in Torrance, California. Dr. Kidane was born in Dessie, Ethiopia Oct. 22, 1948 and pursued a degree in medical technology from […]
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Academic Senate Rejects CSU GE Task Force & Report
By Kelsey ReichmannEditor-in-Chief Correction: The article has been updated to make clear that the GE Task Force and Report were commissioned by the academic senate of the CSU not the chancellor’s office. Changes were made on 3/22/19 at 11:02 am. The CSUDH Academic Senate Wednesday rejected the recommendations of a task force commissioned by the […]
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Work To Be Done
By Yeymy GarciaLifestyle Editor When you hear about a student who gets straight A’s, is heavily involved on campus, and wins awards, you may think that person has only a few challenges in their life. Think again. Sure, at last month’s Student Research Day, senior Andrew Luu, 24, a psychology major and business minor in […]
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Be an Ally to People with disAbilities
By Yeymy Garcia Lifestyle Editor Get ready, you’re about to be challenged on your perspective about disability. Earlier this month, the Student disAbility Resource Center presented its 3rd Ability Ally training, a three-hour training designed to challenge and educate students and faculty about disability. I was supposed to write an advance on the event for […]
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In Memorium: Dr. Linda Pomerantz
Editor’s note: this online story has been updated to show that Dr. Pomerantz served as undergraduate dean of the university, and that she earned her doctorate from UCLA. A correction will run in the next print issue of the Bulletin. Dr. Linda Pomerantz, who worked 36 years at CSUDH and had an enormous impact on […]