Nayah Pola celebrates with her teammates after winning the 2023 CCAA Tournament. Photo by Chris Perry Courtesy of CSUDH Athletics. By Raymond Castillo, Sports Editor 112 total program wins and counting, 6 postseason wins and more to come, one Men’s Soccer Super Region 4 championship, and of course, everyone’s favorite, one NCAA Women’s West Regional […]
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Prayer Just Zoom Call Away
Campus Pastor Gary Hogan. Photo by Gary Hogan. By LICIA SUMMERHILL Staff Reporter Many believe faith in God offers hope. For staff members and graduate students attending California State University, Dominguez Hills (CSUDH), their faith continues on campus partly because of Gary Hogans, also known as the campus pastor. Hogans is the pastor of the […]
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Queer Art Seen
The student-run art exhibit, Office Hours, is a collection of audio and visual artworks, each uniquely displaying each artist’s interpretation of queer expression. Photo by Marcelo Maximilian. By Marcelo Maximilian, Staff Reporter The independent artist student-run, art gallery, Office Hours is a collection of audio and visual artworks, each uniquely displaying their interpretation of queer […]
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Examining the Experience of the Graduating Journalism Students
Graduation is around the corner. For some students that means reflecting on their time at CSUDH. Photo Courtesy of Evan Martinez. By Aliyah Brown Staff Reporter California State University, Dominguez Hills (CSUDH) has played an important role in the education of students in Southern California for many years. By looking at the experiences of CSUDH graduates […]
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“Suzume”: Learning How To Live Again
Makoto Shinkai’s “Suzume,” becomes the fourth highest-grossing anime ever. Photo Courtesy of “Suzume.” By Leah Quintero, Managing Editor There is a line in the recently released anime film, “Suzume” that perfectly captures what the main protagonist’s perilous journey is all about: discovering a will to live and a reason to survive even when hope seems […]