By Victor Munoz Sports Editor Former LA Galaxy Academy standout and Mexican youth international goalkeeper Abraham Romero returns home to play with LA Galaxy II, the reserve team of the LA Galaxy who compete in the United Soccer League Championship (the second tier of U.S. soccer). “We are very excited to welcome an LA Galaxy Academy […]
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Otters no Match for Men’s or Women’s Basketball Squads
By Jeremy Gonzalez Staff writer Neither the men’s or women’s basketball teams were in a hospitable mood Thursday, as each squad stayed in the thick of their playoff races by defeating Cal State Monterey Bay. Led by Zhane Carter’s 20 points, the women’s team won its fifth straight contest, 70-48, to keep in the midst […]
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Investing in the Future: Dr. Thomas A. Parham Reflects on the Past Eight Months and Contemplates the University’s Future
By Kelsey ReichmannEditor in Chief With great power comes great responsibility, and apparently some criticism. The first eight months of President Thomas A. Parham’s tenure as president of California State University, Dominguez Hills have been no exception. During his first semester on campus, the Los Angeles Times broke a story with a scandalous claim that […]
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SCC Demolition Means Campus in Motion Through End of March
By Jordan DarlingStaff Writer There will be a lot of bodies moving across the California State University, Dominguez Hills’ landscape by the end of March, as the small college complex, which has stood on the northeast side of campus since its opening in 1968, is scheduled to be demolished The site will become the home […]
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Green Olive to Open By End of Feb; Starbucks Not Until Fall
By Yeymy Garcia ining choices in the Loker Student Union will look much different come the fall semester, but Starbucks won’t be one of them, as it is going to replace Green Mountain Coffee in the library in order to be close to the soon-to-be established Student Success Hub. Starbucks is one of three new […]