By Alex GrafNews Editor The CSUDH California Faculty Association held its end of the semester breakfast at the Loker Student Union on Dec. 5, 2018, to bring faculty together, reflect on achievements, and celebrate semester’s end as they prepare to negotiate their next contract. Faculty sat around tables in LSU Ballroom A and munched upon […]
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Chargers Haven’t Exactly Been the Friendliest Neighbor to CSUDH
By Omar HassounStaff Writer With the $4.96 billion Los Angeles Stadium at Hollywood Park still under construction, its future tenants, both of which moved to Los Angeles in order to play there, have had to find temporary homes. The Los Angeles Rams, who returned to LA in 2016 after 20 years in St. Louis, are […]
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Advocacy to Accessibility; CSUDH Celebrates Disability
By Bria OversEditor-in-Chief Whether visible or hidden, over 40 million people in America have some type of disability, according to the United States Census Bureau. However, it’s been a constant fight for this minority group to receive the justice and respect they yearn for. That was the point of Disability and Social Justice Awareness Month, […]
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On-Field Success Doesn’t Translate Into Off-The-Field Popularity
By Antonio FlowersStaff Writers If you are a big fan of the National Football League, you are most likely aware of it, but casual fans may not realize that one of the top teams in the league this season plays its home games only a few steps west of the CSUDH campus. Heck, they may […]
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Resources for Your Success: Financial Literacy Workshops
By Cindy SepulvedaStaff Writer Do you keep a personal budget and save? When was the last time you checked your credit report and FICO score? Do you have student loans? Those questions and others were discussed at two financial literacy workshops in early December sponsored by CSUDH’s Financial Aid Office. “Every financial worry you want […]