By Victor Munoz Sports Editor It’s fitting that in the final days of Hispanic Heritage Month, which ends tomorrow, that the CSUDH–Cal State LA men’s soccer match yesterday at Toro Stadium recalled the Spanish phrase: “dos a cero es el marcador mas engaños y peligroso.” Translated, it means “two to zero is the most misleading […]
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Campus Dining Spills the Beans: Starbucks Is Coming
The imminent arrival of a Starbucks on campus creates uncertain future for Union Grind. By Alex Graf News Editor Starbucks is making its way to the Loker Student Union. Campus Dining Services has not yet decided on a location but is aiming for a spring 2019 opening. Union Grind is leaving as a result and […]
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New University Sign Modernizes CSUDH
By Carissa Diaz Staff Writer With all the changes happening on the California State University, Dominguez Hills campus, such as the high-tech Center for Science and Innovation building currently under construction, it’s easy to overlook a subtler change that also reflects a modernizing university striding into the future: we have a new sign. Gone is […]
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Queers Are Here! Resource Center Coming out During Queer Week
By Cindy Sepulveda Staff Writer The California State University, Dominguez Hills Queer Culture and Resource Center (QCRC) is coming out. And to announce itself to the campus at large, the QCRC is hosting a week full of events to start the dialogue regarding queer Toros Oct. 15-18. “Queer week is a chance for us as […]
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Sustainability Earns CSUDH a Bronze Rating
By Carissa Diaz Staff Writer After one year of being open, the Office of Sustainability has already made improvements on going green. Students and faculty have come together to help the university receive a bronze rating from the Association for the Advancement of Sustainability in Higher Education (AASHE). The university received the bronze rating in […]