By Omar Hassoun Staff Writer The CSUDH women’s soccer team, as it has for most of this season, struggled offensively and fell 1-0 to California State University, Monterey Bay on Thursday. The Toros had a total of 14 shots but none found the back of the net. Now sitting at 1-5-1 in the conference, the loss […]
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University Theatre Closed Indefinitely Due to Safety Concerns
By Alex Graf and Kelsey Reichman In the wake of a recent inspection, the University Theatre at CSUDH has been closed indefinitely due to safety concerns, according to a campus-wide email distributed early today. As a result, the theatrical production of “Undocumented,” is canceled for the fall semester with plans to bring it back early […]
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Chegg Data Breach
Cindy Sepulveda Staff Writer If you’ve ever used Chegg to save money on textbooks, your information could be at risk. Chegg, an education technology company based in Santa Clara, experienced a security breach that affects 40 million users. Chegg plans to reset passwords for all of its users following the discovery of a security […]
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Desafiando las Probabilidades: Tony Alfaro Es La Inspiración Viva Para Cada Atleta De La División II
Por Victor Muñoz Editor de Deportes A la edad de seis Tony Alfaro toco su primer balón de futbol, fue en ese momento que supo que quería jugar futbol por el resto de su vida. Pero, aunque eventualmente encontraría un gran éxito con el equipo masculino de fútbol de CSUDH y pasaría a los rangos […]
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Defying the Odds: Tony Alfaro Is Living Inspiration for Every Division II Athlete
By Victor Munoz Sports Editor Tony Alfaro touched his first soccer ball at age 6. At that moment, he said he knew all he wanted the rest of his life was to play soccer. Alfaro, now 25, made that desire a reality, not only playing the game but excelling at it: first with the CSUDH […]