By Jesse Garcia Staff Writer While the events in Cheryl West’s 1992 play, “Before It Hits Home,” took place nearly 30 years ago, its director believes its concerns resonate profoundly in 2018. The play, which runs at the CSUDH Edison Theatre from Feb. 23-March 10, won the Helen Hayes Award for Best New Play in […]
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Posted inArt + Entertainment, Music
A Marvel and Hip-Hop Collaboration for the Ages
By Francisco Padilla Staff Writer The latest contribution to the Marvel Cinematic Universe, “Black Panther,” has already received rave in advance reviews and is one of the most highly anticipated films of the year. However, as excited as fans are for the movie, the film’s soundtrack “Black Panther: The Album” is just as anticipated. But […]
Posted inArt + Entertainment, Video Games & Tech
Level Up! A quick look into Monster Hunter: World
By Beatriz Arreola Lifestyle Editor Welcome to Level Up!, a regular column in each CSUDH Bulletin about video games and video game culture from someone who spends every second of her free time hours deep into a game instead of doing my ethnography paper that’s due the next day. Get ready for a rundown, with […]
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The Best Restaurants You Never Knew About
Photos by Kyle Umeda By Daniel Giovati Sports Editor Think the area around our campus doesn’t have a food scene? Think again. There are plenty of fantastic restaurants waiting to be devoured and a few of them are only a 10-minute walk from our campus. Next time you get a break in between classes […]
Posted inSports
Bulls in the Bigger Leagues
By Christian Flores Staff Writer Not every college athlete, regardless of the university, goes on to play professionally. In fact, among major team sports, (football, soccer and men’s and women’s basketball) fewer than 1.5 percent of NCAA athletes will make the professional ranks at any level, according to NCAA.org. However, when it comes to baseball, […]