By Anthony Maese Staff Writer Mudslides, flooded areas and toppled trees are remnants of a storm that came and went right before the start of the spring semester at Cal State Dominguez Hills. With the late arrival of El Nino, California received more than 200 percent of its yearly rainfall over a five-day period. Like […]
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National expert discusses CSU graduation initiative on campus
By Tyler Shultz Staff Writer In an effort to improve graduation rates, the California State University has launched the 2025 Graduation Initiative. The initiative aims to increase the four- and six-year graduation rate for first time freshmen, while also increasing the two- and four-year graduation rates for transfer students, at all 23 CSU campuses. James […]
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Los Angeles Chargers impact on CSUDH
By Steffen Vukojevich Staff Writer For the second year in a row, an NFL team has relocated to Los Angeles. On Jan. 12, the Chargers announced they will play home games in Carson, after 56 years in San Diego. The Bolts will play their first two seasons at STUB HUB CENTER on the Cal State […]
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Look at mental illness in the same way you view other diseases
By Julissa James Editor in Chief Mental illness is not prejudice. Black, white, brown, male, female or other, it has the ability to affect us all. Although everyone’s experience is unique, there is a common trend connecting mental health disorders with young adulthood. The reasons could be many: the crushing weight of learning how to […]
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Cal State tuition hike paints bleak future
STAFF EDITORIAL Once again, students attending one of the 23 CSU campuses are facing a potential tuition increase. Word of the tuition hike floated around at a CSU Board of Trustees meeting last month. However, more-official discussion on if, or possibly when it would be implemented, will not be made until January. Demonstrators from Cal […]