By Daniel RiveraPhotos by Dylan Bertani and Javier Perez As Provost Michael Spagna was inside the University Theater Thursday stressing the importance of the university’s cultural centers, right outside the theater a group of approximately 40 protesters representing various Asian and Pacific Islander organizations had a different take. “We’ve been promised a center for five […]
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Notes from the Bullpen: Women’s Soccer
Story and photos by Javier Perez Although the CSUDH women’s soccer team is winless through seven matches this season, only twice have the Toros trailed by more than a goal in the first 75 minutes: Dec. 4 against Colorado Mesa, when they were blitzed for four goals in the first half en route to a […]
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First issue of Bulletin, Fall 2022
It actually went live last Thursday, but we’re in the process of launching a new website, but the current one must have caught wind of it because it is being as persnickety as a shoebox full of mongoose. So we were unable to upload the digital edition to the website until today–and we’re still not […]
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Staff Editorial
Twenty-eight days. Sounded like a lot at first. But subtract weekends and spring break and it was only 12. Sure, we were halfway through the spring semester, but the campus wasn’t closing and we’d be back April 13. Plenty of time for finals and graduation and how hard can this Zoom thing be anyway? Five […]
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Softball falls just short of 1st National Title
By: Raymond Castillo, Staff Reporter . It came late in the semester, when everyone was mired in finals, or preparing for graduation, or just exe Toros of Cal State Dominguez Hills deserve to be celebrated after their historic 2022 softball season. A historic season that will never be forgotten culminated in the program’s first NCAA […]