Disneyland raises the prices of tickets and has a new system of park entry requiring guests to reserve their spot on a day they desire. Instead of the usual way of showing up to the park as one pleases. Photo by Jasmine Contreras By Catalina Garcia, Staff Reporter Disney Magic, the most powerful magic in […]
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This Visual Artist Reminds Us of the Importance of Community
Visual artist, Toni Scott, asks the question, “How can we come together as one race, the human race, in greater unity?” through her exhibit, “Transcend.” Photo courtesy of the visual artist Toni Scott. By Serena Sanchez, Staff Reporter In her exhibit titled “Transcend” at California State University, Dominguez Hills, artist Toni Scott displays seven art […]
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Snap Inc. donation helps formulate a new computer science curriculum to increase inclusivity
Computer science is important and CSUDH is aiming for better diversity within the program. Photo from Unsplash by Lagos Techie By: Lloyd Bravo, Staff Reporter California State University, Dominguez Hills has received a $5 million donation from Snap Inc. (Snapchat) for the development and endowment of a new institute that focuses to enhance and expand […]
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Testing Positive, Social Distancing and More are Questions Students Have About Returning to Campus Next Semester
After taking classes at home, students will have to transition back to a larger group setting on campus with guidelines that were not their pre-pandemic. Art by Jasmine Contreras By: Jasmine Contreras, Staff Reporter Despite reassurances of moving to 80 percent in-person classes in the spring, concerns over positive cases, social distancing, and mask mandates […]
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Celebrating First Generation Students at CSUDH, Today and Always
By Evelyn Rodriguez, Staff Reporter California State University Dominguez Hills has data on the CSUDH website that shows that 55% of students are first generation college students. The formal definition of first generation is “a student whose parents did not complete a four-year college degree, regardless of other family member’s level of education”. A celebration […]