250-seat lecture hall. Photo by Catalina Garcia. By Richard Ricardo Jr., Staff Writer The long awaited Instructions and Innovation Building at California State University, Dominguez Hills, may finally be opening up its doors for students, staff, and faculty this October. The building which was first anticipated to open at the beginning of the fall semester […]
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Weekly Testing at CSUDH and We’re Not Talking Academics
Walk-in student getting tested for the weekly surveillance test. Photo by Jesus Loza By Jasmine Contreras and Jesus Loza, Staff Reporters Returning to campus for some of the approximately 15,000 students attending California State University, Dominguez Hills, has begun with a new safety measure as it is part of the many nationwide universities to require […]
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CSUDH Partners With Rite Aid to Offer Free Vaccines
Bernice Salgado receives her first dose of Pfizer vaccine from Rite Aid nurse, Uyen Vo at the Rite Aid & CSUDH Vaccine Pop-Up Clinic at CSUDH. Photo by Catalina Garcia. By Alex Avila and Catalina Garcia, Staff Reporters California State University, Dominguez Hills partnered with Rite-Aid to open a pop-up clinic for students, faculty, staff […]
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Outstanding Professor Award Recipient’s Mic Drop Moment at Last Month’s Virtual Ceremony
In the last in-person CSUDH Faculty Awards ceremony (2019), President Thomas A. Parham (left) and Provost Michael Spagna, (right)..stand with a check made out from Shell to Orie Berezan (center), a management and marketing professor and honoree of the 2019 Excellence in Research, Scholarship and Creative Activity Award. By Brenda Fernanda Verano, News Editor Although […]
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Part Two of the Bulletin’s Epic Five-Part Series on Diversity in Superhero Comic Books: Focus on LGBTQ Representation
Art designed by Joseph Witrago, from April 9 e-edition of CSUDH Bulletin By Ben Gomez and Todd Matthews Editor’s note: The Bulletin follows AP Style in terms of what to call this incredibly diverse community. And the AP Style Guide says LGBT or LGBTQ is acceptable in all references for “lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender, […]