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Biology professor pushes for nature museum on campus

To the untrained eye, CSUDH could be viewed as a somewhat nondescript stretch of the urban landscape. But to biology professor Karina Sanchez and her team of student researchers, the wildlife on campus tell a much different story. Sanchez’s research examines how animals respond to urban environments, focusing on behavior, communication, and the ecological impact […]

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EV charging project almost done

On March 3, CSUDH began construction on 203 new EV parking spaces in parking lot three. When the project is complete in Mid-May, Dominguez Hills will have the most EV charging stations in the CSU system and more than double any other campus.  Prior to construction, the campus had only 10 EV parking spaces. Six […]

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Newcomer’s ‘wild’ journey to CSUDH

Ed Newcomer spent more than two decades as a special agent for the United States Fish and Wildlife Service (USFWS).  During his time as a federal agent, he took down major wildlife traffickers all over the world, while also completing extensive undercover work and navigating internal corruption in foreign agencies.  He now brings that wealth […]