These novels are perfect for unwinding over the week-long recess By Neyaira Stokes, Bulletin Contributor Picking up a new book lets us live through a character’s journey—feeling their emotions, experiencing their highs and lows, and growing alongside them by the final page. After the stress of midterms, reading can offer a much-needed reset by helping […]
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Mariachis ring in LGBT History Month
By Mia Garcia, Staff Reporter The band Mariachi Arcoiris de Los Ángeles kicked off LGBT History Month on October 2 with a concert performance at the LaCorte Auditorium. The award-winning band – whose name in Spanish translates to “The Los Angeles Rainbow Mariachi” – is a unique ensemble that travels around the United States to […]
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Toros Ring in the ‘Year of the Dragon’
APCC, VSA host event to celebrate Lunar New Year The East Walkway was adorned with red and gold decorations on Feb. 12, as Toros commemorated the Lunar New Year. In contrast to the common Gregorian calendar, which changes based on the position of the sun and the stars, the lunar new year is based on […]
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“Hurt Village” play explores poverty, community
Director, cast share insights into latest University Theatre production Poverty, trauma, and the impact of gentrification – these are just some of the themes explored in Katori Hall’s “Hurt Village.” The New American play is gearing up for an 8-day run at the University Theatre. Directed by actor, producer, and theatre arts lecturer Jozben Barrett, […]
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CSUDH Commemorates Native American History Month
American Indian Center hosts events showcasing history, culture November marks Native American Heritage Month – a time to commemorate the cultures, traditions, histories, and contributions of indigenous peoples across the United States. At Dominguez Hills, the American Indian Center (AIC) is hosting events this month to highlight the legacy of native and indigenous communities. The […]