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Recommended reads to close out Hispanic Heritage Month

Every year from Sept. 15 to Oct. 15, Hispanic Heritage Month recognizes the history, culture and contributions of Latino and Hispanic communities in the United States. At CSUDH, nearly 68% of the 14,400 students enrolled this year identify as Latino or Hispanic. The university is also recognized as an Hispanic-Serving Institution. As the month comes […]

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A handy guide to Spring Break reads

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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A Book Club that Bridges Literature and Women Empowerment

Photo Provided by Evelyn Rodriguez, “When We Make It,” the book for the fall book club hosted by the WRC, touches on themes such as mental illness, sexual assault, food insecurity and gentrification.  By Evelyn Rodriguez, Staff Reporter The Women’s Resource Center (WRC) at California State University, Dominguez Hills, began its annual book club this […]

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Educating the Educators on Social Justice focused Pedagogy

CSUDH Prof. Jarod Kawasaki gets acknowledged for co-authoring two chapters in a newly published book. The book contains 256 pages and is available to purchase now. Photo Courtesy of CSUDH Education Instagram By Jesus Loza, Staff Reporter Dr. Jarod Kawasaki, Assistant Professor in the Division of Teacher Education and Assessment Coordinator at California State University, […]