By Alizah Salazar, Staff Reporter Dia de Los Muertos is a cornerstone of CSUDH campus culture, bringing together students, faculty, staff and the Carson community. The annual event on campus offers a space for reflection and a celebration of life – a must-attend experience for anyone interested in learning more about this Toro tradition. The […]
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CSUDH clubs a step toward success
By Alondra Valdez, Staff Reporter When Toro alumnus Jose Garfias enrolled at CSUDH from 2016 to 2020, he found few extracurricular activities on campus for STEM students. Together with a few friends, Garfias pitched the idea of creating a science club that anyone at Dominguez Hills could use as a resource—a one-stop shop for information […]
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‘Marcus is Walking’ hits the road at University Theatre
Premiere play explores relationships, struggles from the inside of a car “Marcus is Walking,” the latest production by the University Theatre, is just about ready to take audiences for a ride. The play, directed by theatre arts faculty member Brian Stevens, is scheduled to run at the Edison Theatre over two consecutive weekends, starting on […]
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‘Brackish Water’ exhibit explores science, identity
By Viri Garcia Gallardo, Staff Reporter Sculpture Garden installation offers blend of art, environmentalism, and local history Toros walking past the 5,000-gallon tank set up on the lawn of the CSUDH Sculpture Garden are likely to hear a symphony of croaking frogs and flowing water. Don’t worry, though, Dominguez Hills is neither flooding nor overrun […]
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New pickleball club in full swing
By George Gallardo, Staff Reporter Say the word “pickleball” to someone and it might elicit a range of reactions, from fascination to frustration. But for fourth-year accounting student Jarod Ra Mangaoang, there’s only one way to feel about the sport: pure love. Pickleball has become increasingly popular in recent years. According to the USA Pickleball […]