CSUDH student, Jesús González, Class of 2019. Photo courtesy of Jesús González. CSUDH’s Ceremonies and Events and President Thomas A. Parham announced Monday, April 27, a week of virtual graduation celebration activities as a result of commencement being postponed until further notice. Parham reassures students in a memorandom that commencement will still happening at a […]
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CSUDH Pow Wow Postponed Due to COVID-19: Native American Community Shows Resilience in Troubled Times
The Head Man (left), Johnny Velasquez from the Jicarilla Apache Nation, led all the other dancers into the arena at last year’s pow wow. Photo by Glenn Marshall. By Yeymy Garcia, Managing Editor The elemental sounds of nature replicated by the flute and drums, the powerful singing of those who call to their ancestors, and […]
The Wrath of GWAR is Suspended
By Robert Rios, Co-News Editor The Chancellor’s Office of the California State University system has asked all schools that use in-person testing to administer the California State University Graduate Writing Assessment Requirement to temporarily suspend the requirement. A memo sent out by the Chancellor’s office to the CSU Provosts said that the decision to stop […]
Socializing From A Distance
Photo by Robert Rios. By Destiny Torres, Arts and Entertainment Editor In the days before the safer-at-home order was put in place, the walkways and buildings at California State University, Dominguez Hills were bustling with friends laughing, clubs tabling and procrastinators running to the printer stations. Today, however, the halls are unusually quiet, the parking […]
Protect Immigrants and Eradicate Nationalist Supremacy
Graphic by Andrea Mendez. By Brenda Verano, Staff Reporter Why exactly should immigration matter to an American nationalist? Because it should. It’s that simple. In my private utopia, I would end this piece on that, but of course, for the sake of immigration advocacy I will continue. And, no, white people who are not white […]
