Written By: Melanie Gerner Feb. 25, Elizabeth Hanna is bringing her story to CSUDH. She will be reading chapter two, Sapphire the Stripper, from her unpublished self-authored autobiography, “Beyond the Broken Gates”. Hanna didn’t know she was going to write a book when she started telling her stories to Trio students at CSUDH ten years […]
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Toros Bit by Coyotes on Senior Night
Photo courtesy of gotoros.com By Jeremy Gonzalez, co-sports editor The CSUDH men’s basketball team celebrated Senior Night before their final home game Saturday, but the celebration–and any momentum gained from an overtime win Thursday night–were spoiled as the Cal State San Bernardino Coyotes defeated them 64-58. Even with the loss, CSUDH’s thrilling 86-82 overtime victory […]
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Bulletin Wins Four Awards in Statewide College Journalism Competition
By Yeymy Garcia, Managing Editor The Bulletin won three first-place awards and one-second place award in the recently announced 2020 Excellence in Student Media Competition sponsored by the California College Media Association. In the competition, the Bulletin was in the over-15,000 student enrollment category, up against newspapers such as UCLA’s The Daily Bruin, USC’s Daily […]
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Latinx Students Need a Place to Call Home
Janneth Najera, member of El Comité, speaking to the committee in the borrowed space of the QCRC about the absence of their own center. Photo Cred: Nova Blanco-Rico. By Yeymy Garcia and Destiny Torres, Staff Editors California State University, Dominguez Hills President Thomas A. Parham says he hasn’t been on a campus in 30 years […]
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Black History Month Part II: Sacred Music, Black Business and the Other Underground Railroad
By Taylor HelmesAssistant News Editor Black History Month is commemorated at college campuses across the country, but at CSUDH it has even more significance. Originally planned to be in Palos Verdes, former California Gov. Pat Brown opted to move the campus to its present location in order to give people in the socio-economically challenged communities […]