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Five students in a conference room sitting at a table draped in a Palestinian flag. — Credit: Bulletin Staff

‘Liberty in Unity’ panel links global liberation struggles to local action

by csudhbulletin April 30, 2025April 30, 2025

SQE teach-in event highlights ties between resistance movements and campus activism. By Rafael Rodriguez, Staff Reporter For many Toro activists, the fight for socioeconomic and political liberation is not isolated to one place or people or community, but part of a larger, interconnected struggle shaped by shared histories of resistance to oppression. This idea was […]

Students gather in a classroom for a Korean Culture Club event, seated at tables doing activities while K-pop videos play on the projector screen. — Credit: Camila Chavarria, The Bulletin

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‘Taste of Korea’ educates Toros on language, cultural traditions

by Camila Chavarria April 30, 2025November 18, 2025

Korean Culture Club event celebrated as part of API Heritage Month. Authentic Korean snacks, language lessons, and a chance to have their names written in the Hangul script drew students to the “Taste of Korea” workshop on Apr. 21. As part of CSUDH’s celebration of Asian and Pacific Islander Heritage Month, the event featured informative […]

Danny Kim takes a selfie with a group of students in front of a projected screen during his guest artist talk, with several people making peace signs and smiling. — Credit: Photo courtesy of Dong Hyun Danny Kim

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API film screenings examine environmentalism, life in diaspora

by csudhbulletin April 30, 2025April 30, 2025

Documentaries “Zero Waste” and “The Empathizer” offer insights on resilience, sustainability, and experiences of Asian communities. By Jesus Cortez, Staff Reporter Two documentaries screened at CSUDH this month explored the ties between environment, heritage, and survival—offering reflections on Asian identity and the lived experiences of diaspora communities. The screenings on Apr. 21 and Apr. 23 […]

Seven speakers stand in a row against a wood-paneled wall at a Vietnamese American event, smiling after a panel discussion on migration, memory, and community resilience.

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Fall of Saigon at 50: panel talks survival, cultural preservation

by csudhbulletin April 30, 2025May 1, 2025

Vietnamese American scholars, artists, and organizers reflect on migration, memory, and the future of their community. By Viri Garcia Gallardo, Executive Editor The Fall of Saigon on April 30, 1975, marked the end of the Vietnam War and sparked a mass exodus of Vietnamese refugees. Many fled by boat or on foot, risking their lives […]

Theater students rehearse on a wooden stage set with stairs and balconies, wearing costumes and standing in various positions across the stage. — Credit: Andrea Ambriz, The Bulletin

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‘Twelfth Night’: A comedic tale of love and mistaken identity

by Andrea Ambriz April 30, 2025November 20, 2025

Shakespeare’s classic closes out spring semester for University Theatre. “With hey ho, the wind and the rain. For the rain it raineth every day,” the cast sang in unison, their coordinated curtain call dance bringing the production to a memorable close. The musical tune resonated with life’s unpredictabilities, but inside the Edison Theatre, everything moved […]