By Jordan DarlingNews Editor Concerns over the fate of more than 100 trees, many of which are older than the campus, sparked discussion at the April 12 Academic Senate meeting, with some faculty members and CSUDH President Thomas F. Parham speaking for the trees; they needed to speak for the trees; for the trees have […]
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The Story Behind the (Misspelled) Name
By Yeymy Garcia Features and Lifestyle Editor The most common error in newspapers is one you would think would be the easiest to avoid: the spelling of names. Just ask Dr. Mark Carrier who, not once but twice, this newspaper has gotten wrong. So, we felt he deserved his own feature story. Of course, there’s […]
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Education Should Create Tolerance
By Jordan Darling, Editor-in-Chief I have written for the CSUDH Bulletin for three semesters and served as editor-in-chief for two of those. During my time, I have honed many of my skills, including interviewing. I have interviewed many people on campus; some interviews were amazing and some left room for improvement. But I always pulled […]
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Black is the New Black: Raising the Capital on the “B” Word
The California State University Dominguez Hills newspaper writes in its staff editorial that it will now uppercase Black when referring to race.
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Activism and Education at Heart of Labor, Social and Environmental Justice FAir
By Salvador Oceguera, Organized labor, social justice and environmental justice dominated the day Thursday at the 10th CSUDH Labor, Social And Environmental Justice fair. More than two dozen of groups ranging from local union chapters and student activist groups to immigration organization and a CSUDH labor class were on hand to shine a light on […]