Twenty batteries designed by Tesla Inc., were installed on campus last month to help reduce the school’s negative environmental impact on the local power grid. By: Bria Overs, Managing Editor With Earth Day right around the corner, a conversation about the environmental impact of this campus is more than necessary. This university, all 15,000 students […]
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We have a nuclear what!?
Though it may sound foreboding, it’s research, not radiation, happening on the fifth floor of the north library. By Bria Overs, Managing Editor The elevator isn’t the only spooky thing in the library. Tucked away, around a dimly lit corner leading to the College of Natural and Behavioral Sciences is a dark room with a […]
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Eatalian Café Will Blow You Away
By Daniel Giovati Staff Writer Eatalian Café is the hidden gem that you never knew you needed in your life. This gourmet Italian spot awaits you and is only five minutes from campus, located at 15500 Broadway St. When you are getting close to the restaurant, it is imperative that you slow down and keep […]
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Fly above the clouds this summer
By Elizabeth Adams Feature Editor Imagine if you could spend a semester passing the Eiffel Tower, on your way to grab a delightful cappuccino at Castel Café and finish off that term paper on art history to wrap up your general education courses. For California State University, Dominguez Hills students, they could be studying anywhere […]
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Bulgaria Summer 2018
By Angelica Cheyenne Staff Writer If studying in a historic and beautiful country is on your bucket list, California State University, Dominguez Hills’ Extended and International Education is offering a trip to Bulgaria from June 8-20 for students taking one of seven courses offered during the spring intersession for CSUDH Study Abroad. The deadline to […]