By Stephinie Phan, Art Director When third-year biochemistry student Thazin Yee first came to CSUDH, he wanted to join one of the clubs on campus but couldn’t seem to find the right fit. Although he had large gaps of free time between classes, he couldn’t connect with any of the other clubs, so he did […]
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Mr. Murillo goes to Washington
By Sebastian Linan, Staff Reporter A lot can influence the professional goals of a student over the course of their college career – a chat with a professor, a networking event, or a chance meeting during an on-campus activity. When Victor Murillo started studying history at Dominguez Hills, he thought he’d use his degree to […]
Book-making event invites Toros to share stories, challenge LGBTQ ban laws
American Library Association: Books with LGBTQ content among the most challenged in 2023. By Jenna Birdwell, Staff Reporter In Majesty Allex’s story of “The Red Raccoon,” the title character goes on a journey of self-discovery about their identity. The story starts with a red panda who begins to question themself: “What if I want to […]
Toro faculty, staff navigate operations amid CSU budget problems
By Stephinie Phan, Art Director California’s budget crisis is putting a squeeze on the California State University system, and CSUDH administrators and faculty are feeling the pressure. Dominguez Hills faces a $12 million cut to its base operating budget for the 2025-2026 academic year, which means the university will likely have to scale back some […]
Latinx Cultural Resource Center officially rebrands to ‘La Casita’
By Viri Garcia Gallardo, Staff Reporter The Latinx Cultural Resource Center at CSUDH announced last month that it will now be known officially as “La Casita,” the center’s former nickname. Program coordinator Rony Eduardo Castellanos Raymundo told The Bulletin that the change underscored the center’s commitment to inclusivity and support for all Dominguez Hills students, […]
