By Julissa James Editor in Chief The Undocumented Student Ally Coalition (USAC) held a series of events aimed at supporting undocumented students. The USAC-led effort, starting Nov. 14, was focused on educating the campus community about the experiences of undocumented students and bringing awareness to the resources available to support their journey. These events coincided […]
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CSU trustees consider tuition hike
By Da’ Ron Frost Staff Writer California State University trustees agreed Nov. 15 to discuss raising tuition for undergraduate students at all 23 campuses, including Dominguez Hills. The action doesn’t guarantee the proposed increase in students fees to about $5,743, but the issue is on the table and could be finalized this spring. Outside of […]
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Program eases transition to college
By Alyssia Gilchrist-McPherson Staff Writer Talent Search is a federally funded program that serves 500 students in grades 9-12 at Jordan High School in Watts and Fremont High School in Los Angeles. The program began serving Cal State Dominguez Hills students on Sept. 1. In 2015, the university competed with other colleges and organizations to […]
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Trump’s election sparks protests on campus
By Akeem Ivory Staff Writer Donald J. Trump’s ascension to the White House has begun. Although many Americans thought candidate Hillary Clinton would win, they were surprised the election was not decided in her favor. The result is still looming over America like a cloud of uncertainty. There is no clear understanding of our president-elect’s […]
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Improvised music festival entertains
By Edgar Uriostegui Staff Writer On the night of Nov. 15, the College of Arts & Humanities, Department of Music, Mu Phi Epsilon Gamma Sigma and the Los Angeles Chapter of the National Association of Composers (NACUSA-LA), hosted the Festival of New and Improvised Music’s, final show, “Bolos and Stetsons: Remembering Marshall Bialosky.” This concert […]