Stanley Clarke and Angelique Kidjo among performers at 5th annual community event. By Jimmy Dominguez, Managing Editor & Jeremiah Rojas, Staff Reporter Dignity Health Sports Park was the site of the fifth annual Dymally International Jazz and Arts Festival on Apr. 27. The groovy sounds of iconic musicians like Stanley Clarke and Angelique Kidjo filled […]
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11th annual Pow Wow honors indigenous traditions, history
The CSUDH Sculpture Garden hosted a weekend celebration of Native American Indian and indigenous cultures on Apr. 20-21. The 11th annual Pow Wow featured traditional folk dances, songs, and performances from local Tribal nations. Attendees were invited to enjoy the sights and sounds of Native American music and cultural history. Among the performers at the […]
Churros for charity
The Omega Delta Phi fraternity serves up ice cream and churros outside the Loker Student Union on Apr. 17 as part of a fundraiser for the Wounded Warrior Project, a nonprofit group supporting U.S. service members and veterans. The fraternity hoped to raise at least $200 for the charity, said fourth-year student and fraternity member […]
The woes of wifi: IT offers guidance to address campus connectivity issues
By Chase Waite, Staff Reporter Jason Simmons wasn’t in the best head space earlier this month when he arrived on campus. His beloved dog had died, his office caught fire, and his professor reprimanded him for being 30-minutes late to an exam that accounted for 20 percent of his total grade. In Simmons’ own words, […]
Gabby Rivera talks ‘America Chavez’ and disrupting the status quo
Primavera Distinguished Lecture: Acclaimed author explores Queer identity, race, and unconditional love. By Stephinie Phan & Mireya Preciado, Staff Reporters The award-winning author Gabby Rivera stopped by Leo F. Cain Library on Apr. 11 to talk about her life, career, and what she called “radical creativity.” The event – this year’s Primavera Distinguished Lecture – […]
