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Rep. Barragán talks affordability and AI during youth town hall

Rep. Nanette Barragán visited Cal State Dominguez Hills on Sept. 30 for a youth town hall, during which she discussed college affordability, artificial intelligence and data centers, and U.S. immigration policy. The event at the I&I Building began with remarks by interim CSUDH President Mary Ann Villarreal, who highlighted the significance of Barragán’s visit. Barragán, […]

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‘It’s just rough’: New graduates grapple with uncertain job market

Nayeli Sanchez is on the homestretch of her undergraduate journey at Cal State Dominguez Hills. As a senior psychology student, Sanchez has spent a lot of time lately preparing for Graduation Day later this month. Most days, that means updating her resume, scouring job listings, and imagining what life will be like after she crosses […]

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The Toro Tuition Pledge, explained

CSUDH is offering to cover four years of tuition for first-time, first-year, and two-year transfer students. The Toro Tuition Pledge (TTP), announced by the university Mar. 24, comes amid a budget crisis affecting the entire California State University system and declining enrollment at Dominguez Hills.  The program goes into effect in Fall 2026 and is […]

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University Theatre: Imagination takes stage in ‘Stuart Little: The Musical’

A mouse navigating the human world comes to life on stage in “Stuart Little: The Musical,” a student production that transforms a classic children’s story into a playful theatrical experience. The play closes out the University Theatre’s spring slate, running Apr. 22–25. Directed by Naomi Buckley, the production is based on the novel by E.B. […]