Campus community weighs in on Parham’s legacy and accomplishments after seven years at the helm of university. By Viri Garcia Gallardo, Executive Editor & Dylan Smith, Managing Editor After seven years as the chief executive of Cal State Dominguez Hills, President Thomas A. Parham announced earlier this month that he plans to retire at the […]
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Visas restored to CSUDH students after Trump administration pauses cancelation policy
President Parham: Toros should “review their rights” regarding immigration enforcement on campus. By Dylan Smith, Managing Editor The visas of two CSUDH international students were restored after the Trump administration temporarily paused a broader policy that would have revoked the legal status of at least 1,200 students nationwide, university leaders said. The Trump administration announced […]
Dymally Jazz Festival celebrates six years
Dignity Health Sports Park hosts day of food, fun, and funk in the city of Carson. By Camila Chavarria, Staff Reporter The Dymally International Jazz and Arts Festival returned to Dignity Health Sports Park on Apr. 26, inviting the city of Carson to enjoy a day of food, fun, and funk. Now in its sixth […]
‘Take Back the Night’ holds space for survivors of sexual violence
Annual rally challenges myths and promotes campus support services. By Archangel Apolonio, Staff Reporter Editor’s note: Content warning—this story contains references to sexual violence and abuse. The annual “Take Back the Night” rally at CSUDH on Apr. 24 began with complete silence. Outside the Loker Student Union, in the Palm Courtyard, two microphones were placed […]
‘Liberty in Unity’ panel links global liberation struggles to local action
SQE teach-in event highlights ties between resistance movements and campus activism. By Rafael Rodriguez, Staff Reporter For many Toro activists, the fight for socioeconomic and political liberation is not isolated to one place or people or community, but part of a larger, interconnected struggle shaped by shared histories of resistance to oppression. This idea was […]