Drunk driving could steer someone’s life into disaster and is an issue plaguing our roads and communities. Despite concerted efforts to raise awareness and enact strict legal penalties, drinking and driving continues to claim lives and shatter families, including those in the Dominguez Hills community. Longtime Carson resident Kevin Lynn knows that pain all too […]
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Remember These Important Graduation Dates
The fall semester is just a few weeks old, but some graduating Toros are likely thinking ahead to spring commencement. While graduation season can be an exciting time for many, it is very important for Toros to make sure they’ve met all the requirements. Students can check their progress on the student portal, under the […]
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CSUEU Rally For Their New Contract
Negotiations between the California State University Employees Union (CSUEU) and the CSU Board of Trustees are at a standstill. The two sides met for another round of talks on Sept. 19, on the North Lawn at CSUDH. At issue are employees’ concerns over their general salary, and their request to change the current salary system […]
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Immigrant Justice Center Opens With New Name, Same Mission
The Immigrant Justice Center (IJC) held its re-grand opening on Sept. 20. IJC decided to change its name from the Toro Dreamers Success Center. They strive to achieve equity and justice for those affected by the immigration system, so they wanted a name that is more in line with their mission, vision, values, and goals. […]
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Science Lab Deemed Safe After False Alarm
CSUDH worker taken to hospital as precaution due to improper lab exposure An apparent false alarm in the Science and Innovation building overnight on Thursday led to a CSUDH staff worker being taken to the hospital, according to university health and safety officials. In a campus advisory emailed to Toros on Thursday morning, CSUDH Police […]