Toro Guardian Scholars program offers guidance, mentorship, sense of community on campus. Editor’s note—content warning: This story makes reference to physical abuse. Foster youth often face extra challenges in college, having grown up without the consistent support many students take for granted. Lesli Calderon entered the foster care system at six years old after a […]
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Africana Studies marks 30 years of scholarship, activism, and community
Department will commemorate anniversary all year with lecture series. Thirty years after its founding, CSUDH’s Africana Studies Department is marking a milestone that’s as much about the future as it is about the past. The department will commemorate its 30th anniversary this year with a series of lectures, celebrations, and reflections honoring its legacy of […]
Carson hosts ‘It’s All About Me’ health conference
Third annual event encourages women to focus on personal growth, financial literacy, and overall well-being. Laughter, tears, and words of encouragement filled the Carson Event Center on Oct. 17 as women from across the city gathered for the third annual “It’s All About Me Women’s Health Conference.” The daylong event focused on learning, healing, and […]
Sprouts Fresh Market coming to Carson Plaza
Natural grocery chain to occupy space vacated by 99 Cents Only Store, pending renovations. A long-vacant storefront at Carson Plaza is getting a “fresh” makeover. Sprouts Farmers Market is set to open in the space once occupied by the 99 Cents Only Store, which shuttered in April 2024. The Sprouts location at East University Drive […]
Toros voice concerns about campus facilities, transparency
SQE Town Hall calls for greater involvement in decision-making process. CSUDH officials have hosted several town hall events over the past year to address issues on campus—most notably, the budget problems affecting California State University. On Oct. 14, the Dominguez Hills chapter of Students for Quality Education (SQE) held its own forum for Toros to […]
