By Cindy Portillo, Staff Reporter The many ways that racism impacts public health, and how it is experienced by college students, will be the focus of a discussion at 5 p.m. today sponsored by the Division of Health Sciences. Three CSUDH professors will participate in the Zoom event, ” Racism, a Public Health Issue: Past, […]
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Vaccine Requirement for CSUs and UCs, Pending FDA Approval
Photo by Iracema Navarro. By Carlos Martinez, Web Editor Updated Friday 8:15 a.m. Editor’s Note: This story has been edited to include a quote from CFA president Charles Toombs. Mandatory COVID-19 vaccines will be required for all California State University students, faculty and staff before they can return for the fall 2021 semester, both CSU […]
Not Too Late to Give Mama Earth a Hug
Photo by Fateme Alaie Via Unsplash By Ben Gomez, Staff Reporter Today is Earth Day, the 51st annual celebration not just of the planet we live upon, but our relationship to it, and how our individual actions combined on a global scale imperil everything the Earth sustains. It’s a big deal, and CSUDH like many educational […]
A Movement Waiting to Be Resolved
The walls of an independent bookstore in Long Beach serve as the physical counterpart to an online exhibit created by the CSUDH archives and special collections department. The exhibit traces the evolution of the Black Power movement, and reproductions of the front pages of the Black Panther newspaper are among the exhibit’s pieces. Photo by […]
The fundamentals of MSA
In recognition of their academic achievements, MSA members are honored and celebrated on, front stage as they are given their sashes upon graduation. Photo courtesy of MSA. By Anthony Vasquez, Assistant Section Editor The Male Success Alliance (MSA) is an organization focused on providing undergraduate men of color with academic resources, mentorships opportunities, and improving […]
