As the semester begins, students can expect to see ASI tabling across campus until elections take place in March, and are encouraged to ask questions. Photo courtesy: ASICSUDH website. Created by: Sophia Tobin By Mercy Calvo-Cruz, Staff Reporter. California State University Dominguez Hills’ Associated Students Inc. is hosting their annual General Elections and have opened applications […]
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How One Missing Case, Unburied the Neglect of 400 Native American Women
The Pow Wow is an annual event hosted by the American Indian Center. They invite the Native American community to bring education on the Indigenous culture to the Toro community. Photo Courtesy of Cheryl McKnight By: Catalina Garcia and Jasmine Contreras, Staff Reporters The week of Sept. 11 Gabby Petito, a 23-year-old white woman who […]
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State Lawmakers Address Student Concerns Over Tuition, Mental Health
By Lafie Bradford, Staff Reporter Seeking to alleviate concerns of increased costs for higher education, while also increasing support for mental health services for students, were two of the main points addressed in a March 4 town hall that featured California state legislators. State Sen. Steven Bradford (D-Gardena) and Assemblyman Mike Gipson (D-Carson) addressed issues […]
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The Roar of a Panther: Bobby Seale on Active Revolution
Photo of Bobby Seale, 1972, courtesy of Bob Fitch Photography Archive, Department of Special Collections, Stanford University Libraries By Robert Rios, Campus Editor If you want to organize for social justice, don’t neglect to organize the stuff between your ears, Bobby Seale, the co-founder of the Black Panther Party, said in a Thursday webinar organized […]
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A Long History for University’s Newest Major
Photo courtesy of CSUDH Campus News Center By Destiny Jackson, Perspectives Editor The South Bay has been shaped by many cultures. Native peoples first settled it, Spanish and Mexican roots plunge deep, Anglo Americans stole it in 1848, and the souls of Black folks are woven into the DNA of the university at its center, […]