Twenty-eight days. Sounded like a lot at first. But subtract weekends and spring break and it was only 12. Sure, we were halfway through the spring semester, but the campus wasn’t closing and we’d be back April 13. Plenty of time for finals and graduation and how hard can this Zoom thing be anyway? Five […]
READ MOREBy Taylor Helmes, Editor-in-Chief Procrastination has been a common characteristic throughout my college career; this letter was no different. But now that I’ve waited until the last minute to write this, I feel as though I have more knowledge and reason to write. My time at the Bulletin has been the highlight of my college […]
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Staff Editorial, Chauvin Verdict: Right Decision But Not The Solution
csudhbulletin April 21, 2021 0 COMMENTSPhoto by Mike Stoll via Unsplash. On Tuesday as all three guilty verdicts were read out loud, editors from The Bulletin virtually gathered to watch history unfold. Here are some of their responses from the verdict of the trial, including communications assistant professor Dr. Fernando Severino who currently lives in Minneapolis where he’s currently teaching […]
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February is the time of year in which many look back and reflect on the success as well as the sacrifices Black Americans have contributed in the United States. However, this Black History Month is the first after a summer of social awakening and unrest to fight racial inequalities that still linger in society today. […]
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Even though the season of gift shopping is here, please stay home during this pandemic-influenced season. Photo by Cindy Canas. By Cindy Canas, Staff Writer Stay home, this year should be an excuse to NOT buy a lot of materialistic gifts for those “close” relatives that you only speak to during the holidays. As the […]
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