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Illustration of a classroom with a chalkboard, teacher’s desk, and a syllabus in front, crossed out with a red prohibition symbol. — Credit: Illustration by Stephinie Phan

Early access to syllabi could improve learning outcomes

by csudhbulletin May 13, 2025May 13, 2025

From last-minute changes to lack of key information, there should be more accountability in course planning. By Jesus Cortez, Staff Reporter Syllabi are necessary for every class. They allow students to better understand course structures and how to operate throughout the months they are enrolled in any given course. Beyond explaining the do’s, don’ts, and […]

An illustration of a hand reaching out to someone walking out the door. The hand is labeled EDUCATION, while the person walking out the door thinks, "I'm just so tired." — Credit: Illustration by Stephinie Phan

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Lack of discipline in classrooms leads to burnout

by csudhbulletin April 30, 2025April 30, 2025

Positive reinforcement takes control away from the school system. By Sapphire Perez, Staff Reporter I’ve worked with children since 2022, and I understand why many people no longer want to become teachers. I believe there are ways we can fix this dilemma. For the past year and a half, I’ve worked as an after-school educator […]

An iPhone with the ChatGPT app open leaning up against a notebook with hand-written notes. — Credit: Dylan Smith, The Bulletin

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AI makes education easier, but at what cost?

by csudhbulletin April 30, 2025April 30, 2025

LLMs can be helpful tools, but overuse risks erosion of critical thinking skills By Dylan Smith, Managing Editor Students are living through an AI revolution, but I fear our ability to think critically about complex problems is steadily declining. Since the launch of OpenAI’s ChatGPT in November 2022, companies and institutions have pushed for an […]

Protesters in Washington, D.C., rally and hold signs calling for release of Columbia University student Mahmoud Khalil. — Credit: Courtesy of Diane Krauthamer

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Mahmoud Khalil case sets dangerous precedent for campus speech, privacy

by csudhbulletin April 16, 2025April 18, 2025

CSUDH administrators must issue statement condemning counterparts and ensure students’ safety. By Edmund A. Keenan, Guest Contributor An immigration judge sided with the Trump administration on Apr. 11, ruling that Columbia University Ph.D. student Mahmoud Khalil—a legal resident and husband to a U.S. citizen—can be deported without trial. On Mar. 8, Immigration and Customs Enforcement […]

Toro men's basketball player walks away toward the locker room after a game. — Credit: Courtesy of Toros Athletics

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School spirit isn’t missing at CSUDH, it’s just waiting to be invited

by csudhbulletin April 16, 2025

Creating connection and community takes time—but it’s possible. By Jeremy Dent-Smith, Staff Reporter School spirit has long been a challenge at CSUDH. We’re a commuter campus, meaning many students go from home to school to work and back again. As a result, a lot of Toros rarely if ever get the chance to participate in […]