As anti-Asian hate crime increases, university departments chime in on their condemnation of racist, sexist rhetoric and violence towards the Asian American Pacific Islander communities. Photo by Jason Leung on Unsplash By Taylor Helmes, Editor in Chief Updated at 6:30 p.m. CSUDH President Thomas A. Parham, the Asian Pacific studies program, and the California Faculty […]
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New CSU Head Picks DH for First Tour Stop
California State University Chancellor Joseph I. Castro will be conducting a virtual tour of all 23 CSUs. Photo provided by CSU Public Affairs. By Robert Rios, Senior Campus Editor Editor’s Note: This headline has been updated to reflect the e-edition. As his first stop on a virtual “tour,” newly selected California State University chancellor Joseph […]
Leaving Private Prisons Behind: A Brief Saga
By Jordan Darling, Editor-in-Chief An Introduction to Private Prisons Private prisons have been in America since San Quentin opened in California in 1852. But their numbers swelled in the 1980s with the Reagan Administration’s “War on Drugs.” Critics of the private prison system focus their rebuke of the system on the inhumane way that private […]
CFA Roundup: Presidents, Prisons, and Postponements
By: Jordan Darling, Editor-In-Chief CFA It’s been a busy semester for the California Faculty Association, the union that represents the California State University’s faculty, coaches, counselors, and coaches. From gearing up for the next round of faculty salary negotiations (the current contract expires in 2020) the CFA represents more than 23,000 members at California’s 23 […]
The Backbone of CSUDH: Adjunct Faculty
By Kelsey Reichmann Editor-in-Chief During 2007-2016, when the rate of tenured faculty decreased an average of 5.6 percent across the CSU, that percentage was double at CSUDH, 12.3 percent. And, if, as the Bulletin reported in the first part of this three-part series April 11, there is a link between lower tenured faculty numbers and […]
