Toro Food Pantry Continues, Despite Program’s Transformational Phase
csudhbulletin May 12, 2022 0 COMMENTSBasic Needs and Sustainability offices have held events to help students combat food insecurity. Photo courtesy of CSUDH. By Brandon Ramos, Staff Reporter. The Toro Food Pantry, which in previous years offered canned food, fresh fruit, and basic toiletries to all California State University, Dominguez Hills students, is currently going through a transformational period. The […]
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COVID-19 Rises Once again, Should CSUDH Students be Concerned?
csudhbulletin May 11, 2022 0 COMMENTSCOVID-19 rises again in China. Photo by Jeremy Bezanger Unsplash By Efren Gutierrez, Staff Reporter It’s safe to say that life is getting back to a level of normalcy with no mask mandates and or social distancing in place. But although people are getting comfortable in public without these restrictions, COVID-19 cases are yet again […]
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Food inflation is slowly pushing CSUDH students out of the campus dining area. Photo by Matt Hoffman on Unsplash. By Efren Gutierrez, Staff Writer Food inflation has affected everyone in Los Angeles County. One of the biggest groups that have been affected are college students, especially as the majority of them attend school full-time and […]
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Pet Adoption During a Pandemic – A Forever Home or Neglectful Environment
csudhbulletin March 24, 2022 0 COMMENTSPet adoptions during the past two years brought dogs, cats, and other animals to people’s homes. Photo Credit Nataba from Splash. By Annais Garcia, Staff Reporter While the pandemic affected people’s health emotionally, mentally and physically , it also brought a good opportunity for pet adoption, as pets have been emotional supporters for many people. […]
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As vaccination rates increase, CSUDH has begun to ease mask guidelines on campus. By Nisvan Guzman, Staff Reporter This month marked two years since the COVID-19 pandemic began and the world went into lockdown. Wearing masks in public has become as ubiquitous as carrying backpacks on a school campus. But as cases decline, the county […]
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