CSUDH professor draws on her roots to reimagine who belongs in science. By Andrea Ambriz, Executive Editor When Ximena Cid first stepped onto the UC Berkeley campus as an undergraduate, the idea of making a living in a lab was the last thing on her mind. As part of the band Mariachi Feminil las Aguilas—the […]
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Fresh finds, familiar faces at Farmers Market
Weekly pop-up offers Toros a break between classes and a chance to connect with local vendors. By Carlos Merlo, Staff Reporter Tuesdays at Cal State Dominguez Hills bring something special to campus. Along the south walkway, canopies go up as vendors get ready for the day. As Toros begin arriving at campus and making their […]
‘Lovers and Friends’ emphasizes healthy relationships
Annual WRC series commemorates Domestic Violence Awareness Month. By Taya Bohenko, Staff Reporter Editor’s note—content warning: This story includes references to domestic violence and sexual assault, which may be distressing for some readers. October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month, and the Women’s Resource Center is helping Toros learn to recognize when a relationship may be […]
Sustainability Month connects learning with action
From Carbon Cubes to Campus Farms, Toros to take part in building a more eco-friendly future. By Kira Licht, Staff Reporter The Office of Sustainability is inviting Toros to dive into a month of hands-on events that link environmental awareness with community action. Sustainability Month runs from Oct. 7- 30 and offers workshops, service projects, […]
Reimagining Committee holds town hall to review Huron Report findings
Campus leaders discuss priorities, budget realities, and plans to navigate shortfall. By Camila Chavarria, Co-Managing Editor CSUDH last month released the findings of the Huron Report, which outlined recommendations for how university officials can address the ongoing budget shortfall. On Sept. 24, the conversation continued with a town hall presentation from the Committee for Reimagining […]