A mouse navigating the human world comes to life on stage in “Stuart Little: The Musical,” a student production that transforms a classic children’s story into a playful theatrical experience. The play closes out the University Theatre’s spring slate, running Apr. 22–25. Directed by Naomi Buckley, the production is based on the novel by E.B. […]
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Chavez legacy faces reckoning
The Carson City Council unanimously voted to rename its annual “Tribute to Cesar Chavez” event as “United Farm Workers Dignity Day.” The Mar. 24 decision followed an investigation reported last month by The New York Times, which detailed allegations of sexual abuse against the late labor leader. Carson Mayor Lula Davis-Holmes told The Bulletin that […]
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Toros Feel Pain at the Pump
For Jazminne Lopez, filling up her gas tank has become a weekly calculation. “I used to fill up my tank once a week for about $40,” said Lopez, a senior chemistry student who lives in Bell Gardens. “Now, it’s getting closer to being almost $75, and I’m starting to skip certain events or just stay […]
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New faces step into ASI leadership
Associated Students, Inc. will have its first new leader in three years when classes resume in the fall. Chauncey Williams was elected ASI president on Mar. 27, defeating fourth-year international business student Kathryn Santos. Williams, a second-year transfer student from West Los Angeles College who studies health science and psychology, received just over 53% of […]
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Biology professor pushes for nature museum on campus
To the untrained eye, CSUDH could be viewed as a somewhat nondescript stretch of the urban landscape. But to biology professor Karina Sanchez and her team of student researchers, the wildlife on campus tell a much different story. Sanchez’s research examines how animals respond to urban environments, focusing on behavior, communication, and the ecological impact […]