By Alizah Salazar, Staff Reporter Dia de Los Muertos is a cornerstone of CSUDH campus culture, bringing together students, faculty, staff and the Carson community. The annual event on campus offers a space for reflection and a celebration of life – a must-attend experience for anyone interested in learning more about this Toro tradition. The […]
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CSUDH clubs a step toward success
By Alondra Valdez, Staff Reporter When Toro alumnus Jose Garfias enrolled at CSUDH from 2016 to 2020, he found few extracurricular activities on campus for STEM students. Together with a few friends, Garfias pitched the idea of creating a science club that anyone at Dominguez Hills could use as a resource—a one-stop shop for information […]
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Mariachis ring in LGBT History Month
By Mia Garcia, Staff Reporter The band Mariachi Arcoiris de Los Ángeles kicked off LGBT History Month on October 2 with a concert performance at the LaCorte Auditorium. The award-winning band – whose name in Spanish translates to “The Los Angeles Rainbow Mariachi” – is a unique ensemble that travels around the United States to […]
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‘Torocon’ open house brings students in for day of cosplay, activities
By Jeremiah Rojas, Co-Managing Editor Toros showed out in both cosplay and casual attire for ‘Torocon,’ the Loker Student Union’s (LSU) Fall open house. The event ran all day on Sept. 25, from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. and brought a “Comic Con” style theme to campus for students to participate in various games, activities, […]
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Toros Split 1-1 in Conference Home Opener
By Jeremy Dent-Smith, Sports Editor The Toro women’s volleyball team split their first conference home series of the season on September 27-28, facing stiff competition from CSU-San Marcos and Cal Poly Pomona. The first homestand was a significant test for the Toros, as they faced the top-ranked Broncos and a determined San Marcos squad seeking […]