By Alondra Valdez, Staff Reporter Los Angeles has one of the most dynamic food scenes in the world. From tamales and tacos to smash burgers and Korean barbecue, there’s no shortage of spots for hungry foodies to satisfy their appetites. The history of LA cuisine is arguably as storied as the city itself, and for […]
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First-generation Toros navigate college, student life
By Viri Garcia Gallardo, Staff Reporter Leticia Moreno’s path toward a college degree has not always been easy. Unlike some of her peers, who may have had more resources or benefited from support networks and quick access to college preparatory services, Moreno had to navigate much of the journey alone. “The hardest part is not […]
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Toros weigh in on the 2024 election
By Karl Hays, Co-Managing Editor & Jenna Birdwell, Staff Reporter Zulema Laguna, a post-baccalaureate medical technology student, comes from a family of lifelong Democrats. Laguna was always open to learning more about other political views but eventually realized she, too, was a Democrat. “[I align with] obviously women’s rights with childbirth, abortion and being able […]
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Campus walkways, elevators leave some Toros stranded
More accessible pathways would make navigating campus easier for everyone at CSUDH. By Abla Gorashi, Staff Reporter The first thing that typically comes to mind when people think of CSUDH is that it’s a commuter school. But when you think about it, once you arrive on campus, it’s really more pedestrian. Students enrolled at Dominguez […]
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More green space could add life to campus
Improved landscaping could help Toros unwind and breathe a little easier. By Jimmy Dominguez, Executive Editor Coming to campus most days, I usually park in lot six and then either walk through the Sculpture Garden or past the soccer fields. These walks are sometimes the only moments during the day in which I can get […]