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Toro Skate Association finds footing at Lot 17

One skater’s idea leads to a growing campus crew. By Rafael Rodriguez, Staff Reporter What began as a solo search for a place to skate has evolved into a thriving student-led community at Cal State Dominguez Hills. Founded by kinesiology senior Michael Bradley in Oct. 2023, the Toro Skate Association quickly grew into a space […]

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Rooted in service, driven by students: Rotaract Club tackles local needs, disaster relief

Recent projects focus on food insecurity, providing support to people affected by Eaton and Palisades wildfires. By Jesus Cortez, Staff Reporter The mission of the Rotaract Club at Cal State Dominguez Hills is grounded in one core principle: service. Through food drives, workshops, and disaster relief, the club encourages Toros to give back while developing […]

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Toros let their talents shine at A.P.IDOL

Student performance competition hosted by the Asian & Pacific Cultural Center as part of API Heritage Month. By Viri Garcia Gallardo, Executive Editor Asian & Pacific Islander (API) Heritage Month kicked off at CSUDH with a series of campus events, including the second annual “A.P.IDOL Talent Night”—a student performance competition hosted by the Asian & […]

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State of the City 2025: Carson leaders tout development, unveil new initiatives

Mayor Davis-Holmes: Carson “a beacon of light that illuminates from our borders, the South Bay and beyond.” By Viri Garcia Gallardo, Executive Editor & Dylan Smith, Managing Editor City leaders, community partners, and residents gathered at the Carson Event Center on Mar. 20 for the 2025 State of the City, where Mayor Lula Davis-Holmes and […]

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Pick up a book, tune out the noise

In a world of distractions, reading remains essential. By Jesus Cortez, Staff Reporter When I was in second grade, my teacher would start the day by reading us a chapter from the book “A Series of Unfortunate Events.” If we were lucky, we’d get two chapters. Like a lot of elementary students, I loved storytime, […]