Written By: Melanie Gerner Feb. 25, Elizabeth Hanna is bringing her story to CSUDH. She will be reading chapter two, Sapphire the Stripper, from her unpublished self-authored autobiography, “Beyond the Broken Gates”. Hanna didn’t know she was going to write a book when she started telling her stories to Trio students at CSUDH ten years […]
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Black History Month Part II: Sacred Music, Black Business and the Other Underground Railroad
By Taylor HelmesAssistant News Editor Black History Month is commemorated at college campuses across the country, but at CSUDH it has even more significance. Originally planned to be in Palos Verdes, former California Gov. Pat Brown opted to move the campus to its present location in order to give people in the socio-economically challenged communities […]
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Playoff Race for Toros Hoops Heating Up
By Jeremy Gonzalez, Co-Sports Editor Both CSUDH basketball teams are still in the mix for a playoff spot in the 2020 California Collegiate Athletic Association postseason as they enter the final stretch of the regular season. Both teams need to finish within the top six teams in the conference in order to qualify for the […]
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Maier Hopes to Extend Winning Touch
Courtesy of Toro Athletics By Brian Hinchion, Staff Reporter The CSUDH softball team will look to build off of last year’s 27-19 overall record and narrowly missing the CCAA postseason by one game. The Toros head coach Jim Maier returns for the second season of his second stint with the team with expectations to pick […]
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Baseball Aim to Turn It Around
Photo by: Nova Blanco-Rico By Jessica Olvera, Co-Sports Editor The 2020 season is on the horizon for the CSUDH baseball team as they are faced with the task of not only improving from their 16-30 overall record last year but proving the California Collegiate Athletic Association’s annual preseason wrong as they were picked to finish […]