Ismael Soria, who is pursuing a master’s degree at CSUDH, teaching an 11th grade special education class at a charter school in Watts. Photo courtesy of Ismael Soria. By Matt Barrero, Assistant Sports Editor It’s no mystery that the COVID-19 pandemic has affected educational systems across the globe. When the new school year began, the […]
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Re-Imagining the Future of America’s Education System
By Brenda Verano, Staff Reporter Imagine enrolling in a class where stress management is part of the syllabus; where instead of trying to connect with the words of a 3,000-year-old philosopher, your connection is with the Earth through an urban gardening class; where ancestral wisdom in the classroom is valued as highly as academic knowledge; […]
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Academic Senate Weighs in on Administrative Reviews
By Alex Graf News Editor You know those faculty performance reviews students are supposed to fill out at the end of every semester, gauging what we think of our instructors’ performance? Turns out teachers, and select staff and students do the same thing for administrators such as deans and vice presidents. At least that’s what […]
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Starting a Conversation About Mental Health
By Fernando Bazan Staff Writer The Student Health and Psychological Services department held an event in honor of World Mental Health Day on Oct. 10 to start a conversation on mental health and bring awareness to the resources offered to students on campus. The event, attended by around 100 students, consisted of a viewing of […]
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Future Careers Are the Focus of Two-Day Expo
Joseph Baroud and Fernando Bazan Staff Writers The two-day fall Career and Internship Expo took place this week, with hundreds of students converging in the Loker Student Union in hopes of finding the right internship and learning more about STEM-related and health science fields on Tuesday, and business, government, and public administration on Wednesday. Organizations […]