I am still amazed by people who support President Donald Trump and his administration, particularly Latinos. As a Latino myself, I see it as a betrayal of our roots, our culture, and all the people who have worked hard to lay the foundations of our community in the United States. President Trump first came to […]
Tag: Fall 26 Issue 3
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Campus tunnels are filled with history and stories
Walking through the tunnels beneath Cal State Dominguez Hills is eerily quiet, to the point that it’s unsettling. It’s hard to ignore the darkness and the seemingly endless pathways, and if you’re not careful, odds are that someone could get lost. If only those tunnels could talk. Every year, around Halloween, the Central Plant hosts […]
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Celebrating Nearly Three Decades of Community, Commerce, and Curiosities
On the fourth Sunday of October, by 8:30 a.m. on Sartori Avenue, the scent of fresh pastries from local bakeries, mixed with the faint nostalgic smell of old paper and aged leather, hits the morning air. Walking down the rows feels like stepping into a living time capsule. Each independent stall offers distinct treasures: vinyl […]
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Día de los Muertos event honors land ties
La Casita hosted its annual Día de los Muertos event on Nov. 2 on the patio outside its cultural center in the Loker Student Union. The intention of this year’s celebration was La Tierra Recuerda, which means “The Land Remembers” in Spanish. The event featured special performances from the East Los Angeles-based performance group Danza […]
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‘Celebration of a legacy’: CSUDH unveils new facilities
Cal State Dominguez Hills officially opened the doors to its new Health, Wellness and Recreation Center on Oct. 29 during a ribbon-cutting ceremony. The event capped off a daylong celebration of the university’s latest development projects, including the Dining Commons and Orthotics & Prosthetics Education Center. The grand opening of the $87 million facility was […]