By George Gallardo, Staff Reporter The Grab ‘n’ Go on the ground floor of Welch Hall was one of my favorite spots to pick up a quick bite before going to my next class. So imagine my surprise at the start of this semester when I found the door was locked and the space was […]
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Storytelling workshop deserves a sequel
By Abla Gorashi, Staff Reporter I am a pretty introverted person – a homebody, if you will. If you were to ask me to check out an event on campus, I can’t say I’d be too interested to go. I’d much rather be at home watching a movie on the couch while enjoying an iced […]
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Putting the ‘I’ in cultural identity
By Stephinie Phan, Art Director In 2021, the Pew Research Center initiated a focus group study to learn more about the lived experiences of Asian Americans in the United States. It’s a lengthy report, but there was something about the first sentence that has kept ringing in my ear, like the sharp sound of a […]
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Left in the dark: struggles with academic advising
By Brianna Vaca, Staff Reporter Some academic advisors at CSUDH need to improve their communication to ensure students meet graduation requirements on time. Breakdowns can not only cause delays, but put students in a financial crunch. Last spring, I booked an appointment with my academic advisor, and because spots tend to go fast, I made […]