By Jeremy Dent-Smith, Sports Editor The Toros track team has struggled to find its footing in recent years. Whether it was the shallow roster or not having a place to practice, for a long time, it seemed the program was off to a series of false starts. Track is a women-only sport at CSUDH. Junior […]
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Toros basketball player offers glimpse into student-athlete life
By Jeremiah Rojas, Co-Managing Editor & Mia Garcia, Staff Reporter The average day for a university student is a mix of classes, work, personal commitments, and extracurricular activities. For student-athletes, there’s the added dimension of training, practice, game days, and even travel. Tomi Adesiji is a junior business and marketing student. He’s also a guard […]
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M&M Soul Food serves up Southern comfort in Carson
By Terynce Garner, Staff Reporter As a young girl, Mary Elizabeth McCallum learned to cook in the tiny kitchen of her home in Jackson, Mississippi. Under the watchful eye of her mother, McCallum learned to master the recipes that would one day be enjoyed by countless residents of the city of Carson. McCallum first moved […]
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Book-making event invites Toros to share stories, challenge LGBTQ ban laws
By Jenna Birdwell, Staff Reporter In Majesty Allex’s story of “The Red Raccoon,” the title character goes on a journey of self-discovery about their identity. The story starts with a red panda who begins to question themself: “What if I want to be a raccoon and not a panda?” Even though “The Red Raccoon” is […]
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Toro faculty, staff navigate operations amid CSU budget problems
By Stephinie Phan, Art Director California’s budget crisis is putting a squeeze on the California State University system, and CSUDH administrators and faculty are feeling the pressure. Dominguez Hills faces a $12 million cut to its base operating budget for the 2025-2026 academic year, which means the university will likely have to scale back some […]