Cancel culture has gotten out of hand. Examining why cancel culture is not beneficial. By Aliyah Brown, Staff Reporter The term “cancel culture” refers to the trend in which social media users are prepared to use one adverse action by a public figure to justify writing them off as bad people forever. But when does […]
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Toro’s Ram Through Preseason Tournament
Toro pitcher, Alyssa Olague, sends the heat. Photo by Melanie Molina / gotoros.com By Julia McIntyre Staff Reporter California State University, Dominguez Hills women’s Softball rolled through the middle portion of the Concordia Kickoff Classic with three consecutive wins as the 2023 season got underway. The reigning champs fell short to Biola University, 2-4, in […]
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New Season Brings New Rules for MLB
Three of the five major rule changes for the 2023 season are shown. Photo courtesy of MLB By Raymond Castillo Sports Editor The warm desert sun of Arizona and the loving tropical conditions known as Florida welcomes the finest 30 Major League Baseball teams and their members to a new year of opportunity and excitement. […]
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Rick Hoskin: New Beginnings
Rick Hoskin stands overseeing media day for the California State University, Dominguez Hills softball team in 2018. Photo courtesy of Rick Hoskin By Sara Bhatt, Staff Reporter Rick Hoskin, assistant athletic director and sports information director at California State University, Dominguez Hills, announced on Jan. 24 that he would officially be leaving CSUDH Athletics after almost […]
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Hurts and Mahomes Unprecedented Matchup in the Super Bowl
Jalen Hurts and Patrick Mahomes laugh on the mountaintop. Photo by Cheryl Evans / USA TODAY Sports By Raymond Castillo Sports Editor This year’s Super Bowl was historic on many levels, but the most important historic event was when the two starting quarterbacks took the field in Superbowl LVII. The matchup between Jalen Hurts of […]