Coccidioides, a fungus that was largely found in the Southwest, is now being found in most states. Photo Courtesy of the CDC. By Gabriel Gomez, Art Director In the United States, dangerous fungal infections that pose a threat to humans are on the rise and a growing body of research suggests warmer temperatures might be […]
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Balloon Sightings: What We Know
United States officials shot down a Chinese air balloon above the coast of South Carolina. Art by Anthony Arroyo. By Anthony Arroyo, Staff Reporter The shooting of a Chinese spy balloon by the United States government has spiraled into an even bigger issue concerning the entire North American continent. The balloon was first spotted in […]
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The Fantastical World of Enamel Pins
Instagram user’s “Harleypinzel” entire collection featuring Harley Quinn, Poison Ivy, and Sailor Moon pins. Courtesy of Taylor “Harleypinzel” on Instagram By Jasmine Sanchez Staff Reporter In one of the dark crevices of the internet lies an ever-growing online community of pin-collecting enthusiasts. The collecting of enamel pins, decorative pieces of metal, has accumulated a large […]
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The Misogyny Continues
Many celebrities have gotten pregnant over the years here are a few. By Aliyah Brown, Staff Reporter I can’t seem to go a day without seeing a brutally misogynistic post that has widespread support. The internet is not an equal playing field. With so many unsolicited opinions and people displaying only what they want, it […]
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The 18th Annual Student Research Conference Is Finally Here
Featuring a series of presentations, the conference will conclude Friday, Feb. 24 at 3 pm. Courtesy of CSUDH Graduate Studies and Research By Leah Quintero, Managing Editor On Feb. 22-24, California State University, Dominguez Hills is hosting the 18th annual Student Research Conference in the Loker Student Union. The conference gives graduate and undergraduate students the […]