First-generation CSUDH student in the graduation ceremony 2019. Photo courtesy of University Communications and Marketing. By Annais Garcia, Staff Reporter. The day Jessy Leon tried on the cap and gown for her coming graduation ceremony, her parents and her daughter were there in the living room looking at her proudly because her achievement is also […]
Category: Culture
The Fluidity of Art; Celebrating Women Artists
Jane Talbott: “Chameleon and Me” (2021), Podcast by Brenda Sanchez Barrera and Mercy Calvo-Cruz, Staff Reporters. Jessica Duran and Jane Talbott, seniors at California State University, Dominguez Hills, are both majoring in Studio Art. On the first episode of the “Fluidity of Art” podcast, Duran and Talbott opened up about their art, what sparked their […]
Pet Adoption During a Pandemic – A Forever Home or Neglectful Environment
Pet adoptions during the past two years brought dogs, cats, and other animals to people’s homes. Photo Credit Nataba from Splash. By Annais Garcia, Staff Reporter While the pandemic affected people’s health emotionally, mentally and physically , it also brought a good opportunity for pet adoption, as pets have been emotional supporters for many people. […]
Women Gamers, Thriving in the Gaming Community but Battling Misogyny
Women gamers account for 45% of gamers in the U.S., but the lack of women representation is greatly apparent. Infographic by Yennifer Ho By Yennifer Ho, Staff Reporter Around 2008, Sylvia Duvenary, a California State University, Dominguez Hills student, realized she had to hide her gender in any multiplayer game because of her unfortunate experiences […]
Do we really need another Batman film?
An empty movie theater due to the same movie plots being repeated. Photo by Tima Miroshnichenko from Pexels. By Brandon Ramos, Staff Reporter. With what seems to be yet another attempt at reaching global popularity, DC Comics and Warner Brothers Studios have released their latest Detective Comics property, “The Batman.” played/portrayed by Robert Pattinson. “The […]