Student performance competition hosted by the Asian & Pacific Cultural Center as part of API Heritage Month. By Viri Garcia Gallardo, Executive Editor Asian & Pacific Islander (API) Heritage Month kicked off at CSUDH with a series of campus events, including the second annual “A.P.IDOL Talent Night”—a student performance competition hosted by the Asian & […]
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Spring Fling to return with live performances, carnival fun
Annual ASI event annual will feature rides, games, and music. By Dylan Smith, Managing Editor Toros can expect an afternoon of rides, live music, and giveaways when the Spring Fling Carnival comes to campus on Apr. 18. The annual event, hosted by Associated Students, Inc, (ASI), will run from 2 to 6 p.m. in Parking […]
La Casita hosts inaugural Central American Conference
Daylong event showcases culture and community through art, scholarship, and performance. By Archangel Apolonio, Staff Reporter La Casita hosted its inaugural Central American Conference on Apr. 11. The event brought together artists, scholars, and community members from across the Los Angeles area to celebrate the region’s culture through live performances, academic presentations, art exhibitions, and […]
State of the City 2025: Carson leaders tout development, unveil new initiatives
Mayor Davis-Holmes: Carson “a beacon of light that illuminates from our borders, the South Bay and beyond.” By Viri Garcia Gallardo, Executive Editor & Dylan Smith, Managing Editor City leaders, community partners, and residents gathered at the Carson Event Center on Mar. 20 for the 2025 State of the City, where Mayor Lula Davis-Holmes and […]
Closed too soon: the case for a later Bookstore
Longer store hours would allow students grab last-minute meals and essentials. By Camila Chavarria, Staff Reporter I started taking more afternoon classes during my junior year at CSUDH—the latter part of the afternoon, to be specific. When those midday munchies would kick in, I’d head over to the campus Bookstore for a drink and a […]