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‘UndocuToros Rising’ event supports undocumented students facing food insecurity

Attendees received free meals, groceries, and information about on-campus resources. By Dylan Smith, Managing Editor Food insecurity is an issue for millions of college students nationwide. Undocumented students face even greater challenges, as they are often ineligible for federal nutrition assistance programs like the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP). In California, 45 percent of noncitizens […]

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‘Queering Leadership’: CSUDH to host national Group Relations conference

Annual event will explore identity, power, and collective behavior through a queer and gender-expansive lens. By Jesus Cortez, Staff Reporter Cal State Dominguez Hills is set to host its annual “Leadership and Creative Expression” group relations conference next month. The three-day event, held Apr. 11-13, invites guests from across the nation to take part in […]

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Academic Senate passes ‘no confidence’ resolution on President Parham, citing leadership concerns

Parham to campus: resolution “fails to pass the test of accuracy, motive, and fairness.” By Jesus Cortez, Staff Reporter The CSUDH Academic Senate passed a resolution of no confidence in President Thomas A. Parham on Mar. 19, citing concerns about his leadership during a critical time for the university. The resolution passed by a vote […]

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Fewer hands, heavier load: custodians keep CSUDH ready

As budget rollbacks strain staffing, CSUDH custodians continue to show up—cleaning, caring, and holding the campus together. By Andrea Ambriz, Staff Reporter As the sun rises over Dominguez Hills, custodians like Eva Rodriguez are already at work — mopping, wiping down surfaces, and preparing classrooms. It’s a demanding job, one that some in the campus […]

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Toro student fundraises for 545-mile AIDS/LifeCycle charity bike ride

Ride organizers cite rising costs, declining participation in decision to end iconic ride after 30 years By Archangel Apolonio, Staff Reporter When senior Juan Villalobos found out that 2025 would mark the final year of the AIDS/LifeCycle, he knew he couldn’t miss it.  “I’ve always wanted to do it, but there was always a conflict […]