By Marco Negrete Staff Writer As the final weeks of the semester approach, the stress of finals becomes a reality. In these weeks, the library gets packed, and the ability to access a computer becomes less and less likely. So why not check out a laptop instead? The Technology Checkout Program, also known as TCP, […]
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Ways to celebrate after stu-DYING
Staff Writer Lili Ramirez Welcome to the most intense week of the school semester, finals. This is where the stress starts to set in, sleepless nights, anxiety, about three mental breakdowns and more intake of coffee than food. After a week of putting your mind and body through so much, it’s only right that you […]
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Reiki's ancient energy revitalizes weary minds
Editor in Chief Julissa James A“Reiki Meditation Workshop” took place Nov. 28 in the Loker Student Union, where a small group of students were taught the history of the ancient energy healing technique by certified Reiki Master Julianna Davis. Reiki is non-religious healing practice originating in Japan. In Reiki, energy from a higher power is […]
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Academic Senate supports undocumented
By Sheena Hutchinson Staff Writer A resolution supporting undocumented students on campus in the face of the U.S. president-elect’s deportation plan passed 38-0 with one abstention at the Academic Senate meeting on Nov. 30. Academic Sen. Charles E. Thomas mentioned that everyone must do their part and engage in the discussion of how to better […]
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CSUDH students lead empowerment march in wake of recent election
By Neekoo Delrooz for The Bulletin The students of CSUDH are still reacting to the shock from the presidential election on Nov. 8, which resulted in a Donald Trump electoral win. On- campus organizations like the Women of Color and Peace Club held a peaceful protest on Nov. 10 in collaboration with the Society of […]