By Lili Ramirez Staff Writer Cal State Dominguez Hills held a traditional ceremony celebrating Dia de los Muertos and honoring the Mexican culture. A day that is celebrated all throughout Mexico, is becoming a holiday that is also acknowledged internationally by many other cultures. The event was held on the campus’ north lawn where different […]
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Electric performances at Halloween show
By Edgar Uriostegui Staff Writer The College of Arts & Humanities, the Music Department and Mu Phi Epsilon Gamma Sigma Chapter presented the fourth Annual Halloween Concert on Oct. 27. The event put a unique spin on classic, operatic, pop and punk music – all interpreted by trained musicians. Mary Au and Kathy Bailey Cunningham […]
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Un-intentional lights go out at Halloween event
By Edgar Uriostegui Staff Writer With the spirit of the holiday season approaching, the Associated Students Inc. stitched together a Halloween carnival Oct. 25 on the dirt lot across Parking Lot 2. The Halloween Haunt was a free-admission event open to students. Students signed up as volunteers and tied up cobwebs along the game booths, […]
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Shoeboxes give hope to needy children
By Esther Cruz Staff Writer The American Marketing Association Chapter at Cal State Dominguez Hills has teamed up with the Samaritan’s Purse Organization to bring hope and joy to children around the world this holiday season. Samaritan’s Purse, the world’s largest Christmas gift-giving charity, is hosting it’s thirteenth-annual Operation Christmas Child project. For the initiative, […]
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Exploring CSUDH’s underground labyrinth
By Edgar Uriostegui Staff Writer As students and faculty ponder away on the walkways and in the buildings on campus, most are unaware of the labyrinth of tunnels and passageways running underfoot. Underneath CSUDH, runs a quarter-mile of underground tunnels, leading a system of water-carrying pipes directly to campus buildings. This system was integrated to […]