By Lili Ramirez Staff Writer Surviving homelessness, addiction, teen pregnancy and abuse is not something many people overcome. Bertha “Betty” Solares, a human services major at Cal State Dominguez Hills, did. In fact, her ability to articulate how she faced these and other challenges on her scholarship application led her to win the 2016 CSU […]
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‘Not Anymore’ program a prerequisite to spring registration
Think you know everything there is about preventing sexual assault? You may not. By Julissa James Editor in Chief Cal State Dominguez Hills is attempting to minimize campus violence by requiring all students to complete “Not Anymore,” a mandatory online training program designed to prevent sexual assault. Requiring students to complete this program in order […]
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Participants call `Super Saturday’ a big success
By Brandon Brown News Editor Cal State Dominguez Hills hosted its African American College and Career Summit, or “Super Saturday,” Oct. 8 in the Loker Student Union. The event was packed with middle, high school and community college students eagerly looking forward to a possible future at Dominguez Hills. “Super Saturday gives us a unique […]
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Students debate the debate in the LSU
By Akeem Ivory, Esther Cruz, Christian Mosqueda Carlos Alvarez and Lili Ramirez The first debate of political heavy weights Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton took place Sept. 26, and the new LSU TV Lounge was filled with students, who sighed, cheered and laughed as the candidates traded verbal blows. Most of […]
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Student success, importance of community and fighting intolerance addressed at Fall Convocation
By Julissa James Editor in Chief Students, staff, faculty and administrators were invited to the 2016 University Convocation Sept. 22 in Ballroom C of the LSU, where the college president spoke on fighting intolerance, encouraging inclusiveness and Black Lives Matter. Starting at 10 a.m., the convocation attracted a large crowd of mainly staff and faculty […]