By Marco Negrete Staff Writer Cal State Dominguez Hills, Los Angeles Harbor College and the Port of Los Angeles signed an agreement Aug. 10 that should be of interest for students who want to pursue high-paying jobs in the logistics industry. The memorandum of understanding (MOU) creates internship opportunities for students from both […]
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ASI reclaims organization funds
By Julissa James Editor in Chief The Associated Students Incorporated (ASI) Organizations Commission on Sept. 16 approved a motion to close all inactive student club accounts, potentially returning thousands of dollars to the budget. The motion will result in all inactive account funds being returned to the commission budget for still-active student clubs. […]
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CSUDH offers college and career summit
By Brandon Brown News Editor Cal State Dominguez Hills plans to host an African-American College and Career Summit from 8:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. Oct. 8. The event aims to increase college preparation, enrollment and graduation rates for African-American students in the local community and to build connections with local middle schools, high […]
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Despite visit to Mexico, Trump is no friend of Latinos
STAFF EDITORIAL Elections are approaching, and Republican candidate Donald Trump and Democratic candidate Hillary Clinton are doing anything in their power to win your vote. It is extremely important for us, as college students, to vote. We have the power to make a difference and make our voices heard on Election Day. […]
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Forest Whitaker partners with CSUDH
By Akeem Ivory Lifestyle Editor Producer, actor and director Forest Whitaker on Sept. 6 announced the launch of the Domestic Harmonizer program, a partnership between the Whitaker Peace & Development Initiative and Cal State Dominguez Hills, at Andrew Carnegie Middle School in Carson. Whitaker, a Carson native, attended school in nearby Compton, where […]