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‘White Flags’ exhibit at University Art Gallery demands resistance or surrender

By Viri Garcia Gallardo, Executive Editor “White Flags”—the newest installation at the University Art Gallery—presents an unconventional perspective on surrender. In warfare, white flags are considered a symbol of submission, but this thought-provoking installation challenges visitors to rethink their understanding of power, authority, and resistance. Created by The Finishing School—an interdisciplinary artists’ collective exploring contemporary […]

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Latinx Cultural Resource Center officially rebrands to ‘La Casita’

By Viri Garcia Gallardo, Staff Reporter The Latinx Cultural Resource Center at CSUDH announced last month that it will now be known officially as “La Casita,” the center’s former nickname. Program coordinator Rony Eduardo Castellanos Raymundo told The Bulletin that the change underscored the center’s commitment to inclusivity and support for all Dominguez Hills students, […]

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Fearing Financial Distress, Students Successfully Petition for Online Course in Spring

 In an Oct. 13 email to the campus community President Thomas A. Parham reinstated the campus goal to have a minimum of 80% face-to-face on-campus instruction for the spring semester, as that number closely approximates the typical in-person engagement before the pandemic. Photo by Scott Graham on Unsplash By Brenda Fernanda Verano, Editor in Chief  […]