Chloé Cabrales Staff Writer AfroLatino is far from being a new term. Yet even now, the understanding of this identity tends to occupy an uncomfortable middle ground. Being AfroLatino is a matter of recognizing the […]
Azhley Rodriguez Staff Writer Student Life hosted the Involvement Fair in the social hall this year making it one of the events back in person after the pandemic cut on campus activities last year. The Involvement Fair is a yearly event hosted […]
Emily Ford Contributing Writer Opening the door slowly with open arms, Luis Argueta opened the door to his office with a welcoming wave to “come on in.” As he sat down and wrapped up an […]
Jovana Rodriguez Contributing Writer Internationally acclaimed creative writer, scholar, editor, translator and former 2014 Lund-Gill Chair Ana Castillo revisited Dominican to hold her first reading on her new book of poems, “My Book of the Dead.” It has been 7 years […]
By Jovana Rodriguez and Emily Ford Dominican University kicked off Latine Heritage Month Sept. 10 with the Una Tarde En La Plaza Event from 3:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. in the Quad. This year there are fewer but bigger events […]
photo via the Discover Los Angeles By Stephanie Ruelas The Ministry en lo Cotidiano at Dominican University is putting together a few Dia de los Muertos events that all students can participate in. The question […]
Crystal Medrano & Joseline Cano News Editor & Features Editor Dominican’s promise for inclusivity and diversity is called into question as DU students and professors demand for more people of color among faculty and staff. […]
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