Student Resources

The mission of the Black Resource Center (BRC) is to improve the collegiate experience and educational outcomes of Black students at California State University, Dominguez Hills by providing a network of academic, personal, and professional support services and culturally-relevant programming.

The Latinx Cultural Resource Center (LCRC) serves as the cultural home or “La Casita” to support the personal, academic, and professional success of Latinx Students at CSU Dominguez Hills. La Casita provides peer-to-peer support, culturally relevant programming, and campus partnerships. Our resources include a focus on academic and career readiness, social justice, community building, and embracing our identidad, arte, & cultura.

The mission of the Immigrant Justice Center (IJC) is to advocate for equity and create accessible services, programs, and opportunities to support the holistic and collective growth of individuals impacted by our immigration system. The IJC offers a range of events, programs, and services to educate the campus community and support undocumented students’ access, persistence, graduation, and post-graduate pursuits.

The mission of the Toro Food Pantry is to assist and support CSUDH students who may experience food challenges, such as skipping one or more meals per day. At no cost, CSUDH students are able to visit the Toro Food Pantry that we have on campus and to receive food distribution that they need. Our goal at CSUDH is to eliminate any food insecurities that students are experiencing on campus. If you are currently a CSUDH undergraduate or graduate student, you are eligible to use the Food Pantry resources.

CSUDH has a short-term emergency housing program that is designed to provide students who are experiencing housing insecurities and/or displacement with temporary University Housing Services.