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Dominican University of California will close on Friday, June 18, in observation of Juneteenth, the commemoration of the emancipation of Black Americans from slavery. When Dominican’s senior...

Four years ago, Mia Nguyen ’21 and Dominican took a chance on each other. The result has been transformative for Mia, who recently won a national prize for her essay examining the impact of the “model...

Despite a global pandemic this academic year, community remained at the core of Dominican University of California’s work. Almost 600 students connected with, learned from, and worked alongside...

Benji Rebekah Harrington fell in love with the occupational therapy profession as a high school student volunteering for their mother’s special education classrooms. Benji witnessed the positive...

Dominican Community, Even as Black Americans continue to die in encounters with police, and as other manifestations of racialized violence tear us apart, today’s verdict in the trial seeking justice...

After a two-year planning process of listening to students, faculty and staff, analyzing institutional data, and meeting with campus constituents focused on difference and equity, Dominican University...

Dominican’s community simply would not exist without the work and presence of Asian-American students, colleagues, community partners, and families. As this country echoes the worst patterns of its...

A Dominican University of California researcher who co-authored a 2018 paper that found an increase in racial animosity toward Black Americans during economic downturns says these findings highlight...

In an effort to further help educate and inspire his 40 students during the pandemic, Dominican University of California professor Brad Van Alstyne organized a diverse panel of alumni from the...

Dominican University of California’s Office of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion (DEI) is partnering with the University’s Diversity Action Group (DAG) to present a series of events in recognition of...