Meet The New Respects
September 29, 2022
Performing together as adolescence, The New Respects is a Nashville-based soul/pop/rock band set to uplift audiences with their throwback sound and catchy hooks.
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“En Vogue” Discusses Their Evolution In The Music Industry
June 27, 2018
Reporter Brittany K. Jackson interviews the legendary group “En Vogue” who discuss their longevity in the music industry and their latest album “Electric Cafe”
Legendary Singing Group En Vogue “Rockets” into New Era of Music & Life
May 3, 2018
En Vogue is the legendary singing group that catapulted to success in the 90’s with hits that gave every woman astronomical confidence and made every man feel worthy of loving a classy, yet sultry and sexy woman. Today, the group is reliving this nostalgia after more than 30 years, returning to the music scene at full force.
Cal State Dominguez Hills receives $2.3 million to assist military veterans and other underserved students
November 12, 2015
To improve services for more than 220 military veteran students, those with disabilities, former foster youth, and many others on campus, California State University, Dominguez Hills (CSUDH) has received two U.S. Department of Education (DOE) TRIO grants totaling $2.3 million for its Student Support Services programs. One of the five-year DOE grants has been allocated to CSUDH’s new Students Support Services—Veterans (SSS-Veterans) program. The $1.1 million grant will be used to add professional and student support staff to help improve veterans’ college retention and graduation rates. The program also provides specialized academic tutoring for veterans, advice and assistance in course