July 21, 2010
Recent journalism graduate Allen Carter, 24, credits Valley View News for giving him the skills that helped him get a job in broadcast journalism after graduating. Carter worked on VVN as a reporter where he produced and reported various materials. Valley View News (VVN) is CSUN’s half hour, student-run television news program produced by students [...]
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July 20, 2010
The University Corporation (TUC) attracting students to campus eateries by giving them discounts and a chance win prizes. The passport, a 3 by 3 inch folded card that has 11 slots of participating CSUN eateries, must be stamped after making a minimum purchase of a $1.50. When using the passport, the first two stamps give [...]
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July 08, 2010
Since last year, Rosa Torres, 20, is the treasurer for Hermanas Unidas de CSUN, an organization that strives to reach out to Latinas to provide academic resources and a family networking system. Torres, psychology major, joined the organization as a freshman and was voted into office in her sophomore year. “It has been a great [...]
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July 08, 2010
CSUN’s only all-you-can-eat buffet, Geronimo’s, has a brand new look and a revamped outlook on the importance of healthy eating. Entering through the bright yellow doors, guests are encouraged to get comfortable in the sprawling dining hall. With plenty of seating and art work displayed throughout the room, Geronimo’s eatery welcomes all appetites. Located next [...]
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July 08, 2010
Nighttime soccer will return to CSUN after nearly a decade’s absence following the athletic departments decision to install permanent lighting at the Matador Soccer Field. The CSUN men and women’s soccer teams, who used to play games “under the lights” at the North Campus Stadium will now play a majority of their 2010 home schedule [...]
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July 07, 2010
Students registering for fall classes will pay $90 as part of the campus quality fee, that will increase to $100 for the spring semester, as per the fee proposal, according to the CSUN Student Affairs Office. William Watkins, vice president for Student Affairs and dean of students, does not believe the overall tuition fee increases [...]
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July 07, 2010
The Center for Innovative and Engaged Learning Opportunities (CIELO) at CSUN is a division of the undergraduate studies that bridges freshmen to the college experience, teaches students to work independently and improves faculty-teaching skills. The three programs that run under CIELO that focus on freshmen education are: Academic First Year Experiences, Freshman Common Reading Program [...]
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First Lt. in National Guard receives CSUN’s First Outstanding Graduating Veteran Award
Students eating at participating campus eateries get discounts
Learning to forgive to move on
Yee Haw
Recycle, Reduce, Reuse
