Thanks in big part to Super Willie. Full recap here: http://sundial.csun.edu/baddest_in_the_big_west-1.1373154

Wins over two top-15 teams last week has the No. 4 Matadors men’s volleyball team back on track this week as they prepare to face non-conference opponent Cal Baptist at the Matadome Friday. The Lancers, a National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics Division team from Riverside, comes into the match as the top-ranked team in this week’s NAIA national rankings.

Fouls crippled the Matadors women’s basketball team in their attempt to fight back’ against the 49ers in their 63-50 loss on Wednesday night at Long Beach State.

Get to know a little more about CSUN men’s volleyball team player, senior’ Eric Vance.

Purple colored squares decorate the center of the floor in the dimly lit Studio Theatre setting the tone for an adventure quite similar to Alice’s in Wonderland.

Located in the heart of downtown Los Angeles and down a dark alley is a small and cozy hole-in-the-wall venue for live music and art called The Smell. For Angelinos, The Smell is regarded as a hot spot for indie and underground artists whose eclectic style of music is often overlooked by the mainstream music scene. Here you’ll find both local and out of town musicians playing music just to please the home crowd.

Although not by much and not counting the referees, Galick was ahead of every person on the court.

If you’ve ever seen a corporate training video on sexual harassment, you have seen this movie. Sure, it took No. 1 spot at the box office with $27.5 million opening weekend, but most likely that was brilliant marketing at work along with the names of popular actors.

Even with all the new technology available, gamers everywhere are still playing the originals like Super Mario, Donkey Kong, Pac-Man and Excitebike. They have proven to be timeless.