Walking through campus, one cannot help but notice all the trees here. Big and small trees; oak, pine, and palm trees; orange trees, the list goes on and on. But has anyone ever stopped to wonder how the school keeps track of how many trees there are on campus? Professor of geography and director of the Institute for Sustainability, Helen Cox, along with other geography students, have taken on the task of tagging the estimated 3,800 trees planted throughout CSUN… Read more

Nov. 30 is the application deadline for first-time freshmen and transfer students who wish to attend CSUN in the fall of 2010. This is not the first time the campus has had this deadline. For transfer students though, it is the first time such an early deadline has been set. The deadlines have been moved up recently with the idea that fewer students will apply. “The theory behind it is, if you make the deadline earlier, some students will miss… Read more

Inspirational, amazing and talented are only a few of the words that describe U2. On Sunday, Oct. 25 U2 performed at the Rose Bowl in Pasadena, CA. on their 360 degree tour. The show was one of the most anticipated of the year, selling out 96,000 seats. The anticipation was worth the wait. Their recent 2009 album No Line on the Horizon supported the concert. History was made as U2 streamed their concert live on You tube for the world… Read more

At an event to launch REAL, an online magazine created as part of the Body Media Image (BMI) project, Theresa Brayton, along with other students  from the Massage Center in Chatsworth, give out free massages, on Oct 27, 2009. The goal of the BMI project is to create eating disorder awareness and promote a healthy body image.  Photo Credit: Camille Hislop / Staff Photographer

Many students and faculty are being affected by our state budget cuts, however, it should not affect the restrooms on campus. Photograph taken of the restrooms in the Oviatt Library. Photo credit: Katie Chavarin / Staff Photographer