A Barbie doll is placed in a frame portraying a female who is regurgitating over a miniature toilet. Found in the Women’s Research and Resource Center on Thursday, Nov. 12. Photo Credit: Katie Chavarin / Staff Photographer

A CSUN student stands out from the rest of the cycling crowd while getting around on campus. Photo Credit: Katie Chavarin / Staff Photographer

A launch event for the new online magazine “Real” magazine took place on Matador Walk Tuesday, October 27. CSUN students stopped by the “Get REAL!” event where free food and free massage therapy was offered courtesy of the University Counseling Services (UCS), despite strong winds. The magazine was a project that had been in the works for the past three years. “The project is collaboration with Joint Advocates on Disordered Eating (J.A.D.E.) which is a program with the UCS, the… Read more

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

Lauren Hovet is a 21-year-old deaf studies major at CSUN. She is the youngest of three children coming from Van Nuys and will also be the first one from her family to graduate from college. Currently a senior at CSUN, and a spring 2010 graduate-hopeful, she also balances school with work. Hovet is the general manager for a dance studio in Northridge called Gotta Dance Studio & Academy of the Performing Arts. She has been with the studio for about… Read more

There’s a new opportunity to show CSUN spirit: it’s called Matatude Tuesdays, and it’s sweeter than ever. Every Tuesday, the Associated Students (A.S.) collaborates with the Student Productions & Campus Entertainment (S.P.A.C.E) to talk to CSUN students and praise them for showing off their CSUN spirit. “Every Tuesday is the official spirit week and get free stuff for just wearing anything that show off your CSUN spirit,” said Audrey Younna, executive director of S.P.A.C.E. “We wanted something constant. We used… Read more