Mathematics professors John Dye lives in a 400-square-foot apartment with his two children in Santa Monica while he waits patiently for a condo at College Court Townhomes to become available.

CSUN’s leading basketball scorer Deon Tresvant, basketball coach Bobby Braswell’s son, Jeffrey Braswell, and actor Phannuel Gbewonyo pleaded not guilty Thursday at San Fernando Superior Court to felony charges of theft. A jury trial for the three was scheduled for June 18.

The arraignment of CSUN’s Jeffrey Braswell and Deon Tresvant has been postponed as Braswell arrived to court with no representation.

A year has passed since CSUN senior Clifton Hibbert Jr. was fatally shot in downtown Los Angeles.

Voter participation exceeded last year’s numbers and with a strong turnout in the first day of A.S. elections Tuesday. Director of elections Mazen Hafez said they may break the record.

San Fernando Superior Court Judge Sanjay Kumar ruled that CSUN students Jeffrey Braswell and Deon Tresvant’s felony charges would not be reduced to misdemeanors.
After lawyers presented arguments to decrease their charges, the two hung their heads as the judge denied the motion.

After investigating a complaint from an independent A.S senate candidate, the A.S election committee voted to allow students of the Conscious Students United For Northridge (C.S.U.N) slate to continue using the acronym for their campaign material.
Graduate studies senate candidate Dan Monteleone lodged a formal complaint suggesting that C.S.U.N had violated two articles of the election code in regards to good sense and taste.

Not many students can say this Saturday they will help more than 600,000 people in Los Angeles, but members of CSUN’s Save the Planet Club can.

Engineering and computer science contenders Aditya Singh and Stephen Li split hairs cordially over recycling, school spirit and budget issues.