For the seventh year in a row, the University Student Union and the Satellite Student Union is hosting Up All Night, an event tailor-made for students who need a quiet place to study during finals on campus. The event will provide free food, study materials, massages, crafts and 24-hour access to the computer labs and study rooms from May 20-23 from 7 p.
Following last semester’s constant friction between Adam Haverstock’s opinion on funding for cultural events and his outspoken views on what he considered “frivolous requests,” Haverstock is preparing for his position as next year’s Associated Students president.
CSUN student Mark Gonzalez is passionate about making a difference. Dedicated to his party, Gonzalez, 22, is a member of more than nine Democratic party state and county committees. “We need a massive youth movement,” insisted Gonzalez, a junior journalism major.
Several guest speakers’ discussed the religion and politics associated with North Korean leader Kim Jong-il’s secretive regime at a forum hosted by the religious studies department on May 4 in the Whitsett Room at Sierra Hall. The forum titled, Eyes on Korea, was organized by Dr.
Taking a test can be stressful for many students, but it can be especially tense if the classroom conditions are not comfortable. On April 21, I waited in line with more than a hundred other students to take the Upper Division Writing Exam. At 10 a.m., we walked into the Johnson Auditorium.
CSUN is ranked ninth in the nation with the highest Hispanic student graduate school enrollment, according to data from the National Center for Education Statistics. Of 6,204 students who graduated from CSUN in 2005, 1,295 of them were Hispanic – 21 percent of the total.
The Associated Students University Affairs Committee met for their weekly meeting Wednesday at 12 p.m. to discuss a wide range of issues related to improving campus facilities for students. The committee covers all topics that are not academic related. Each member provides their knowledge to help solve some of the major complaints from students on campus.
Photographer Patrick Ecclesine’s exhibit “Faces of Sunset Blvd.” captures Los Angeles’ diversity through intimate portraits of people along the boulevard. The 24 out of 100 photographs displayed at the Los Angeles City Hall Bridge Gallery covers Sunset Boulevard through nine neighborhoods, from downtown to the affluent Pacific Palisades.
As the new Vice President for Administration and Finance, Randy J. Harris has spent the last couple of weeks working 13 to 14 hours a day, making sure he is armed with as much knowledge as possible, in order to make the right decisions. New to the job as of April 2, his job entails making sure the university uses funds appropriately in order to move the education process forward.