The Ceramics Guild held their annual sale over the weekend, raising money for art department clubs.

The 25th annual Pow Wow was held Saturday on the University Lawn, bringing together members of various tribes and American Indian communities in a traditional celebration.

Tom Gabel, the frontman of the Florida punk band Against Me!, confronts the unknowns of the future, politics and love in his first solo venture, 'Heart Burns.'

Students and faculty members gathered in the Thousand Oaks room of the University Student Union on Wednesday, discussing the significance of President-elect Barack Obama.

Africa Week opened Monday with an address by the chair of the Pan African Studies department, Tom Spencer-Walters, and a presentation by talking drum player Adeyinka Lipede in the Thousand Oaks room of the University Student Union.

Dr. James Ballard, CSUN sociology professor, warned the U.S. Senate in September of the possible risks that could arise from transporting spent nuclear fuel (SNF) across the country to a single repository.

Faculty members met in the Orange Grove Bistro on Oct. 30 to discuss how CSUN can eliminate heterosexual bias in curriculums and create a more inclusive learning environment.

During a public lecture, California Institute of Technology professor Christof Koch explained the question of consciousness, framing it within a neurobiological view.

The Sultans of Satire comedy group performed a free show at the Grand Salon Wednesday, Oct. 15. The show featured four female stand-up comedians of Middle-Eastern descent with varying backgrounds.

During its third meeting of the semester the Educational Policies Committee approved a recommendation to change the undergraduate policy regarding students who take a course for a third time and furthered their discussion of adding academic minors to diplomas.

The Educational Policies Committee discussed additions to the university catalog and lack of student representation during their second meeting of the semester on Sept. 24.

The Oviatt Library unveiled CSUN's Fifty and Fabulous exhibit on the library's patio Monday with photographs and documents outlining the history and growth of the campus.