The College Board of trustees has voted unanimously to support legislation known as the federal Development, Relief and Education for Alien Minors Act (the Dream Act).

Saturday night students from the Central American Studies (CAS) Field Work 270 class gathered at a house in the valley for some carne asada (BBQ meat), pupusas, beans, rice, fried bananas, music and ambience. Not usual for a house party, there was a $5 entrance fee.

Free running is the practice of navigating one’s environment (typically the urban landscape) using jumps, flips and other acrobatic or street stunts

Being left with no choice but to wear a halo brace for three months was not on Mary Ann Yezadzhyan’s mind when she was driving on Victory Boulevard headed towards CSUN.

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.

To better facilitate late night, last minute study sessions the Oviatt Library will be extending its regular hours of operation and remain open 24 hours during finals week.

The CSUN student chapter of the Society of Professional Journalists (SPJ) will hold its 18th annual Kenneth S. Devol First Amendment Forum May 5 from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. in the University Student Union’s Balboa Room.

Pepperdine’s Paul Carroll wasn’t among the ones rooting for the Cougars when the CSUN men’s volleyball team faced them in the MPSF Quarterfinals on April 25. The MPSF Player of the Year was actually, subconsciously, hoping for a chance at a tiebreaker between his Waves and the Matadors.

Late Tuesday night a female CSUN student was raped by her boyfriend in her dorm room. Her boyfriend is not a student and authorities will not give out any further information, as this is an active case.