For some CSUN football fans, “Monday Night Football” at The Pub has become a weekly tradition and has become popular among the CSUN community. “The event draws 90 to 100 students depending on the teams playing,” said Elena Lomali, commercial services attendant for the event. As students began to take their seats for the 49ers and Redskins game, Lomali passed out tickets to raffle prizes at halftime.  Prizes included 49ers and Redskins t-shirts, lanyards, gloves, hats and half-off coupons for… Read more

Dreadlocks and barefeet of members from The ComeUnity Band caressed the Plaza del Sol stage when USU’s Noontime Concerts kicked off Thursday. The ComeUnity Band, a 6-person roots rock reggae ensemble hailing from Long Beach, initiated the first of three scheduled performances throughout the semester. “(The) ComeUnity Band is about everyone coming together— one love, one life, one unity,” said lead vocalist Amber Moghadam. Noontime Concerts partnered with Craft Corner to conduct its 6th consecutive semester of providing music, food… Read more

Applause and the flash of cameras welcomed Nev Schulman, the star of the documentary Catfish and the subsequent MTV series Catfish: The TV Show, to the stage of the fully capacitated Northridge Center in the USU on Wednesday night. Using a series of anecdotes, personal photos and internet memes Schulman gave the audience a glimpse into his life and emphasized that the road to success is a road that is very rarely straight. “When I was 19, I really hit… Read more

CSUN held its first national roll call in honor of fallen soldiers from California Thursday for CSUN’s celebration of Veteran’s Day at the USU. “We want to honor every veteran at this event,” said Jorge Reyes, lectures and culture event assistant for the USU. “However we are conducting a national roll call for fallen soldiers who came from California.” According to Reyes, this is CSUN’s first national roll call. The names of over 700 fallen soldiers from California were read… Read more

Over 700 names of fallen men and women were called during CSUN’s first National Roll Call at the Plaza Del Sol, USU Thursday Nov. 7, 2013. The event included food, speeches and a craft table.

Covered in a black cape costume and a white mask, the winner of the CSUN Pub Sports Grill Halloween Costume Competition put attendees in the spirit of Halloween. A loud applause erupted in The Pub Thursday evening when the winning costume was presented on stage. Arianna Chiriff, 20, majoring in animation, walked slowly onto stage carrying a cane and stood still for the audience to observe the new costume she made. Chiriff won an iPod speaker dock for the Halloween… Read more