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AS to share feedback to CSU on ethnic studies requirement

Shannon Carter, Assistant News Editor | October 27, 2020

Associated Students President Rose Merida has been tasked with submitting feedback from AS to the CSU on the implementation of ethnic studies courses through...

Faculty Senate condemns Azerbaijan aggression against Armenia and Artsakh region

Shannon Carter, Assistant News Editor

October 27, 2020

The Faculty Senate unanimously passed a resolution on Thursday in support of the Armenians of CSUN and the Republic of Artsakh that condemns Azerbaijan aggression toward Armenia and the Artsakh region. The...

5 ways to celebrate Halloween safely

Camille Lehmann, Reporter

October 26, 2020

Celebrating any holiday or event this past year has been tricky. In the wake of COVID-19, many have assumed that Halloween 2020 is canceled. Luckily for my ghost and ghoul lovers, there are various creative...

The University Corporation avoided projected deficit through cuts, Chartwells Higher Education group to rebrand CSUN dining

Shannon Carter, Assistant News Editor

October 26, 2020

The University Corporation held its triannual board of directors meeting on Oct. 19. The meeting addressed the unsteady budget and provided a formal introduction to the new campus dining programs. TUC...

The Dodgers’ drive-in creates a new sports watching option for World Series games

Sloane Bozzi, News Editor

October 26, 2020

The stadium still had its lights on to illuminate thousands of tiered seats, but Dodgers fans weren’t sitting in them. They were sitting in their cars in the huge parking lot of Dodger Stadium, enjoying...

Student and local organizations educate students on voter suppression and discrimination via Zoom workshop

Samantha Bravo, Assistant News Editor

October 26, 2020

As voters decide on which candidate is best suited to combat current issues, voter suppression and discrimination against people of color continue to be barriers that keep voters from casting their ballots. In...

Op-Ed: The Orange Fury in the White House – as seen from abroad

Katarina Machmer, Contributor

October 26, 2020

As I am writing this I’m sitting in my backyard in Munich, Germany, far away from the U.S. and yet so connected to it because of all that is happening in this country where I lived for half a year as...

In Matador history: Former Olympian, women’s volleyball head coach Jeff Stork inducted into Volleyball Hall of Fame

Miguel Morales, Contributor

October 26, 2020

Eight years ago on Oct. 20, former women’s volleyball head coach Jeff Stork was inducted into the International Volleyball Hall Of Fame. It was arguably the crowning moment of his 18-year run at the...

COVID-19 Update: Mortality rate decreasing among Latino and Black communities

Sloane Bozzi, News Editor

October 23, 2020

Los Angeles County has the highest number of cumulative cases in the United States, while multiple other counties in California see a rise in the number of cases per capita. The Centers for Disease...