In the catacombs of Cypress Hall, surrounded by practice rooms in which budding musicians can be heard honing their crafts, lies room 150.
It looks much like other rooms in the building from the...
The CSUN Matadors (1-2) got blitzed by a 14-2 scoring run to end the first half and fell to the Fresno State Bulldogs (2-1) in blowout fashion, 80-64.
Points in the paint were a problem again for CSUN...
Houston Jones, senior cinema and television arts major at CSUN, was an unpaid intern at the Santa Barbara-based Montecito Picture Company. However, Jones did not perform any tasks related to film. He brewed...
After only being down four in the second half, the CSUN Matadors (1-1) were hit with a 16-3 scoring run and suffered a blowout loss to the USC Trojans (1-1) Tuesday, 95-79.
The Matador...
The Matadors (1-0) survived a three-point onslaught late in their season opener and pulled out a win against the Hope International Royals (0-1) Friday, 86-74.
CSUN led by as much as 19 in the second...
The Matadors men’s basketball season is underway and the team, along with the coaching staff, is anticipating a rebound year after failing to reach the Big West tournament in the 2012-2013...
Members of the Black Student Union (BSU) invaded the administration building of San Fernando Valley State College, now known as CSUN.
The BSU protestors held 34 staff members against their will,...
Halloween has become synonymous with stale, not-so-scary walk-through mazes in recent years, often based on themes from popular movies and TV shows like "Evil Dead" and "The Walking Dead."
But Jason Blum,...
I get paid $10 an hour at a dance studio in Santa Monica to sit at a desk, make and take a few phone calls, accept people’s money and watch people dance. I work part-time and am able to pay my monthly...
It’s midterm season, and while some students have already taken their tests, many are preparing for — maybe even dreading — days of studying.
But students needn’t worry too much because there...
When cinema and television arts professor Alexis Krasilovsky couldn’t afford to eat a meal while in college, she did what she said many students do.
“I’d eat a piece of pastry,” she said.
Several...
Diane Ravitch, research professor of education at New York University, spoke for the first inaugural Education on the Edge speaker series in Northridge Center of the USU Wednesday, and discussed her...
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