To begin the fall semester, seven academic programs were given the opportunity to combine education and technology, potentially leading to one cohesive force of learning. However, after a month...

The  Matadors (11-3) ran off three straight kills in the fifth and final set of their first Big West Conference game against the UC Davis Aggies (8-6), winning the match, 19-25, 26-24, 23-25, 25-18,...

Learning about a United States president has never been more entertaining. CSUN’s production of "Bloody Bloody Andrew Jackson," written by Alex Timbers and directed by Garry Lennon, with music and...

The Pan-African studies department will change its name to Africana studies after a recent unanimous vote by faculty. The change comes years after students and faculty complained that the name on a...

In a movie theater, it is expected to ignore a phone call while the film is playing. But when nature dials your body's number, that's a call that may not be possible to leave unanswered. The problem...

A female CSUN student was carried away on a stretcher near the bookstore after she passed out Thursday. “The guy [sitting with the student] yelled ‘babe,’ we turned around, she was sitting...

The annual Professors for a Day event brought alumni and successful business professionals to CSUN in hopes of imparting wisdom upon current students within the business department Tuesday. “Our career...

A recent study reveals a trend in which the most selective universities in the country are enrolling more White students compared to African American and Hispanic students. Anthony Carnavale, author...

Dozens gathered to celebrate the spirit of Jusdeep Singh Sethi at a memorial service held in Matador Square yesterday to commemorate his 21st birthday. Sethi, a CSUN student who drowned on Aug. 11 during...

Nearly 1,000 students visited Bayramian Lawn for Meet the Clubs on Tuesday between 11 a.m. and 2 p.m. The lawn was filled with more than 200 clubs. Each organization was stationed at a table where they...