For 33 years I was convinced leafy green vegetables like kale, chard, and Brussels sprouts were reserved for Jack LaLanne types obsessed with juicing and calisthenics. Then I became that juicing-obsessed...

"The Weight of the Nation” fell on the Valley Performing Arts Center at CSUN Thursday night, with a free public screening of the final part of the four-part HBO documentary series. The series addresses...

Political reporter, television pundit, and author Eleanor Clift gave a talk on the history of women in politics to a nearly full auditorium at CSUN Tuesday. In “Women in Washington: From the Past...

CSUN visual arts students will have the opportunity to showcase their work at the upcoming Annual Juried Art Student Exhibition, which will run from April 20 to May 12 in CSUN’s Main Gallery. An average...

Representatives of CSU and the California State Student Association discussed what will happen if the CSU receives an additional $200 million budget cut during a media teleconference involving more than...

Matador Nights, the popular late night student event, is coming back to CSUN on April 27 with increased security after it was cancelled in Spring 2011 due to an altercation between two students. The...

After a semester-long hiatus, CSUN’s news and public affairs program, On Point, is back on the air. Taped every Tuesday, the 30-minute program offers more in-depth coverage of individual topics than...

CSUN’s information technology department is in a constant battle to prevent fraudulent messages from reaching the university’s email users. Among the most recently reported phishing scams is an...

A professor of CSUN’s College of Social and Behavioral Sciences has been awarded a grant of just under $1.2 million for a program to help mothers and fathers improve their parenting skills. The grant...

CSUN’s theater department is resurrecting a centuries-old classic, “Life is a Dream,” the thought-provoking Spanish language play written by Pedro Calderón de la Barca in the mid-1600’s. “The...

I often wake up in the morning and wonder if the country has gone completely mad. The GOP candidates continue their political charades, polluting the airwaves with messages of hate against women with...