Former CSUN faculty and alumni will reunite Friday at the annual Founders Day event.
This year’s festivities will include the rededication of the dial fountain in front of Bayramian Hall, which will...
A college student’s transition from the comfortable ease of home life to the stress of college often takes its toll on the body, due to the dramatic shift in daily schedules and sleeping patterns.
The...
Students are being turned away from classes because of the lack of chairs available in the classrooms.
Leslie Gillman, academic facilities coordinator, said classroom chairs rarely stay put, even...
The Rev. James Lawson will be giving four public lectures this fall and spring, on the subject of “Civil Discourse and Social Change.”
Marta Lopez-Garza, coordinator of the Civil Discourse and Social...
CSUN theatre students got a chance to strut their stuff in May at the 2010 World Expo in Shanghai, China.
It was the largest expo in history as more than 200 countries participated. The expo was visited...
Senior Christina Sanchez has a lot to say. A self-proclaimed “shy girl”, the art major had to find an alternative way to express herself that didn’t include public speeches or nerve racking interviews.
When...
Television and fashion united once more at the Fashion Institute of Design and Merchandising (FIDM) in downtown Los Angeles for the fifth annual “Outstanding Art of Television Costume Design” exhibit.
In...
The Cinematheque will be playing Ingmar Bergman's films during its 14-week Thursday night movie screenings at the Armer Theater.
The Cinematheque is a program that professor Tim Halloran oversees, showcasing...
The Valley Performing Arts Center (VPAC) will provide students with state-of-the-art academic facilities.
Robert Bucker, dean of the Mike Curb College of Arts, Media, and Communication said the...
Students have been receiving their financial aid sooner by using the eRefund service, which deposits money directly into their checking accounts.
Since its launch last January, eRefund has helped...
