The California State University system could face an additional $50 million in spending cuts if the state does not receive enough funding from the federal stimulus plan.

Lawmakers ousted one Senate Republican leader and held an emergency Capitol sleepover but have failed to reach an agreement on how to fix the $42 billion budget deficit.

CSUN communications grad student Esha Momeni, who was arrested and jailed in Iran in mid-October of last year, is still unable to leave the Middle Eastern country after a travel ban against her was renewed.

CSUN's dream of housing one of the San Fernando Valley's first major venues for music and theatre was put on hold as a result of the state's approximately $42 billion budget deficit.

The United Auto Workers (UAW) union announced strikes at CSU campuses will be postponed pending negotations over fee waiver benefits between the CSU and the Union of Academic Student Employees (ASEs).

After the Cal State University system and the Auto Workers Union (AWU) failed to reach an agreement over fee waivers, the Union of Academic Student Employees (ASEs) announced a strike beginning at 7 a.m. today.

President George Dubya announced last week his plan to pass a resolution to the 'right to conscience' rule, which currently protects doctors, health providers and medical institutions who receive federal funding from being discriminated against if they refuse to perform or refer abortions based on their religious or moral beliefs.

Just because personal finances can't be exercised as freely during hard times doesn't mean your body needs to suffer too.

A man was arrested' ?in connection to about 30 bicycle thefts spanning from August to November of this year.

Though Iranian officials announced that grad student Esha Momeni would be allowed to return to the United States after being released from a nearly a month in jail on bail, close friends disputed this report and said the student has not been permitted to leave Iran.

Tom McCarron has been appointed vice president of Administration and Finance and chief financial officer (CFO) of CSUN.

Roughly 200 students, faculty and staff gathered at the steps of Oviatt Library Wednesday evening to show their support for Iranian-American grad student Esha Momeni, who was released Monday from prison in Iran.