The Department of Music Hosts the Noon Recital
November 25, 2015
The CSUN music department hosted their first noon recital featuring current CSUN student KayDee Everett and several other music education students to showcase and support their talent. Javier Uribe, 20, music education major at CSUN enjoyed the performance and wants everyone to know that they really...
‘Cloud Nine’ explores sexuality through time
November 16, 2015
Sexuality, in all its forms, is a complicated subject to talk about and to understand. We’ve seen how it brings joy, sorrow and romance through different classic novels, but only a few stories have ever even come close to all the hormonal urges that occur. However, CSUN's theater department's production...
Reseda Art Tour honors art and community
November 16, 2015
For a second year in a row, the Reseda Art Tour provided a cultural destination for Angelinos across the area and build more audience in an attempt to benefit the San Fernando Valley as a whole. The self-guided tour started at the Reseda Neighborhood Council Community Space room on Sherman Way and Lindley...
Cloud Nine looks to blend comedy and drama
November 13, 2015
Cloud Nine is a two-act play combined together to portray a time-shifting comedy of gender and sexuality by Caryl Churchill. Ryan Lisman, 21-year-old psychology major, is one of the cast members and explains that they’ve rehearsed everyday for weeks for the premier show on Friday, Nov. 13. “We’ve...
Last minute Halloween events
October 31, 2015
For some it's a holiday of costumes, ghouls, party celebrating all night and coming into work late the next morning. Regardless of reason or tastes, there are tons of events on Halloween to go around to stay fully entertained. Here's a selection of things to do on Halloween night. Panic Mountain Have you ev...
App of the day – Tree of Life: Explore
October 29, 2015
There is an iPad app developed specifically for Introductory Biology level students or former students who just want to simply refresh their memory on the basics of biology. This particular app lets you play with that is called ‘the Tree of Life’ that contains 100 taxa and 50 synapomorphies from...
Do below average test scores affect college admission?
October 15, 2015
Standardized tests aim to provide accurate snapshots of a student's achievement and new results released from the Department of Education early in September reveal only 44 percent of students scored at grade level or better in English, while 34 percent did so in math. However, for the Los Angeles Unified School District, the...
“Idiot’s Delight” brings plenty of laughter in play adaptation
October 12, 2015
"Idiot’s Delight" provided the comedic twist everyone hoped it would give in it's opening night on Oct. 9. “We have been practicing the weekend before school started,” said cast member Stephen Torrey, who played the social manager of the hotel. “So about six-to-eight weeks now. I really hope...
Idiot’s Delight: What to expect from a WWII dramatic comedy
October 8, 2015
Idiot's Delight will have its opening night Friday, Oct. at 7 p.m for everyone's entertainment. This student production is based off of a 1939 movie where people are caught stuck in a hotel lounge just when WWII is about to loom. Because WWII was just a hard time for everyone, traveling became harder...
Social media reaction to CSUN Big Show, sexual assault
October 6, 2015
Hundreds of students were at CSUN for its 15th annual Big Show event with rapper Tyga and DJ Carnage last weekend. However, a female CSUN student who had been denied access to Big Show due to overcapacity issues was sexually assaulted Saturday night while walking through an alley between Vincennes...
Tech Fest brings together STEM majors, potential employers
September 30, 2015
Members of NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory [JPL] and the Aerospace Corporation, along with more than 38 companies gave insight about working in the professional field to CSUN students on Wednesday. Tech Fest was hosted by Career Center members and aimed to give students the chance to break away from their schedule and spend time networking with ...
“Diavolo” stuns in VPAC’s opening weekend
September 21, 2015
The Valley Performing Arts Center welcomes their first event of the 2015-2016 season with architecture in motion, Diavolo. This year the VPAC's calendar if full of innovative programming and entertainment aimed too appeal to CSUN's 40,000 students plus the larger community of the Valley. Yet, Saturday...
