Author Paul Zak talked to a crowd of more than 100 people about his extensive studies on how the chemical, oxytocin, helps people become more comfortable and sociable.
Zak spent 10 years conducting...
Educators and students breathed a sigh of relief as Proposition 30 passed with a four point majority on Nov. 6. Not only did Gov. Brown promise no further cuts to the University of California or California...
Three potential fee increases that are expected to motivate students to graduate on time will be discussed at the California State University board of trustees meeting on Nov. 13-14.
The three fees...
Santa Clarita Republicans were silent as Barack Obama was re-elected president, beating former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney in a swing-state battle by 81 electoral votes.
Romney headed into the election...
More than 50 students waited in line at the Satellite Student Union Tuesday to vote either for the first time or once again for the presidential election.
Some students, like Taylor Barker, are...
The final presidential debate between President Obama and former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney saw more agreement than not on foreign policy and several shifts of discussion to domestic issues.
The...
CSUN’s psychology department held their 4th annual “Psychology’s Got Talent” talent show Thursday night where more than 35 students sang, danced, and played instruments.
The show was spearheaded...
Women In Science and Engineering (WISE) hosted a mentoring and networking event in the Jack and Florence Ferman Presentation Room in the Oviatt Library Tuesday afternoon.
Eight students attended...
Campaign strategists Greg Strimple and Chris Kofinis discussed the strengths and weaknesses of Gov. Mitt Romney and President Barack Obama Thursday night at a forum.
The Eugene Price Forum, named after...
The first national debate between President Barack Obama and Republican nominee Mitt Romney airs live tonight from 6 p.m. to 7:30 p.m.
The debate on domestic policy issues will air on basic television...
Associated Students are hosting “We the People,” a campus-wide event with local politicians and CSUN clubs in attendance that aims to inform and entice new and returning voters.
“We...
Deportation has often been a fear for undocumented students, but now some students are worrying less because of the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program.
Ana Miriam Barragan was 10-years-old...
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