A Queen and a Soldier
May 2, 2018
In war, the infantry is known as the "Queen of Battle” for its ability to move anywhere across the board. “Queen of Battle” is tattooed across the chest of Madeline Martinez to represent the years she served in the infantry. Martinez hoped the military would teach her how to be a man. Martinez...
Club encourages diversity in STEM
February 22, 2018
The science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) community has historically been male-dominated. There pertains a lack of minorities in the STEM field in terms of sexuality, gender and race. Richard Rachman, Biology major with an emphasis in ecology and evolution, formed QueerSTEM when he s...
DACA update leaves lingering uncertainty for dreamers
February 7, 2018
During his freshman year of high school he traveled to the US from his home in South Korea on a visa. He took the risk of staying in the US to further his education and pursue a career in theater. This student chose to remain anonymous. Making the decision to come to the U.S. was not an easy one for h...
The 2 sides of smoking marijuana on campus
January 19, 2018
Recreational use of marijuana for adults 21 and over is now legal in California. Under proposition 64 users can now possess and smoke marijuana in their own private homes but trying to smoke marijuana in a public place or college campus is still illegal. CSUN, like many other college campuses, receives ...
