Department burdened by forced EO 1110 implementation
December 5, 2018
While the yearlong conversation of CSU executive orders has focused on the threats posed to comparative and cross-cultural studies departments, it has only briefly highlighted the dismantlement of the unique Developmental Math Department at CSUN. Just two days before the 2018 fall semester, the department wa...
WRRC awards five ‘phenomenal’ women
November 9, 2018
Home of the oldest operating women’s center in the CSU system, CSUN celebrated the 45th anniversary of its Women’s Research and Resource Center (WRRC) at the 13th Biennial Phenomenal Woman Awards on Sunday. The event also commemorated the 25th anniversary of the Gender and Women’s Studies D...
California becomes first state to require female board members for public companies
October 9, 2018
With a signature and comments alluding to its public controversy, Gov. Jerry Brown passed the first bill in any state to require female board directors for public companies on Sept. 30 in an attempt to bring more female diversity to corporate decision-making. “We know that there’s actually ...
Study like a Matador
April 12, 2018
If it’s finals season at CSUN, the Oviatt Library is full of students using their own methods to ace their exams. For senior CTVA television student, Miguel Flores, acing his exams means escaping the Oviatt. “I like to go to the Oasis Center or study outside at the Sierra Quad,” said Flores....
