Emily Kelley, a self-proclaimed “seventh year senior,” is finishing up her college adventures here at CSUN, bringing with her several writing awards to the big finish line. Most recently she won...
All 405 southbound lanes have been reopened after an 8-car collision at Sherman Way. The accident resulted in the shutdown of all southbound lanes, and two northbound lanes Wednesday morning, according...
For over 15,000 prospective students each year, University Ambassadors make up the face of the campus by showing potential Matadors around CSUN.
University Ambassadors join the organization voluntarily,...
The number of veteran students in higher education has been on the rise since WWII, and CSUN’s Veteran Resource Center (VRC) is one of the institutions that help ease the transition for veterans into...
Veganism is increasingly gaining momentum, and as the “World Vegan Month” of November approaches, it may be a good time to consider why.
Full disclosure – I am vegan, and therefore biased, but...
As midterms arrive, are you finding yourself increasingly curled up in the fetal position, pondering the plausibility of time travel through a caffeine-induced fit of tears? If so, it’s possible...
On the surface, the debate of solitary confinement is about torture, but this is only part of a bigger issue. Are some people actually deserving of this treatment, even if it is a form of torture?
The...
President Harrison welcomed students and teachers back for the fall semester at the President’s Picnic on Wednesday, Aug. 28.
The picnic was held on Bayramian Hall Lawn, and is an annual event that...
We are all aware, and some of us painfully so, that the economy has seen better days. Between that and the always-increasing cost of higher education, joining the military to utilize the GI Bill may...
