Free association time. I say “China” and you say... “air pollution.” Not what you were thinking? Maybe it should be.
The giant Asian nation of panda bears and a super long stone...
Studies show that CSUN students are keeping up with the national average when it comes to binge drinking, especially for women.
According to a recent study released by the Center for Disease Control in...
It's time for libraries to move into the digital era according to speakers at the Oviatt Library's symposium Revolution of Knowledge: The Digital Order of Things.
The event, held Wednesday, was attended...
The CSUN American Marketing Association will hold its annual Networking Mixer in the USU Grand Salon on Thursday from 6:00 to 8:30 p.m. The event will offer students a chance to meet and speak with marketing...
It’s finally here! Spring break is upon us. Seven whole days we can use to be good, responsible little college students and rest up for that last push to finals. We could even use the extra free time...
This past week has been a big one for the supreme court. People who rarely pay attention to the goings-on in those marble-laden, hallowed halls have been paying very close attention to what is being...
Community involvement was on display at the Cesar Chavez Service Fair on Wednesday. This was the third annual installment of the fair, hosted by the campus organization Unified We Serve and the Chicana/o...
March is women's history month. A chance for women to look back, see how far we've come and aspire to new accomplishments in the future. Too bad the very distant future seems to be the only place...
A new assembly bill would allow student and ex-officio members on the CSU Board of Trustees to have a person vote on their behalf when they cannot attend meetings.
Two students are appointed on the board...
In a few months, Mary Keating will leave CSUN with a degree in music performance, a violin and a plan. This dedicated, classically-trained musician has already begun performing and recording professionally...
In a few months, Mary Keating will leave CSUN with a degree in music performance, a violin and a plan. This dedicated, classically-trained musician has already begun performing and recording professionally...
Two California senators announced their plans to bring bills before the state Senate that would provide more online classes for students struggling to fulfill requirements.
The goal of these proposals...
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