Jungle Book composer John Debney entertained a sold-out show at the VPAC Thursday May 12. Students of CSUN's music department composed original pieces leading up to Debney's performance.
The lecture series “Sex in the Library: Policy, Power, and Privilege” discussing the issues surrounding gender identity and sexuality, was held in the Oviatt Library Tuesday afternoon in front of a group of CSUN students ...
Even professional athletes dabble with marijuana, here is a list of the top five.
The Matadors push their Big West losing streak to five, with a loss and shut out from the Dirtbags.
The Matadors claimed the doubles point, but could not hold on to the singles.
Another dominant pitching performance highlights CSUN's victory.
Men's baseball had a strong complimentary pitching performances as well
CSUN's faculty senate discussed affordable textbooks, CSUN athlete GPA increase and ran senate elections on Feb. 18.
Men's basketball looks to slow down a red-hot Hawaii team
For the second year in a row, the Academy of Arts and Sciences has failed to nominate people of color in major categories. Policy reforms seem long overdue, and many celebrities are choosing to boycott ...
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