Warrior walks, goddess hugs and diva drum circles welcomed CSUN’s 8th Annual Women’s Empowerment Event Thursday at the USU Grand Salon. The event, hosted by Chicana/o studies professor Diana...

An Israeli scholar visited CSUN to help bring awareness to the lack of minority rights in Israel through her “Minority rights in Israel” lecture. Dr. Ayelet Harel-Shalev, who received her Ph.D in...

As CSUN becomes more environmentally conscious, more students are starting to implement eco-friendly measures into their daily routines, according to CSUN’s 2010 Sustainability Project.  Recycling cans...

Students can join their peers and enjoy 10 miles of strolling, biking and playing in LA's streets this Sunday during CicLAvia. The organization concluded its pledging period last Friday with a little...

Contraception, religious liberty and prejudices were some of the issues brought up at the “Religion in the American Political Process” panel discussion hosted by CSUN’s ReligiousStudies Department,...

CSUN students, staff and community members reclaimed their voices Thursday night as they spoke out against the trauma women of color experience after a sexual attack that is left unvoiced. CSUN’s...

With St. Patrick’s Day approaching, CSUN students are probably wondering how to celebrate this cultural and religious holiday. Rather than celebrating with the traditional green beer, step out to see...

Free tax returns for low-income students and residents of the San Fernando Valley area are available through a student-run program at CSUN. CSUN’s Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA) is designed...

While most 10-year-olds spend their vacations at camps or summer schools, Steve “Chiru” Singh Gill, 22, spent his in the streets of downtown Los Angeles. A native of Echo Park, Gill grew up in...