Beatriz Barros Felice, Contributor
• November 24, 2020
In the past year, one out of 10 transgender were attacked for being trans. Due to these unfortunate events, CSUN Pride Center decided to offer a meeting on the Trans* Empowerment Week and on the Trans*...
With the semester coming to a close and most classes being online, CSUN students have been deprived of on-campus learning and peer interaction. However, there is still a community presence on campus.
CSUN’s...
Natalie Miranda, Assistant Culture Editor
• November 20, 2020
A 10-year-old boy came to The Valley Hive with his mother to confront what he feared most – bees. As the child extended his arms to grip a frame full of bees from Keith Roberts’ hands, Roberts could...
Samantha Bravo, Assistant News Editor
• November 17, 2020
Inside North Valley Aikikai’s 1100-square feet dojo, you would usually find people practicing yoga or Japanese martial arts Aikido and Iaido, but since the COVID-19 pandemic, some of these practices...
Hengame Abassi is going back to college. She is non-traditional student: a student at the end of her 60s. Originally from Iran, Abassi was a nurse and reporter who had to flee political persecution while...
Instead of attending in-person classes, some students are turning on their webcams to tune into Zoom classes while others opt to keep their cameras off.
As the CSU system moves forward with distance...
Canopies have been a staple for businesses to be able to reopen during the coronavirus pandemic, including Magnitude Cheer who had to move its athletic classes outdoors, and deal with social distancing...
I could be wrong but I doubt it’s every day that a genuinely funny buddy comedy revolving around a father-daughter duo floats through the studios of Hollywood. But when it’s Sofia Coppola bringing...
Halloween in the United States is commonly associated with depictions of scary stories, trick-or-treating, and obsessing over choosing the perfect costume. However for many people of color, worries about...
As Tomas Tapia arrives at the Tapia Brothers Farm each morning, the first thing he does is set up the produce stand that’s open year-round. However, their pumpkin patch is open as the main attraction...
Hengame Abassi is going back to college. She is non-traditional student: a student at the end of her 60s. Originally from Iran, Abassi was a nurse and reporter who had to flee political persecution while...
Located inside Saticoy Plaza and in between a UPS and dry cleaning business, Cardboard Legends is the home of the valley’s largest signed memorabilia collection.
Cardboard Legends has remained...
