Wafts of saffron and rosewater emerge from a hot concoction of toasted flour and sugar for a dessert with deeper meaning. Persian halva is an Iranian sweet traditionally made with flour, sugar, rosewater...

The first Art Jam of the fall semester, hosted by the University Student Union (USU), attracted many students to Plaza del Sol on Sept. 2. Students immersed themselves in a variety of activities offered...

Childhood is filled with many nostalgic memories, such as a favorite childhood TV show or favorite foods and songs. Reminiscing about childhood memories or doing things to “heal your inner child” has...

On Wednesday morning, the University Student Union (USU) kickstarted their calendar of Matador community events with Matafest. As students entered the center with red, sweaty faces, sighs of relief were...

The queen of country, philanthropist, businesswoman and a backwoods Barbie, Dolly Parton was a household name everywhere you went. Even if someone didn’t like country music, they have heard of Parton...

A crowd gathered in Little Tokyo as attendees filled the Tateuchi Democracy Forum for a screening of “The Auntie Sewing Squad Resistance Playbook,” part of the Los Angeles Asian Pacific Film Festival....

As the house lights dimmed, the classic melody of the Addams Family theme song echoed through the auditorium’s pit, performed by the CSUN orchestra. Audience members snapped their fingers to the tune,...

The 35th annual CSUN Film Showcase brought student filmmakers to the Samuel Goldwyn Theater at the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences (AMPAS) in Beverly Hills on April 29, drawing a packed audience...

Fashion, creativity and student talent will take the runway stage on Tuesday, May 5, as CSUN Trends presents its annual spring fashion show at CSUN. This year’s theme, “Masterpiece: The Art of Fashion,”...

“Michael,” the biographical film directed by Antoine Fuqua, was released on Thursday, April 24. The film follows “King of Pop” Michael Jackson’s upbringing, focusing on how he separated himself...

Journalist, author and CSUN professor Daniela Gerson spoke at CSUN on April 22 as part of the 2026 Jerome Richfield Memorial Colloquium, discussing how immigration stories are told and how different communities...

One year after graduating from CSUN’s journalism program, alumni face a competitive job market marked by determination, frustration and cautious optimism as they try to start their careers. Networking...