A new hashtag has taken the campus’s social media presence to a new height. A stark contrast to the school’s official page, #CSUN shows a firsthand look into the shenanigans going on around campus...

Latin influence on modern America has never been stronger. From chart-topping artists like Bad Bunny to fashion pioneers like Gabriela Hearst, Latin creativity has established its place in global pop culture. This...

For four decades, CSUN’s Powwow and the 50-year American Indian Studies Program have brought the campus together in honoring Indigenous culture, community and resilience. What began as a small celebration...

CSUN Theatre and Music departments debuted “The Marriage of Figaro” on Nov. 20, showcasing the classic Mozart opera for the modern audience. The opera was directed by Maurice Godin, with music direction...

Making its return to the Matador campus in the tech and gaming getaway, the Games Room at CSUN hosted its billiards tournament on Nov. 13. From 5 p.m. to 9 p.m., the highly-anticipated and packed event...

Energy radiated at the Associated Students (AS) Big Lecture featuring Victoria Justice at the Plaza Del Sol Performance Hall, where audience members had questions ready to fire. Justice joined the list...

Located at the Student Recreation’s Center, the Dive-In Movie Night made a splash with an impressive turnout and plenty of excitement. Guests enjoyed watching Jurassic World: Rebirth while floating in...

CSUN’s 4th Annual Bike Fest brought the community together with bike demos, safety tips, vendors, outdoor spin classes, music, food trucks and activities for kids. Streets were closed to cars, allowing...

Yoni Romero regresó a la Universidad Estatal de California, Northridge (CSUN) decidido a concluir lo que había comenzado cuando tenía apenas 18 años y acababa de graduarse de Marc & Eva Stern Math...

The day was filled with culture on Nov. 1, during the annual Miccaihuitl event at the CSUN Chicano House, presented by M.E.Ch.A de CSUN and the Chicana/o/x Studies Department. Miccaihuitl is an Aztec...

For CSUN students looking to squeeze in some spooky festivities before October ended, there was no need to trek to the foggy hills of Universal City and splurge on a last-minute Horror Nights ticket. Instead,...

The empire rose in the Experimental Theatre when the CSUN Department of Theatre presented its latest production, “The Hunchback of Seville.” The play, written by Charise Castro Smith and directed...