Sexual misconduct on college campuses is not a problem that exists from afar. It can affect students in their classrooms, dorms, social circles and communities. Many institutions have come under scrutiny...

Cada año, durante el Mes de la Herencia Hispana, se abre una ventana para que la comunidad hispanohablante comparta con la sociedad estadounidense la riqueza de sus culturas. En estas semanas se celebran...

Sept. 15 marked the first day of Hispanic Heritage Month, aligning with multiple Latin American countries’ independence days. The month celebrates the history, culture and resilience of the Hispanic...

With the 2026 U.S. general midterm elections approaching fast, uncertainty toward what the elections are about is a common trend within CSUN students and young voters. Lack of awareness toward the midterm...

As a die-hard Lakers fan, the 2010s will always stand out to me as the time when I began to love basketball. I watched because I actually cared about the teams, players and action on the floor. From watching...

Since 1894, September has been marked annually by its sole federal holiday, Labor Day. While Labor Day might not evoke the same kind of excitement or carry the flashiness its fellow federal holidays have,...

Dear CSUN community, Opinion is a critical aspect of reporting as a whole. Opinions, sometimes referred to as op-eds guest columns, guest essays, (or in the case of op-eds written by editors of the...

Katie Karroum initially came off as confident and self-assured. She is, as Chair of Elections Nikki Usares shared, “an old soul.” Karroum has one of those faces that carry 1,000 expressions. She spoke...

  At first glance, the 818 Night Market held in Mission Hills on July 10 seemed like any other pop-up event, flea market or swap-meet before the pandemic. It looked like anything you might expect...