Officials at CSUN have announced that it will be joining nine other CSUs in delaying in-person instruction for the spring semester.
According to press statements released earlier today, classes will...
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This semester, the university hired a consulting firm that has met with more than 30 groups to understand how students, faculty and staff feel about campus policing.
PMJ Consulting LLC was hired by...
Carolyn Burt, Social Media Editor
• December 20, 2021
In an email sent out to students by William Watkins, vice president for Student Affairs & dean of students on Friday, CSUN announced its plan for in-person commencement ceremonies in May 2022.
The...
The Filipino American Student Association takes pride in sharing their culture, history and appreciation towards the alumni before them, by continuing their Filipino traditions and connecting with the...
From free coffee to private study rooms, here’s a list of resources CSUN is providing for students during the final stretch of the semester.
University Library
Not only is the CSUN’s University...
CSUN will conduct a national search for a new chief, while a consulting firm hired by the administration holds a series of meetings to discuss policing practices on campus.
Gregory Murphy, who was appointed...
The Associated Students passed a resolution that calls for free menstrual products in CSUN restrooms during their weekly meeting on Nov. 29.
The resolution, titled "Free Menstrual Products in CSUN Restrooms,"...
The typical “freshman 15” may not just apply to first-year students anymore. Stress and weight gain has increased across the board. Instead of the weight gain being attributed to the transition to...
Grace Da Rocha, Assistant News Editor
• December 3, 2021
The total number of students who have tested positive for COVID-19 has increased from 312 to 319 as of Nov. 24, according to the Matadors Forward website.
While there are no new COVID-19 cases from...
Second chances and hope is what Project Rebound represents for formerly incarcerated students at CSU-campuses. It’s a place where students can build community and challenge the stigma associated with...
During last week’s Associated Students meeting, President Jonathan Hay revealed plans for a new university-wide service card that would allow students to make purchases on campus.
This service, named...
