Caribbean-born alternative R&B singer Tarik Lord and guitarist Josh Feliciano, who comprise the band Nishwakie, discuss their new single “Guava” and how they signed with CSUN's record label Five...
Swells is a band from North Hollywood, Chatsworth, and Arleta, California. The band discusses the rollout of their 2020 album “Love Olympics,” what makes them choose who to feature, and their recent...
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CSUN Matadors were invited to celebrate a “Mystic Evening” on Oct. 28, courtesy of the University Student Union.
A big hit of the night was the hypnotist show with Kevin Stone, who had a big turnout...
CSUN’s Associated Students and University Counseling Services hosted their second annual Mental Health Awareness Fair on Oct. 27 in hopes of showing students the resources available to them on campus....
CSUN’s mission statement is to provide resources to help students succeed both academically and in their personal lives, according to their health and wellness page.
In order to strive for that goal...
A mixed crowd of deaf and hard-of-hearing students, staff and alumni gathered for the Deaf CSUNians club Halloween party on Friday, Oct. 28, from 6-9 p.m. at CSUN’s National Center on Deafness in Jeanne...
Those who have not yet registered to vote, but still want to cast a ballot in today’s midterm elections, can vote in person using same-day voter registration at eligible polling places, including the...
CSUN offers five types of classes to accommodate their students’ varying lifestyles and schedules: traditional, fully online, campus online, hybrid and HyFlex. This article serves as a brief explainer...
On Oct. 17, the CSUN DREAM Center kicked off it’s second annual “Undocumented Student Week of Action.” This week-long event, which ran from Oct. 17-20, celebrated the resiliency of Deferred Action...
The University Student Union hosted “Laugh Your Class Off” at CSUN on Friday, Oct. 7. Easing into midterm season, the event was open to CSUN students as well as the public. CSUN students had been able...
The CSUN National Center on Deafness is experiencing difficulties keeping up with the high demand for American Sign Language interpreters for the fall 2022 semester.
CSUN is one of the top five universities...
