During Monday’s Associated Students meeting, the senate voted unanimously to move $517,091 of Higher Education Emergency Relief Fund funding received by the CSUN Children's Center to the building’s...

As pictures popped up on the projector in Kurland Lecture Hall, students stared at burning buildings, long lines of police officers emerging from blue smoke, and a protester protecting a police car. Two...

At CSUN, a student-run petition through Change.org with over 5,000 signatures is one way students are trying to make sure their voices and perspectives are taken into account when school administrators...

On Monday, CSUN’s Associated Students voted unanimously to approve the allocation of $30,000 to sponsor the investiture of CSUN President Erika D. Beck. The AS agreed to allocate money from their...

The attempt to bring a single-payer health care system guaranteeing health care for all died in the California Assembly on Jan. 31. The bill was not expected to meet the required number of votes to advance...

CSUN is planning to launch a massive expansion of counseling services on multiple fronts to provide support for students and faculty who suffer from post-pandemic stress. Spearheading the Campus Care...

CSUN parking permit costs will drop roughly $53 on Feb. 16, two days after students are scheduled to return to campus. The office of parking and transportation services never made a formal announcement...

Last month, administrators at CSUN announced that over 80% of classes will be in person this semester. Many resources and facilities like the Learning Resource Center, Student Recreation Center, Klotz...

The federal government is now offering up to four free rapid antigen at-home COVID-19 testing kits per household, while Los Angeles County and CSUN are offering free PCR lab tests for qualified residents...

CSUN’s 2021 Chinese New Year celebration featured guest speakers across different departments to share how they’ve worked to improve student and faculty knowledge in connection to China’s history...

Over the course of the pandemic, CSUN has enacted health and safety guidelines in an effort to reduce the spread of COVID-19. The return to in-person classes in 2021 led to CSUN implementing a required...

CSUN’s health and safety guidelines on mask requirements have changed in response to the rapid spread of the Omicron COVID-19 variant. As of Jan. 5, cloth masks must be replaced by surgical, KN95...