TREVOR MORGAN: The anniversary effect hit me hard the other day and as I begrudgingly looked back at the past year to write this, I’m filled with both lament and gratitude.  One year ago, a small...

I imagine that a lot of people will be writing about this anniversary, but this is my take on it. Where were you on March 11, 2020? Where were you when you got a notification that classes will switch...

CSUN community members, President Erika D. Beck, Provost Mary Beth Walker and Faculty President Michael Neubauer, "I am a white ally,” the typical 30 something-year-old white professor declared emphatically...

Kendall Jenner, a Calabasas native, announced on social media that she will be launching a tequila called, “818.” Not only is this cultural appropriation, it’s gentrification. Although Calabasas...

Dear fellow lonely young person, I understand your struggle. You’ve been trapped in your home for almost a year now, and that has been tough. Unable to hug your parents, dance with your friends, kiss...

Take a deep breath. Be relieved this rollercoaster ride is almost over. We just survived what may be the most wildest year of our generation: 2020. We already knew that it was going to be another election...

As I am writing this I’m sitting in my backyard in Munich, Germany, far away from the U.S. and yet so connected to it because of all that is happening in this country where I lived for half a year as...

Once again, the world is looking away while atrocities and war take place in a faraway land. More than 100 years ago, Turkey killed over 1.5 million Armenians while the world did nothing. Today, backed...

As Frankie J’s “Canciones Que Recuerdo” plays in the background and I light my spearmint candle, I sit at my vanity and slowly feel the stress of the day fade. I take out my eyeshadow palettes and...

The country is in flux as it reckons with long-standing racial injustice while experiencing the worst handling of the coronavirus outbreak in the world. Surely, this is a moment for the president to attempt...

With the fifth month of the COVID-19 pandemic coming to a close, attending Zoom meetings and wearing masks out in public have become normal parts of everyday life. However, some sectors of old life are...

For college students across the country, the memory of spring 2020 is now fading away as we face the beginning of fall 2020 online, in-person or some strange hybrid of these. But let us not allow that...