Californians vaccinated against the coronavirus now have the option to access their vaccine card digitally as of June 18. California’s Department of Public Health and Department of Technology announced...

On June 17, President Joe Biden signed into law that Juneteenth will be a federal holiday. Juneteenth celebrates the emancipation of enslaved African Americans. Many Juneteenth celebrations were held throughout...

Quinten Thomas was a fourth-year CSUN student studying to become a registered nurse when he died suddenly at the Los Angeles Twin Towers correctional facility on March 9, 2018. The story of Quinten lives...

Marvel Studios’ lack of diversity in their popular films has been in question for years. Though Marvel Comics features heroes that come from different backgrounds, there’s only been a few who have...

GAME ONE CSUN softball was close to breaking their six-game losing streak during game one of their series against UC Davis, when both teams were tied 2-2 on Friday afternoon. Then, the Aggies hit a...

Women have not only fought for equal rights for things such as voting and equal pay, but also sexual expression and independence. Music has reflected these liberties fought for by strong women inspired...

The final game of the series between CSUN and Cal Poly had yet another early offensive explosion between the two teams. In what felt like a replay of the first game of the season on Saturday, both teams...

The Los Angeles County Department of Public Health and Kaiser Permanente are now offering exclusive vaccination access to CSUN employees, according to an email from CSUN’s Human Resources department. The...

O’Neil Carter, lead singer of the San Fernando Valley band Carter Ace, discovered his love for music and creativity at a young age. Born to a musician father and a dancing mother, Carter was able to...