Alexandra Nagy is the California director of Food and Water Watch, an organization that fights for protection of people and the environment from large corporations. Nagy began working for the organization...
I call myself an accidental activist.
My community of Porter Ranch and Granada Hills and I lived through the largest gas blowout in U.S. history that erupted on Oct. 23, 2015.
I live just down the...
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Too close for comfort: Why I became an activist after Aliso Canyon gas blowout
Porter Ranch residents suffer consequences from...
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Pro-Con: The U.S. Army shouldn't recruit on CSUN's campus. Here's why.
Timeline: Afghanistan-The...
Over the past year, there have been numerous changes in the wake of the pandemic, including in our own community here at CSUN.
Amid all of the changes at CSUN, President Erika D. Beck’s administration...
On July 28, the Los Angeles City Council voted on a motion to amend Municipal Code section 41.18, which aims to criminalize individuals who sit, lie or sleep on public property within specified times...
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...
