Tuition differences aside, students from CSUN, UCLA and USC are united by at least one common experience: similar apartment rental costs that seem to be increasing every year. A study conducted by RealFacts,...

The U.S. Supreme Court has ruled that the federal government may prosecute patients who use prescribed marijuana for medicinal purposes, even though the drug remains legal for those uses in California...

Master P, "Ghetto Bill Gates" -- Master P (born Percy Miller in 1969 in New Orleans) surfaced in the mid-90s as a recording artist and producer with his own independent label, No Limit. He gave his audience...

An Information Security Plan has been adopted by CSUN to protect confidential information, in electronic or paper form, pertaining to students and employees at the university. The plan was adopted in early...

As part of CSUN's Envision 2035 campus planning project, the project's developers are drafting an Environmental Impact Report that will address various environmental issues associated with the plan....

Celebrities have been fighting back more than ever against aggressive photo-hungry paparazzi as of late. It's seems like today's paparazzi will go to any length to get what they want. Perhaps the real...

The June 4 United Nations World Environment Day conference in San Francisco was a fresh reminder for Americans who care about the environment of the Bush administration's failure to take action against...

Ahhh, at last...it's finally summer! We worked so hard all year long, and for some of us, the only thing that kept us going were the daydreams we had about summer break and exciting activities like swimming,...

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Five CSUN fraternity and sorority houses suffered thousands of dollars worth of damage in what one fraternity president said was an "obviously Greek-related" act of "unmotivated" vandalism that took place...

CSUN's plan to begin charging a 2.9 percent fee for online credit card transactions could be stalled following the approval of a California State Senate bill that prohibits the University of California,...

The Center for Excellence in Learning and Teaching has announced the 2005-06 recipients of the Judge Julian Beck Learning-Centered Instructional Project Grant Award, and next year, students will be witnessing...