Although the status of the national and global economy has some experts predicting there is no light at the end of the tunnel, the future of the Cal State Northridge College of Business and Economics is looking brighter than ever.

It is hard to believe that the first major survey in the United States of German artist Martin Kippenberger opened Sept. 21. 'Martin Kippenberger: The Problem Perspective' is a vibrant collection of work on display at the Museum of Contemporary Art, Grand Avenue and The Geffen Contemporary at MOCA.

It isn't hard to imagine why Glen Hansard and Mark'eacute;ta Irglov'aacute; might have a
sweet spot for Los Angeles. The last time the musicians were in town, their song
'Falling Slowly' from the Irish indie film 'Once' won Best Original Song at the
Oscars in a category largely dominated by 'Enchanted.'

When trick-or-treating without looking completely ridiculous becomes a thing of the past, there are more ways to get the Halloween experience. At Universal Studios Hollywood, Halloween Horror Nights intensifies scary movies like never before.

Matador freshman Nancy Avesyan was named the Big West Conference Co-Player of the Week Monday after scoring game-winning goals in both of Northridge's wins this past weekend. She is the first Matador to win the honor since the 2005 season.

'The Importance of Being Earnest,' a British comedy play, made its premiere at CSUN Oct. 10 -12 and 15 -19. This was a student production and was directed by Ron Popenhagen, and was performed in the Little Theatre in Nordhoff Hall.

Between work, studying and sleep, students don't always have the time to watch their favorite shows and better yet go to the movies to catch a feature film. Now the relief of a life deprived of entertainment is just one click away with the new website Fancast.com.

It's been said television personalities double their laughs whenever they drop the f-bomb. Bleeping out those fantastic and, sometimes, excessive words displace the sincerity they'd usually have uncensored.

The Matadors were having trouble finding the back of the net, so their opponents lent them a hand. Freshman Nancy Avesyan did the rest.

There were a lot of new faces last Wednesday when the Matadors had an appointment with a camera at Matador Hall. There were new, better-looking uniforms, too. What hadn’t changed, though, was some of...

Coming to CSUN was one of the best decisions that senior business major Philip Olivan could have made.' Olivan is deaf.

The Club Soccer University of Northridge, or Club Soccer Team, is not a conventional one. It meets on Tuesday and Thursday evenings on the campus soccer field, while Saturdays are reserved for practice or games.