The Oviatt Library at CSUN is a source for providing academic resources for the student learning process, and in the past year it has updated and created several of its services, like text-a-librarian...
Registration for the 2011 masters’ degree program in Library and Information Sciences begins in August marking the second time this program will be offered at CSUN.
Oviatt Library officials established...
Nearly 300 CSUN administrators and staff were honored June 3rd at the 44th annual Staff Service Awards and Excellence Recognition event.
This year’s program, themed “Recognize, Refocus, Rise,”...
The CSU Board of Trustees approved a five percent increase in undergraduate fees for the 2010-11 academic year, requiring students to pay $204 more than last year.
Board members also voted to increase...
Gevork Kazanchyan, part-time professor in the Department of Environmental and Occupational Health, gathered along with others at Tony’s Darts Away in Burbank to enjoy an array of beers, sausages and...
Joni is late.
There was a party and she may have kissed the boy she likes and she may have had a little too much to drink and she may have driven herself home. She’s in trouble.
Her parents are...
In the last five years, the market for eco-friendly products has never been better, making it one of the fastest growing sectors of the U.S. economy, according to Mintel International, a London-based...
A parent can only hope that they will have a loving, trusting, close relationship with their child. We want our children to confide, trust and share with us their innermost thoughts, desires, and emotions....
When I graduated two years ago from a community college with my associate’s degree in journalism, my son was there. He even wore my graduate medal.
I cannot wait for him to see me graduate from...
