Opening it's Big West Conference play against the conference's newest addition, CSUN's softball team lost to the 20th-ranked Hawai'i Rainbow Wahine Sunday afternoon 9-3, culminating a three-game sweep...
Starting Monday, H.O.P.E. Fellowship will host Jesus Week, where they will fellowship with their peers in hopes of strengthening faith in God and providing students with resources.
H.O.P.E. stands for...
A bill has been introduced to the California State Assembly to help counterbalance the rising cost of college tuition by making the purchase of textbooks exempt from state sales tax.
AB 479, the Textbook...
CLARIFICATION: The following quote has been changed to reflect the CSU wanting to provide access to education for students, not just healthcare. “Our main mission is to provide access to students....
The Spring 2013 elections for both Associated Students and University Student Union are being held Tuesday and Wednesday.
Students can vote for a new A.S president and vice president, senators from colleges...
This isn’t high school anymore, kids. This is college. Student government can make more important decisions than what color palette should be used for prom this year. And as the annual elections...
Heather Swann first decided to become a vegetarian after seeing what she called a "horror film" of an animal slaughterhouse. In the beginning of her quest to go meatless she actually had...
Winning both games in Saturday’s doubleheader against visiting Utah Valley University, the CSUN baseball team broke out of their four game losing streak, winning 4-3 and 5-4.
Striking first in the...
Coming out fast and firing in goals at a furious speed, the 13th-ranked Matadors (20-8, 2-1 BWC) women’s water polo team fended off 20th-ranked Pacific's (15-8, 0-1) mid-game surge and came away...
Story by Shaleeka Powell
March 22nd, 2013
Section: News
As more than 100 students, faculty and staff marched through campus with candles and picket signs in their hands, chants of “No more silence!...
University Police Services is looking for an unknown suspect who is using a cell phone to take photos of women in bathroom stalls.
The first incident was reported in Sierra Hall on March 14 between...
As more than 100 students, faculty and staff marched through campus with candles and picket signs in their hands, chants of “No more silence! No more violence!” could be heard.
Students marched from...
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