For the 13th-seeded public school who gave a top-tiered private university a tough fight in the first round of the 2015 NCAA tournament Saturday, it was either show up expecting to win, or not at all.
Despite...
Last week was a good week for utter decadence and debauchery, but there was one crime that really hurt the heart. It's buried deep, like all bad wounds are. But let's not get all Drake about it. Now, here's...
Muslim immigrants and the United States need to join forces.
President Barack Obama provided a press conference two weeks ago in the attempt to show that western communities can coexist together. The...
Walter Iraheta, a renowned El Salvadorian artist, visited CSUN on Tuesday to show the hardships immigrants face through photographs. With his Encontrados (Found in Spanish) photography collection soon...
A plane goes down in the French Alps, and a school bus crashes into a house in Pennsylvania. Matador News reporter Alexis Chidbachian talks to CSUN Women's Resource and Research Center Assistant Director...
The California Faculty Association announces a plan to publish a series of papers which highlight professors stagnant salaries and the effect it has on the CSU mission.
The Sundial presents KCSN's Evening News Update for March 24th, 2015. Here are the headlines:
The California Public Records act is intended to make government information accessible to the public,...
This week on Musings on Music, Tamara talks about how the sounds of Vampire Weekend led her to her first, magical sip of Horchata while Andrew transports us back to the 90's with a bit of...
LONG BEACH (CNS) - Over the past decade, the California State University
system increased its spending on managers and supervisors by 48 percent,
while spending on teachers grew by just 25 percent, according...
