Healing workshop helps men explore feelings, issues
April 21, 2016
A series of workshops titled, "Men's Healing Circle," encourage male students to speak openly about the issues they face in their everyday lives. These workshops are sponsored by the Chicana/o Studies department and are presented by Luis J. Rodriguez, a new professor this semester at CSUN. They have...
CSUN’s UNAM partnership could spell disaster
May 7, 2014
A recent speech by Asian American studies professor, Glenn Omatsu, reminded me of the importance of Asian American and ethnic studies in combating stereotypes. Omatsu is a pioneer in ethnic studies. For more than thirty years he has explored the rich history of Asian Americans, such as all Asians do not...
Cesar Chavez not a hero for immigrants’ success
March 27, 2012
Michelangelo Landgrave Contributor With Cesar Chavez’s birthday fast approaching, you are sure to read more about how great he was. One can admire his nonviolent approach to pressing for his cause, and he can be considered great in this sense. Whether the ideas he promoted were great, however,...
Chicano House opens community garden
February 2, 2010
Local volunteers and students gathered near the Chicano House to celebrate the opening of “Jardín Tonatiuh,” a garden meant to promote healthy living and sustainability among students and the community. Students signed up for their personal plot as soon as the announcement was made that a space b...