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CSUN women’s basketball earns huge victory to jump to eighth place

Edward Segal, Sports Editor • February 12, 2023

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After returning home with a 1-1 record from their

After returning home with a 1-1 record from their New York roadtrip to start the season. The CSUN men’s basketball team had a reason to look forward to coming home.

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✏️ : Gabriel Duarte | Sports Editor
📸 : Michael Moreno | Photographer

CSUN’s College of Health and Human Development p

CSUN’s College of Health and Human Development presented the HHD Research Excellence and Innovation Conference on Wednesday, Nov. 6 and Thursday, Nov. 7 at the USU East Conference Center.

The event featured a variety of presentations, including workshops, panel discussions, academic papers, live research presentations, posters and exhibits.

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✏️&📸: Kevin Zuniga | Reporter

With finals approaching, students may struggle wit

With finals approaching, students may struggle with mounting stress and the risk of falling behind, as the pressure begins to impact their daily routines.

CSUN offers free mental health and wellness resources available to students year-round.

✏️&📸 : Emily Maciel | Contributor

After the 2024 election, the CSUN Pride Center, al

After the 2024 election, the CSUN Pride Center, alongside the Student Union DREAM Center and Veterans Resource Center, hosted Days After: A Community Dialogue. The departments collaborated to support students and provide them with a safe space to share their emotions surrounding the election’s outcome.

✏️ : Sophia Cano & Nyan Gavino | Reporters
📸 : Nyan Garcia | Reporter

CSUN faced the task of playing the No. 3 team in t

CSUN faced the task of playing the No. 3 team in the country, the USC Trojans, on Tuesday night at the Galen Center. In what was a “David vs. Goliath” matchup, Goliath took this one in very convincing fashion, as the Trojans (3-0) cruised their way to a record setting night with a win, 124-39.

✏️ : Quinn Cisneros | Reporter
📸 : Aliyah Hinckley | Photo Editor

REVIEW: From signature techniques, transformations

REVIEW: From signature techniques, transformations and the addition of over 180 characters, Sparking! Zero provides a visually stunning solo experience along with a competitive multiplayer mode. Unlike its predecessor, Dragon Ball: The Breakers, Sparking! Zero is a 3D fighting game that continues the Budokai Tenkaichi video game series, which originally ran from 2005 to 2010.

For the full review, visit the link in our bio.

✏️ : Kevin Zuniga | Reporter
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The CSUN African Studies Department hosted a lectu

The CSUN African Studies Department hosted a lecture and alumni panel during this year’s Africana Studies Week, celebrating past achievements and legacies while inspiring students to build a stronger future.

This event aimed to connect Africana Studies alumni with current students offering stories and advice from alumni on their professional journey.

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✏️& 📸: Nyan Gavino | Reporter

After concluding the fall season with two team win

After concluding the fall season with two team wins and three individual champions, CSUN women’s golf head coach Michelle Winkler has set her program up for success in the spring.The team had sophomore Nicole Tanoue finish as individual champion for the first time this season as she shot a 1-over 73 to lead the CSUN to a 306-317 victory over Cal State Bakersfield.

✏️: Ryan Romero | Sports Editor
📸 : Photo Courtesy of CSUN Athletics (Chuck Marvel)

Project REACH made its debut to the CSUN community

Project REACH made its debut to the CSUN community with a mixer held in the Orchard Conference Room Students engaged as the new club introduced its members and showcased resources designed to help student influencers and creators connect and collaborate.

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✏️ & 📸 : Yulissa Garcia | Reporter

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