Gone, But Not Forgotten: Campus Celebrates Dia de los Muertos
Vibrant ofrendas, a formal procession with traditional Aztec dancers and candlelit evening remembrances. These were all part of the Dia de los Muertos celebrations…
Africana Studies Week 2022 Looks to the Future
Africana Studies Week starts Tuesday, Nov. 1, with a series of roundtable discussions and culminates on Friday, Nov.4 with a…
Fill the Pantry! Food Drive for CSUN Food Pantry Begins on Halloween
Those extra canned goods sitting in your kitchen cupboards could go a long way toward helping Matadors in need. The…
Cultural Solidarity: Marking 30 Years After the ’92 Los Angeles Uprising
The start of Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) Heritage Month at CSUN featured an event that included two distinguished…
CSUN’s 13th Annual Cesar Chavez Service Fair Gives Students Volunteer Opportunities
The 13th annual Cesar Chavez Service Fair returned to campus this year on March 29th. It’s an event that’s organized…
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