Artificial intelligence is growing exponentially fast, and the laws meant to govern it, in my opinion, are trailing behind. The problem for me is simple: AI does not respect borders. A system built in ...

A crowd gathered in Little Tokyo as attendees filled the Tateuchi Democracy Forum for a screening of “The Auntie Sewing Squad Resistance Playbook,” part of the Los Angeles Asian Pacific Film Festival.

The top-polling candidates took to the debate stage for the biggest and most “diverse” debate yet. As the California gubernatorial election is fast approaching and ballots are set to be mailed next ...

As the 2026 FIFA World Cup rapidly approaches, finding an environment to watch becomes ever so important. With ticket prices surging, attending the game seems unattainable for most fans, but that ...

As the red curtain dropped on March 23 for CSUN’s rebranding of the former Maple Hall — now officially known as Ronni and Shepherd Goodman Hall — a student skateboarder was “forcibly tackled” to the ...

In February, CSUN students arrived in Manzanita Hall to find the floors covered with fliers calling to “Stop the Film Ego and B.S.” The creators of @hope_for_csun, who chose to go by “Veteran” and ...

The No. 6 seed Matadors took on UC Irvine in the Outrigger Big West Championship Quarterfinals, attempting to take down the No. 3 seed Anteaters in a Thursday night thriller. CSUN’s season ultimately ...

Just off of Figueroa Street in Highland Park sits The Offbeat. On any night from 5 p.m. to 2 a.m., music will be playing and drinks will be pouring. But on weekend mornings, it’s a different story.

As the house lights dimmed, the classic melody of the Addams Family theme song echoed through the auditorium’s pit, performed by the CSUN orchestra. Audience members snapped their fingers to the tune, ...

On March 18, The New York Times published an investigative article alleging Cesar Chavez had sexually abused two adolescent girls consistently from 1972 to 1977. The two, along with fellow labor ...

The Matadors brought defensive energy, but could not execute offensively against UCSD in the first two games of the series on Friday afternoon. After a night’s rest, the energy was returned for the ...

Journalist, author and CSUN professor Daniela Gerson spoke at CSUN on April 22 as part of the 2026 Jerome Richfield Memorial Colloquium, discussing how immigration stories are told and how different ...