Ballet Folklorico Aztlan de CSUN is a club that has been around since the early 1970s. People have kept this group alive throughout the years despite numerous challenges. From ...

This long-exposure photograph was taken this past summer on the road leading up to one of Yosemite National Park’s main attractions: Glacier Point. To get the light streaks, I adjusted my camera ...

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Afro-Latinx creatives gathered on Feb. 23 at the Museum of Latin American Art in Long Beach, to display culture and pride of the African influences in Latin America. More than a thousand attendees ate ...

Winter break is part of the year that many college students look forward to most. It usually involves multiple holidays that provide a chance to breathe after final exams and a semester with a packed ...

The CSUN Theatre Department performed their interpretation of Dialogues of the Carmelites from Nov. 21 to 24 in the Campus Theatre located in Nordhoff Hall. As the audience took their seats, they were ...

Smiling faces held plates of frybread tacos as families ready their children in traditional regalia ahead of their time to dance in the center of the circle. All of this is backgrounded by the sound ...

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Cultivating Local Knowledge (CLK) is a project that seeks to enrich CSUN students and the San Fernando Valley community by sharing ecological knowledge. The initiative uses gardening and plant ...

The American Indian Studies Department welcomed over a thousand people to the University Library Lawn on the final day of Native American Heritage Month. With the help of sixty student volunteers, ...

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