It can happen to anyone. Among undergraduate students, 23.1 percent of females and 5.4 percent of males experience some form of sexual harassment or assault
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Safety zone training
The Queer Brahma Collective (QBC) is hosting a Safe Zone training this Thursday for campus leaders, faculty and students after recent harassment affected the LGBTQ
Remedial courses find new forms
CSU Chancellor Timothy White issued an executive order in August to eliminate the school’s placement exams and remedial courses for incoming freshman whose math and
Sylmar fire forces evacuation, large animals are accepted at Equestrians Center
A brush fire fueled by strong Santa Ana winds broke out near Sylmar today at about 4 a.m., prompting mandatory evacuations in Lopez Canyon, Kagel
Plagiarism repercussions
Because of the Internet, information is at the tip of your fingers. With so many accessible sources, students may not be aware that they are
Tag! This college is it
Students hoping to transfer to a UC have a sure fire way with the Transfer Admission Guarantee (TAG) program. TAG has a 100 percent guaranteed
Financial aid helps students afford college
Money is a problem for most people pursuing higher education due to the high-cost of textbook prices among other monetary responsibilities. Financial aid, however,
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The Mall marquee has been malfunctioning since last year’s construction of the North of Mall, displaying inaccurate information before being shut off entirely last semester.
Village bathroom makeover
Cracked floors and a fusty odor greeted visitors to the Pierce Village bathrooms, but this week students and faculty welcomed remodeled restrooms. Operations Manager Rodney
Major worries
Transfer deadline is Thursday, and the anticipation of transferring or registering for fall 2018 is leaving many students wondering if their major is right for