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CSUN Campus Cats is a new student-led club that wants to raise awareness towards the university’s  largely unseen feline companions. A thick green bush near the Sierra Center hides a furry friend. Hidden underneath a ceiling of green leaves, a dark gray cat named Einstein curls up in the shade atop his bed of wood...

A watchdog group is asking the university to fire the faculty member if they do publicly apologize.

A watchdog group is asking the university to fire the faculty member if they do publicly apologize.

Justin Torres features none of the materials that usually occupy a political novel. There are no riot scenes, no courtroom confrontations. Rather, the primary drama is intimate: the hushed conversations between two men in a hospice.

Bruce Drushel’s profile on The Conversation

Everybody Poops

By Robert Weissberg For most Americans, labels such as “gay,” “non-binary,” and even “members of the LGBTQ+ community” are generally used interchangeably to describe those preferring same sex partners. This imprecision suffices for ordinary conversation, but it fails to capture a key political disti

Silent we are not, and silent we will never be again.

In recent years, first it was the Covid-19 that was dubbed a pandemic, followed by the high figures of gender-based violence and femicide (GBVF) which President Cyril Ramaphosa described as the country’s second pandemic.

Radical "gender unicorn taught at Beaufort County Schools Early College in 10th grade