The latest on the Fort Hood shooting and earthquakes in Chile. Plus, Matador News reporter Erin O’Mara talks to CSUN Child and Adolescent Development Professor Virginia Huynh about her study of teenagers and sleep. And Matador News reporter Ben Ladiana has the results of the Associated Students election.
Anchors: Shanade Garcia, Romy Ginsberg, Jessica Hernandez and Timothy Whitfield.
Producers: Andrea Bautista, Lorena Mejia and Stephanie Murguia.
It is Jackie Robinson Day.
Matador News reporter Mihkel Teemant talks to CSUN Journalism Professor Dr. Marcella DeVeaux about the impact of the legendary Hall of Famer.
Anchors: Nicole Edenedo, Rebecca Lopez and Monica Olivas.
Producers: Edgar Gaona and Emerald Zellers.
Anchors: Carolina Najarro, Melissa Trahin, Andrea Bautiste and Aarica Roberson. Producers: Jeanette Orallo and Sal Samayoa.
Matador News reporter Danny Max talks to Cinema and Television Arts Professor Dr. Robert Gustafson about runaway television production.
Anchors: Merrita Llarena, Tara Soudbaksh, Cynthia Carrazco.
Producers: Emerald Zellers and Rebecca Lopez.
Matador News reporter David Lujan talks to CSUN Journalism professor Stephanie Bluestein about tomorrow’s Freedom Sings event, celebrating the First Amendment on the Plaza Del Sol.
Reporter Alejandra Vasquez talks to Environmental and Occupational Health Professor Peter Bellin about the new pollution study from the California Environmental Protection Agency.
Reporter Kortney Foust asks CSUN English professor Mary Shannon why we need to celebrate William Shakespeare on his 450th birthday.
Anchors: Jared Nealeigh, Ala Rabhi, Katie Fauskee and Gloria Star. Producers: Chernay Amhara and Lauren Llanos.
Matador News reporter Stephanie Murguia talks to Teen Age Drama Workshop coordinator Doug Kaback about this summer’s programs.
Reporter Melissa Trahin has the music and the story from today’s Freedom Sings event at the USU.
Anchors: Zoe Reynolds. Courtney Wallace, Lorena Mejia and Jeanette Orallo.
Producers: Shanade Garcia and Alex Corey.
NBA Commissioner Adam Silver Bans Clippers owner Donald Sterling for life.
Anchors: Danny Max, Monica Olivas and Emerald Zellers
Producers: Rebecca Lopez and Jasmine Vaughn
Los Angeles Board of Supervisors candidates Sheila Kuehl and Bobby Shriver appear on CSUN’s On Point to discuss issues facing the third district
Matador News reporter Laura Camelo talks to Groov3Ment’s Benjamin Allen about taking dance workout classes to relax before exams.
Nathaly Alcala has the latest on graduation tickets.
Chernay Amhara gets reaction to the Donald Sterling suspension from athletes and coaches at Redwood Hall’s athletic weight room.
Anchors: Nick Popham, Rosa Rodriguez, Jacquelyn Koenig and Alyssa Vieyra.
Producers: Karen Guzelian and Sharon Shin.
A gas leak explosion at a Florida jail kills two inmates, and May Day is celebrated around the world.
Here at CSUN, Matador News reporter Zoe Reynolds talks to Rachel Hirsen about today’s I Am Me event, and reporter Jeanette Orallo gets some tips for easing exam stress from Living Well Lounge director Susan Krikorian.
Anchors: Shanade Garcia, Stephanie Murguia, Romy Ginsberg and Alex Corey.
Producers: Jessica Hernandez and Natalie Palacios.
President Obama visits the Southland, and CSUN students prepare for exams and graduation.
Matador News reporter Alejandra Vasquez talks to Alumni Relations Program Coordinator Jonathan Adrias about the “From Books to Briefcases” career preparation event.
Ala Rabhi reports on the services and events offered to studying students, and reporter Mahina Haina has the latest on student loan debt.
Anchors: Kortney Foust, Lauren Llanos, Laura Camelo and David Lujan.
Producers Nick Popham and Robert Zamora.
President Obama visits California, China offers help in the search for the kidnapped Nigerian schoolgirls, and CSUN students prepare for final exams.
Anchors: Melissa Trahin, Jessica Hernandez, Andrea Bautiste and Carolina Najarro.
Producers: Romy Ginsberg, Alex Corey, Bryan Ramirez and Timothy Whitfield.
Obama plans to speak to the nation about his ISIS strategy; Janay Rice responds to media coverage of her marriage and her husband’s suspension from the NFL, and Apple releases i-Phone 6. Matador News reporter Dayanis Lopez-Reyes talks to Sundial Faculty Advisor Gretchen Macchiarella about the CSUN newspaper’s move to digital technology.
Producers: Samantha Benitz, Miranda Friess and Beau Akers.
Anchors: Joaquin Reyes, Kelsey Ducklow, Nicole Sands and Sharell Huey
Secretary of State John Kerry was in Iraq to meet with the new country’s prime minister, as
President Obama prepares his speech about ISIS; Matador reporter Chantal Adams talked to
Journalism Professor David Blumenkrantz about the U.S. reaction to the situation.
It’s National Suicide Prevention Week, and Matador News reporter Rosanna Siracusa talked to
the Department of Social Work professor Judith Debonis about CSUN’s suicide prevention
activities.
Producers: Juaneeq Elliott, Ericka Sims and Jasmin Dalton.
Anchors: Jonathan Gripe, Kourtney Williams, Lorenzo Mutia and Stephanie Lopez.
It’s the third day of a record-breaking heat wave in Los Angeles, and Matador News reporter
Kelsey Ducklow reports live from the CSUN campus on students’ strategies for beating the heat.
Reporter Beau Akers talks to Assistant Stage Manager Josh Cooper about the upcoming
production of ‘Juarez: A Mexican Docudrama’, a presentation of oral histories of the violence
in the Juarez Valley.
Field Producers: Sharell Huey and Lupe Llarenes.
Producers: Ashley Goosen and Evan Stevens.
Anchors: Jose Saenz, Katherine Murillo, Briseida Holguin and Sabella Scalise.
The heat continues in Los Angeles, the Federal Reserve signals continued low interest rates, and President Obama says he’s not ready yet to send U-S troops against ISIS. Matador News reporter Jasmin Dalton talks to CSUN Athletic Director Brandon Martin about the new Blacktop at the Matadome.
As Northern California residents face wildfires, and Cabo residents clean up after tropical storm
Odile, Matador News reporter Akeisha Nabeta reports live from CSUN campus about National
Preparedness Month. And reporter Nancy Mijares is live with the Sundial Editor-in-Chief
Andrew Martinez to talk about mental health issues and resources here on campus.
Field Producers: Scott O’Malley and Vanessa Escalera
Producers: Wahid Lodin and Brenda Garcia
Anchors: Steven Jones, Angela Hoffman, Cyndy Alvarado and Helen Mora
The 1938 Federal Fair Labor Standards Act defines internships clearly, but many employers have
found ways around the law, and college students seeking internships may find themselves being
exploited instead of gaining experience. On Point looks at internships with CTVA Professor
Kim Paul Friedman, attorney Manuel Miller, and former CSUN Career Center counselor Jordan Helo.
Producer: Stephanie Murguia; Moderator: Daniel Max; Anchor: Bryan Ramirez;
Reporters: Candice Curtis, Ugochi Obinma, Gabriela Rodriguez.
President Obama explains his strategy against Islamic militants in Syria, and heads to the United Nations for today’s Climate Summit. Matador News reporter Sharell Huey reports live from campus on the CSU plan to place confidential advocates for sexual assault survivors on all 23 campuses, with reaction from University Counseling Services Director Mark Stevens. And reporter Lupe Llerenas is live with Associate Librarian Jennifer Quinonez to talk about Banned Book Week here on campus.
Field Producers: Ken Harvey and Jose Saenz
Producers: Brianna Ruffalo and John Salas
Anchors: Miranda Friess, Evan Stevens, Nancy Moreira and Dayanis Lopez-Reyes
President Obama speaks at the United Nations. Matador News reporter Stephanie Lopez has student reaction to U-S air strikes in Syria. Reporter Andrew Pitters talks about
National Punctuation Day with CSUN English Professor and Director of Composition Irene Clark.
Producers: Rachel Benshah, Rosanna Siracusa and Chantal Adams
Anchors: Ericka Sims, Calsey Cole, Angelica Arizon and AJ Romero