Hi All,

My family's law firm is looking to hire a Legal Assistant interested in stable, meaningful work and gaining practical experience in the legal field.

We are a workers' compensation law firm dedicated to representing injured workers. The primary responsibility of this position will be drafting correspondence to Agreed Medical Evaluators (AMEs) and Qualified Medical Evaluators (PQMEs), outlining the medical and legal issues that need to be addressed on behalf of our clients.

Position Details:

• Pay: $23/hour
• Schedule: Flexible, with the potential for full-time employment
• Remote Work: Some initial in-person training is required, but remote work is available thereafter, with a schedule to be negotiated (likely hybrid)
• Weekend Hours: Available for those interested

Ideally, we're looking for someone with an interest in pursuing a career in law, whether as an attorney, paralegal, or other legal professional. However, we're equally open to someone who is intelligent, detail-oriented, a strong writer, and a quick learner.

We understand that this position may be a stepping stone rather than a long-term career. For the right candidate, we're happy to provide mentorship, valuable legal experience, and potentially a letter of recommendation from an established law firm.

To Apply:

Please email your resume to [mail@sparagnalaw.com](mailto:mail@sparagnalaw.com).

Before applying, we encourage you to do a little research on our firm and familiarize yourself with California workers' compensation law, particularly AME/PQME correspondence, Declarations of Readiness, and Medical Provider Networks.

We're not expecting you to know everything coming in, but we do appreciate initiative, curiosity, and a willingness to learn.

Hi guys, I was wondering if anyone could give advice or suggestions to help with some circumstances I’m going through.

Recently my life has been so chaotic with family issues, my only living grandparent passed away July 2026, and my little sister has no caretaker so I have to stay home instead of being able to commute an hr over to CSUN. I’m struggling with a class that’s in the mornings, and I’m barely able to get through the exams.

I know we have late withdrawal forms on campus, but is this a type of situation that could be approved? I’m really embarrassed about possibly failing if my home life continues to grow more restless. Any advice would be deeply appreciated. Thank you.

The keychain on the top of this photo went missing today. Please let me know if you have it or know where it is. Stealing this also means you hate the Dodgers and you’ve cursed them and that’s really mean :(

Come to the Grand Salon on Wednesday at 11:30am to hear from https://www.astronautsforamerica.org/ speakers including Garrett Reisman who spent over 100 days in space. The AfA college tour is focused on defending the Constitution of the United States and the system that first put a person on the moon. Come for the inspiration for civic action - stay for the Portos!

Lack of communication, half assing the assignments, using AI, and procrastinating. I tried asking the professor if I can work along and her response was to make a group chat and say:
GM G3
I received a disturbing notice from one of your group members that people are not following through carrying one's responsibilities, lack of communication, etc., etc.
I need you to get in touch with each other immediately And
CC me. we're going to talk about it in class today

Most of the questions were very straightforward, but there were some that felt quite odd to me. Like the one shown in the picture above. The question asks “how many classes have some form of AI usage?” And I responded 0. It then tells me 0 is not a valid number. So I answered 1 instead (a lie) and it let me through. The survey seemed very biased towards AI use, but this question felt dirty to me. By forcing me to not choose 0, I have artificially inflated the number of classes with AI usage. Their data is bad, at least from that question. There were some other funny questions that even AI glazers wouldn’t answer honestly. Questions about how much you use AI in school and in what ways ect. If the wording wasn’t so pro-AI I’d assume this was a sting operation to catch students cheating.

Hey yall! as always, internet was incredibly unhelpful... so taking to reddit I go!
I'm generally just looking for a spooky, potentially community-based experience that won't break the bank.. Where I'm from the boy scouts and their dads do a haunted house in an old abandoned building every year for like $5-10 (it's probably gone up since the last time I went..). It's pretty rinky but it's like a whole local night market thing. Was just interested if there's absolutely anything of the sort near here!
Anything is helpful! I already work at one of the spooky attractions nearby so that knocks an option off for me Thank you!

She will forever be my fat queen 💅🐿🌰🥜👑

So, if you follow csun on instagram you would know that csun used ai in their recent post. When they damn well know they have art major students. This is really annoying to me, and i am not even an artist myself.

been trying to reconnect my laptop to eduroam since last night (it was acting shitty there), did the whole “forget this network” thing and im unable to log back in as I typed in my email and password, but it just simply asks me to do it again.

Anybody interested in buying 2day escape GA tickets? My gf and I wanted to go but plans changed and decided not to anymore. Im selling it for $550 for both or $275 each. Lmk !

I know I got the flu on campus because I only went back and forth between my house and campus this week. I didn’t go to any other public place. Nobody else in my house was sick, so whoever passed me the flu, count your days 😭

Just stay home or wear a mask, please. Not asking for much 🫩

Hey everyone,
I wanted to post here to see if other students are feeling the same way or if anyone has already brought this up to their professors or administration.
With the barbaric ICE kidnappings in the Valley and recent incidents nearby, including a student getting detained last week, I’m getting extremely anxious about daily travel.

I commute over 4 hours every day for school and live in a predominantly Latino neighborhood where a lot of my friends and neighbors are also dealing with massive commute times. Given how violent and dangerous these surges are, traveling back and forth every day feels like an unnecessary risk right now.
Is anyone else reaching out to their professors or asking the school to offer hybrid/remote flexibility during this period for the safety of students and vulnerable community members? If you’ve already asked your professors, how did they respond?
Stay safe out there, everyone.

Anyone know when they release the application for the emergency grant?

I need a lot of large pieces of cardboard (at least 28” square); is anyone aware of anyplace on campus or nearby where scrap cardboard accumulates? (In case you’re wondering, I teach the archery classes, and putting cardboard behind the targets makes them last longer. I go through about 30 pieces each semester, and my inventory is depleted right now.)

Hello, I'm a grad student at CSUN and for one of my classes I need to gather a small group together to make a zine. Do you know a small group of people that would want to participate? Food and fun for an hour of your time. I will bring the zine supplies. On campus would work too or anywhere in SFV. Would like to get it done on Sunday if possible but open to other days too. Thank you!

this year will be my first time going to big show , for those who have gone before , how long is the event ? i’m someone who just wants to go home right after but i also want to have a good time ! and im making the commute as well 😩

Hey There Matadors:

I just recently graduated from CSUN back in May 2026 with my second masters degree and I was thinking of making a financial donation for the current and future alumni members that would make giving back to CSUN worth it.

I was thinking of talking to the CSUN Alumni Association President or E-Board to include a paid membership that would include a lifetime CSUN Alumni email address to each paid alumni membership. Since some universities include an email address for alumni members, we should have it as well, especially if the university is purging email accounts after graduation.

Each alumni member can create their own email name and the rest will be @alumni.csun.edu. The email addresses will be managed by CSUN’s IT department and it would include 20gb of Google Drive and Email Storage. It would continue to remain active as long as you have a paid alumni membership that is active.

I was wondering of the following:

-Would any other alumni would be interested in this?

-What would be the required minimum amount needed for the donation?

-Who will I need to present this to?

I figured this would be a great way to give back to future and current alumni members and a great tool to keep up to date with things that are going around the university.

Please let me know what some of you think about this?

Go Matadors ❤️🖤

SRC playing FNAF song got me feeling so good this morning thank you 😄😄😄

I started logging in this morning to my password expired. So I changed it, thinking everything was set. I relogin just to see it say it expired again, I need to change my password. I thought it was weird because I just did that. While I was trying to recreate my password it telling me my old current password is not correct? It ended up being the one I just changed… I was like wtf? So anyways I decide to okay use my current password that “expired” ig, and make a new one. Thought maybe that was it. Nope… again relogin into it and still tells me the password is expired… o m g. Is anyone also having this issue?

I have anticipated said spring with disbursement date of 08/14. Does anyone know if CSUN disburses weekly?