Fallout from the 2024 presidential election has created emotional turmoil for some as they struggle to come to terms with how future political decisions could impact them and their loved ones. When you add on the traditional tensions associated with the holidays and family gatherings, it can all seem emotionally overwhelming.

With the 2024 election inching closer and closer, and with two starkly different versions of American government on the ballot, a lot of people can feel overwhelmed and fearful for the future. But even with legitimate reasons to be concerned, it’s still important to take care of yourself.

The General Election is coming up on Nov. 5. and for many Matadors, this will be their first time voting. If voting sounds daunting, it doesn’t have to be! Read on for some tips on how to get started and campus resources to help you get the job done.

As coverage of the race for president of the United States continues to escalate, California State University, Northridge journalism professor José Luis Benavides urged members of the news media to remember the vital role they play in the contest.