Epidemics have afflicted human populations for centuries; whether the Black Death, caused by the bubonic plague, that spread through Europe in the 1350s and decimated entire towns and villages. Or the measles, smallpox, and other diseases Europeans brought with them to the Americas that devastated indigenous communities throughout…

Fueled by their writing skills and a love for storytelling, recent graduates Daniela Torres ’21 and I’Yonna Applon-Kettles ’21 found their passion in journalism and are well on their way to success in the field. This past May, the graduates landed fellowships with leading media companies — Torres with a four-month stint at…

Sixty-eight thousand plastic seats and only a few were occupied. Japan’s largest stadium was mostly empty, making whatever Wesley Williams was going to say to Lex Gillette audible and clear. Williams placed his hands on Gillette’s shoulders, gave him a hug, then walked to his position down a…

Employers are consistently striking gold at two career fairs hosted by CSUN’s David Nazarian College of Business and Economics’ Industry Night and the Meet the Firms event. Companies went mining again at both events, held virtually this fall to connect well-known businesses and firms with students. “I only…

California State University, Northridge is among the “coolest” universities in the United States and Canada, according to Sierra magazine’s 15th annual “Cool Schools” 2021 rankings. Coming in at No. 35, CSUN is the highest-ranked campus in the California State University system on the Sierra Club’s list of greenest…