The beginning of the semester at CSUN is traditionally filled with events welcoming students — with free T-shirts, food, photo ops and music. Indicating a return to normalcy is around the corner, CSUN Associated Students (AS) hosted the Matador Experience Fair Oct. 4 to 6, combining all the…
The University Economic Development Association (UEDA) has selected CSUN’s AIMS2 program as the Talent category winner in its 2021 Awards of Excellence program. AIMS2 is a collaborative, multi-institutional program focused on increasing the academic success of Hispanic and students with low incomes in the College of Engineering and Computer Science…
CSUN ranks second in the nation in awarding bachelor’s degrees to Hispanic students, according to the Hispanic Outlook on Education magazine, which focuses on Hispanic education in institutions of higher learning. The magazine published the ranking in its annual Top 100 Colleges and Universities for Hispanics list in its…
Emily Serebryany ’94 (Accounting) has some words of wisdom to share with CSUN’s aspiring entrepreneurs: Success lies in trying new ideas, and failure is the risk of trying. To support CSUN’s innovators and risk takers, Serebryany recently made a $50,000 gift to establish the Emily Serebryany Leadership Fund…
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…