For many Matadors, campus organizations have become places to find friendship, support and shared purpose. During LGBTQIA2S+ History Month, two share what these groups have meant to their CSUN experience.
During Latinx/a/o/e Heritage Month, CSUN celebrates Nuestra Gente, Raíces y Cultura — our people, roots and culture — and the many experiences and traditions that shape the university community.
CSUN rose to No. 20 on The Hollywood Reporter’s 2026 list of the nation’s top 25 film schools, making it the highest-ranked film program in the CSU.
Before Mark Edward Harris ’81 (History) photographed more than 100 countries on all seven continents, the award-winning photographer found the spark for his global career in a CSUN darkroom.
For Asian, Pacific Islander and Desi American Heritage Month, Newsroom spoke with Matadors about the cultural backgrounds, traditions and communities that shape who they are.
CSUN Newsroom spoke with Jewish American Matadors about the traditions, values and experiences that connect them to their heritage.
During Arab American Heritage Month, Matadors are sharing the CSUN experiences that have strengthened their confidence and the values shaping their future.
What can take root at CSUN and grow far beyond campus? For alumni Samantha and Mark Sirota, it was Good Box Organics.
A new semester comes with a lot to juggle, but you don’t have to figure it out from scratch. CSUN alumni Camilla Rambaldi ’13 (Journalism) and Jonathan Gonzalez ’13 (Broadcast Journalism), classmates-turned-NBC4-colleagues, shared a three-step game plan to help you start strong.