This summer, the university welcomed Chad Hilligus, the new executive and artistic director of the Younes and Soraya Nazarian Center for the Performing Arts (The Soraya).

CSUN’s Armenian student organizations this week are commemorating the darkest chapter in Armenians’ history, the Armenian Genocide of 1915, as well as celebrating their heritage and working to raise awareness on campus and in the wider community.

CSUN leaders are laser-focused on the road ahead, as the university implements strategies for the next five years of Black-Serving Institution (BSI) work — and beyond.

In a celebration and framing of a new era at CSUN, faculty, students, alumni and campus leaders kicked off the university’s historic new designation as a Black-Serving Institution.

An all-digital ID, MataCard is CSUN’s first true one-card system — an ID card on your phone that can link to a meal plan, serve as a key to dorms and other campus buildings, and a way to pay for grub and goods around campus.

CSUN alumna Jenée Ornelas is experiencing a full-circle moment — from playfield to stewardship — as she pioneers a new job with Los Angeles County’s Department of Parks and Recreation.

As Matadors dive into the new academic year, thousands of Jewish students, faculty and staff are preparing for another major calendar milestone: the upcoming Jewish High Holidays.

CSUN unveils first new residence halls in a decade and launches reduced rental rate program.

The up-and-coming Men’s Basketball team will play Tuesday in a national tournament for the fourth time at the Division I level.

California Lt. Gov. Eleni Kounalakis was among the dignitaries who headlined a gathering of more than 200 of the region’s elected officials and business leaders, as well as CSUN leaders and alumni on campus Feb. 24.