Matadors reflect on the tribal and family traditions that shaped them, the steps they are taking toward academic success and how they plan to give back to their communities.
U.S. Air Force veteran and Public Health major Kaitlyn Bryant talks about how she managed motherhood and military service and her life as a Matador.
The innovative MataBites program combats both food waste and food insecurity on campus by routing surplus food from campus events to those who have signed up for alerts on the CSUN app.
A special fall edition of the Associated Students’ “Big Show” featuring Galantis captivated the crowd on the University Library Lawn.
CSUN nursing student Daniela Muriel moved from Colombia to Los Angeles and became the first in her family to graduate from an American university.
The new CSUN Safe App provides a variety of features designed to enhance personal security and give immediate access to emergency resources, all on one screen.
Hispanic Heritage Month runs Sept. 15-Oct. 15. At CSUN, it’s a time for students, faculty and staff to reflect on identity, celebrate culture and discover how belonging grows in everyday spaces.
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.
Members of CSUN’s Zero Waste team leveled up their efforts this fall to advance reuse and recycling efforts on campus, with the university’s first-ever Matador Move-In Circular Giveaway.