Matadors share how student groups create connection, celebrate culture and strengthen Native and Indigenous community at CSUN.
In this issue of our digital CSUN Magazine, we meet the constellation of CSUN researchers working to answer one of humanity’s most profound questions: Is there life beyond Earth?
Jackie Salazar, a senior marketing major and real estate minor in the David Nazarian College of Business and Economics, leveraged her involvement in CSUN’s Real Estate Club to land a summer job-shadowing opportunity at a local real estate firm and expand her professional network.
Rapper and singer Swae Lee kept everyone dancing on the University Library Lawn on Saturday, October 17, at one of the most popular events on campus: Big Show.
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.
Starting Oct. 24, CSUN will host one of the vote centers that are open to Los Angeles County’s voters in the days before the Nov. 3 midterm elections.
For Josiah Morrow, a three-month internship in Washington, D.C., turned the nation’s capital into a classroom — and helped shape his future in healthcare.
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 President Erika D. Beck, faculty and staff volunteers kicked off the new academic year September 3 with students at the President’s Picnic.