CSUN recently unveiled the new name of the Andrew J. Anagnost College of Engineering and Computer Science, honoring an alum with an inspiring story.

Emhoff, a proud CSUN alumnus and the former U.S. Second Gentleman, spoke with President Erika D. Beck and met with entertainment alumni.

Former CSUN Baseball outfielder Denzel Clarke is making a splash since being called up to play with Major League Baseball’s Athletics.

Jae C. Hong ’06 (Photojournalism), staff photojournalist for the Associated Press, in April won the 2025 World Press Photo Award in the Singles (single-frame photograph) category for the Asia-Pacific and Oceania region.

A CSUN alum’s research team won a $5 million prize for its work using drones to study the Amazon rainforest ecosystem.

Jason June ’13 (Journalism), M.A. ’16 (English Literature) always loved storytelling — but it was a single class, taken to fulfill a graduation requirement, that changed the course of his life and career.

CSUN alumnus Jermey Ashley Pair debuts his first feature film, “Meathook.”

With more than $575,000 in donations for the 2025 campaign tallied so far, CSUN Giving Day continued to inspire students, parents, alumni and friends to give to the departments, athletic teams, student clubs and organizations they love most across the university.

The Matador is chasing his professional racing dream, fueled by the skills CSUN gave him to think like an engineer and compete like a champion.

CSUN’s Athletics Hall of Fame made its return in February after a seven-year hiatus. The 2025 class, consisting of three individuals and one team, were inducted during a night of Matador pride and celebration, Feb. 28 at the Warner Center Marriott Hotel in Woodland Hills.