Hispanic Heritage Month is an opportunity to honor the remarkable stories of alumni who have turned their academic passions into successful careers.
On Tuesday, October 8, Congressman Tony Cárdenas (CA-29) will present a check for $963,000 in Community Project Funding to Strength United, a nonprofit organization committed to providing trauma-informed mental health services to survivors of domestic violence.
During Hispanic Heritage Month, CSUN celebrates the journeys of alumni who have dedicated their careers to making a difference in the lives of others.
Celebrating alumni success for Hispanic Heritage Month: Giovanni Batz ’08 (Political Science), an assistant professor of Chicana and Chicano Studies at UC Santa Barbara. reflects on his time at CSUN and how it set him on his career path.
The archive serves not only as a collection of guitar music, but also a history of the guitar and a documentation of the entire world from the eyes of guitar musicians.
CSUN has its very own tradition for students who wish to mark significant achievements. It’s called “The Tradition of the Rose.”
Danny Bustos, a 26-year-old CSUN alumnus working in private equity, recently created the Bustos Family Scholarship to invest in the education of the next generation of Nazarian College students.
Jhoanna Serrano left the Philippines for the United States at just 18 years old, hoping to give her a better future.