For years, pundits have been ringing the death knell for Hollywood, claiming that the movie industry is on its last legs, unable to survive competition from streaming services and online content.
CSUN film professor Nate Thomas said that is not going to happen.
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).
An interdisciplinary team took home the $10,000 top prize at the 2026 Jeff Marine Bull Ring New Venture Competition final event on April 23. The winning pitch: A streaming platform dedicated to independent films.
From films that capture the struggle of being mocked about a stutter to the difficult choices immigrants must face, the public is invited to explore stories that a future generation of filmmakers have brought to light at California State University, Northridge’s 35th Annual Senior Film Showcase on Wednesday, April 29.
Multimedia artist Bruce Yonemoto, the Orndorff Artist-in-Residence, worked with CSUN students and faculty on a new project.
California State University, Northridge has appointed Chad Hilligus as the new executive and artistic director of the Younes and Soraya Nazarian Center for the Performing Arts, known as The Soraya, a nationally recognized performing arts venue.
When American photographer Richard Cross visited Palenque de San Basilio, Colombia, in the 1970s, it was as part of an anthropological effort to document the lives of the descendants of Africans living the area.
Professor Charles Hatfield’s classes apply literary analysis to comics while analyzing other media comics to interact with and studying their impact on pop culture.
Members of the Black Scholars Matter program brought Black History Month 2026 to life with a talent showcase, celebrating culture, creativity, and community.