For 40 years, the CSUN Assistive Technology Conference has been a global leader in accessibility innovation, connecting experts, advocates, and tech pioneers.
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.
CSUN leaders gathered to celebrate Super Sunday at H.O.P.E’s House Christian Ministries in Granada Hills. It’s the 20th year for the CSU initiative.
Known for its prior success hosting the games in 1932 and 1984, Los Angeles will become the first city to have hosted the Olympics three times, setting the stage for a historic two-week event.
Members of “In the Loop,” CSUN’s knitting and crochet club shared their skills with fellow crafters at Los Angeles Jewish Health in Reseda. The outing was organized by CSUN’s Office of Community Engagement.
For four decades, California State University Northridge’s Center on Disabilities has worked to provide a premier forum for exploring the latest in technology and accessibility for persons with disabilities. 2025 marks a milestone 40th anniversary for the Assistive Technology Conference, which will be held Monday, March 10 to Friday, March 14, at the Anaheim Marriott in California.
The wildfire symposium is scheduled for 2:30 p.m. on Friday, March 7 at the University Student Union’s Northridge Center, on the west side of the campus off Zelzah Avenue.
Events to honor the legacy and activism of Martin Luther King Jr. featured days of service with members of the local community.
Black History Month offers Matadors a chance to reflect on their identity, honor their heritage, and explore how their experiences on campus shape their understanding of Black history.