Hispanic Heritage Month is an opportunity to honor the remarkable stories of alumni who have turned their academic passions into successful careers.
The Soraya’s Bayramian internships give students across campus — including those from the Mike Curb College — a chance to contribute to a season of performances at the world-class performing arts venue.
The series received more than 350 submissions from students across Southern California. Only 33 were selected as finalists, including four made by CSUN students as their culminating projects. The films will be aired on PBS SoCal, Chan. 28, beginning Wednesday, Sept. 18, at 10 p.m.
Documentaries will take the spotlight in California State University, Northridge’s Fall 2024 Cinematheque series, which begins September 18th and runs through December 4th. The Wednesday night screenings are free and open to the public.
Art comes in many forms — paintings, ceramics, photography or even collages. Regardless of the medium, it can turn the ordinary into the extraordinary, create beauty from the profane, evoke emotions and inspire the imagination.
As coverage of the race for president of the United States continues to escalate, California State University, Northridge journalism professor José Luis Benavides urged members of the news media to remember the vital role they play in the contest.
Xóchitl Hernández ’20 (Vocal Arts), a dynamic storyteller and CSUN legacy, is breaking new ground in the opera world by incorporating the indigenous Nahuatl language into her performances.
A trip to New Orleans, the birthplace of jazz, was just one of the opportunities provided to CSUN jazz studies students by the Herb Alpert Foundation.
Commencement season at CSUN never fails to disappoint, and 2024 has been no exception: Eight joyous ceremonies kicked off May 11 with Honors Convocation, and continued May 17-20 as graduates from eight colleges crossed the stage.