Matadors are harnessing the power of artificial intelligence to strengthen connection and build a more inclusive campus community.
An engineering grad student took the top prize at the 2025 Jeff Marine Bull Ring New Venture Competition final pitch event, on April 24, 2025— a $10,000 check for his invention aimed at creating a safe and stable power grid,
A graduate student from California State University, Northridge and a researcher from the University of Colorado Boulder are working to develop a model to explain how changes in the sun’s surface affects Earth’s atmosphere, weather, and magnetic field.
A CSUN professor and the resident mycologist of the Los Angeles Mycological Society found that a mahjong tile is the perfect barrier in their study of a poisonous mushroom’s potential as an anti-cancer drug.
Professor Lozos noted that humans will naturally link these types of events together, even if they have no relation to each other – especially if some of the events were extremely negative.
A CSUN alum’s research team won a $5 million prize for its work using drones to study the Amazon rainforest ecosystem.
When two massive earthquakes (magnitudes 7.7 and 7.6) devastated southern and central Turkey in February 2023, they did more than destroy towns and villages — they brought communities together in unexpected solidarity.
For 40 years, the CSUN Assistive Technology Conference has been a global leader in accessibility innovation, connecting experts, advocates, and tech pioneers.
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.
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.