Matadors who identify as Asian, Pacific Islander and Desi American are finding meaningful ways to celebrate their heritage and build community.
Joshua trees are only pollinated by yucca moths, but how do the moths know when it is time to pollinate? That is what Pryce Millikin, a California State University, Northridge biology graduate student, is trying to figure out, and he’s asking the public to help.
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.
It’s time to meet this year’s cohort of Campanella Scholars! CSUN’s College of Health and Human Development hosted a luncheon to celebrate students who’ve earned scholarships from the Roy and Roxie Campanella Foundation and the Los Angeles Dodgers Foundation.
Ensuring that every student at California State University, Northridge has the tools they need to succeed drives everything that Freddie Sánchez does at CSUN.
Break out the coffee and study guides, finals season is here! But don’t worry, there are resources available for students to finish the semester strong.
More than 10,900 students are eligible to take part in CSUN’s commencement exercises this week. Each student has a personal story of hard work, perseverance and success. Below are examples of just some of those stories:
CSUN students took center stage at a National Institutes of Health conference and presented the results of their own research studies to an audience of medical professionals and prospective medical students.