A new report reveals how the California State University (CSU) system and CSUN power regional prosperity —fueling jobs, innovation and long-term economic growth across the state.
California State University, Northridge’s 40th annual Powwow returns to campus on Saturday, Nov. 29, in celebration of the American Indian communities of Los Angeles County and throughout Southern California.
U.S. Air Force veteran and Public Health major Kaitlyn Bryant talks about how she managed motherhood and military service and her life as a Matador.
Four separate events will take place in different locations across campus located at 18111 Nordhoff St. in Northridge, all providing attendees with opportunities to learn and grow their knowledge about Africana studies.
The innovative MataBites program combats both food waste and food insecurity on campus by routing surplus food from campus events to those who have signed up for alerts on the CSUN app.
A special fall edition of the Associated Students’ “Big Show” featuring Galantis captivated the crowd on the University Library Lawn.
CSUN nursing student Daniela Muriel moved from Colombia to Los Angeles and became the first in her family to graduate from an American university.
Since 1995, K-12 students and teachers have published their research in The New Journal of Student Research Abstracts, created by Dr. Steven Oppenheimer who hopes of instilling a curiosity in science beyond the classroom.
Performers brought history to life as part of Hispanic Heritage Month celebrations with a performance of “August 29.” The play honors journalist Ruben Salazar, whose death in 1970 in East Los Angeles galvanized a generation.