U.S. Marine Corps veteran and math major Alia Yollis discusses her experience in the military and her goal to become a teacher.
Dance, by nature, is collaborative — between dancers and choreographers, music and movement, and performers and the audience.
Matadors share how student groups create connection, celebrate culture and strengthen Native and Indigenous community at CSUN.
Innovation was in the air as CSUN’s Global HSI Equity Innovation Hub launched its inaugural “Culture is Currency” national STEAM innovation challenge on Oct. 20.
In this issue of our digital CSUN Magazine, we meet the constellation of CSUN researchers working to answer one of humanity’s most profound questions: Is there life beyond Earth?
Jackie Salazar, a senior marketing major and real estate minor in the David Nazarian College of Business and Economics, leveraged her involvement in CSUN’s Real Estate Club to land a summer job-shadowing opportunity at a local real estate firm and expand her professional network.
Unlike traditional student-led media that primarily serves campus information needs, The 818 Beat functions as a dedicated community service where classroom assignments generate the majority of its content.
Rapper and singer Swae Lee kept everyone dancing on the University Library Lawn on Saturday, October 17, at one of the most popular events on campus: Big Show.
In a laboratory in the basement of California State University, Northridge’s Eucalyptus Hall, associate professor of physics Sattar Taheri-Araghi and his students are setting out on an ambitious project to understand how antimicrobial peptides act under conditions that closely resemble real infections.