The series received a record-breaking 430 film submissions from students across 53 schools in California, with only 33 films becoming finalists.
CSUN nursing student Daniela Muriel moved from Colombia to Los Angeles and became the first in her family to graduate from an American university.
Members of CSUN’s Zero Waste team leveled up their efforts this fall to advance reuse and recycling efforts on campus, with the university’s first-ever Matador Move-In Circular Giveaway.
CSUN Track & Field’s Trey Knight earned silver in the hammer throw at the 2025 Toyota USA Track & Field Outdoor Championships, July 31 in Eugene, Ore. Knight qualified for the world championships next month in Tokyo.
June is a special time at CSUN, as the campus comes together to celebrate Pride Month — honoring identity, sharing stories and uplifting the voices of LGBTQIA+ Matadors.
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.