CSUN Unveils Bookstein Real Estate Center
Nearly 200 students, faculty and community leaders attended a May 6 naming ceremony to honor Harriet and Harvey Bookstein for their generous support for the real estate program and center at California State University, Northridge’s David Nazarian College of Business and Economics. -- SCV News
Teenage Rising Star Set to Graduate from CSUN
While most teenagers are navigating their way through high school, 15-year-old actor Tate Birchmore is preparing to walk the California State University, Northridge commencement stage. -- SCV News
What Supports Latino Student Success?
Connect to community. Programs that help cultivate students’ passions through community engagement also see high levels of success. CSUN’s B2F participants commit to 20 hours of community service and the program establishes service projects based on their cultural history. California State University, Fullerton, helps counseling students serve Spanish-speaking communities through the Ánimo Latinx Counseling Emphasis, which infuses Latinx cultural values into the curriculum to provide specialized clinical training. -- Inside Higher Ed
In the Community Calendar
Saturday, June 1 Food Forward Zest Fest 9am-1pm California State University Northridge - Orange Grove 18111 Nordhoff St. Northridge, CA 91330 -- ABC 7 Los Angeles
Cheers and proud tears for CSUN grads as 2024 commencement ceremonies begin
On Friday, Cal State University Northridge held the first of seven commencement ceremonies to celebrate the adversity overcome, goals obtained and dreams launched by the class of 2024. -- Los Angeles Daily News
Lowriders Are High Art at the Petersen Museum's New Exhibit, 'Best in Low'
"Our first show was focused on community, car clubs," said Denise Sandoval, a professor of Chicana and Chicano studies at Cal State Northridge and a multi-time curator/consultant to the Petersen for its lowrider shows. "The second one was how lowriders fit in LA history, but this one is really focused on craftsmanship. We look at hydraulics, engraving, painting, upholstery. The goal is to give recognition to a community that doesn't get appreciation for its craftsmanship." Sandoval also mentioned that the new exhibit makes space for lowriders built by women, as well as builds not only from other states, but from overseas as well. "The two Japanese cars are not to be missed," she advised. We can vouch for that. Takahiko Izawa's completely engraved '58 Impala was mind-blowing, as was Hisashi Ushida's golden '54 Chevy, "Sphynx." -- Car & Driver Magazine
Lowriders Are High Art at the Petersen Museum's New Exhibit, 'Best in Low'
"Our first show was focused on community, car clubs," said Denise Sandoval, a professor of Chicana and Chicano studies at Cal State Northridge and a multi-time curator/consultant to the Petersen for its lowrider shows. "The second one was how lowriders fit in LA history, but this one is really focused on craftsmanship. We look at hydraulics, engraving, painting, upholstery. The goal is to give recognition to a community that doesn't get appreciation for its craftsmanship." Sandoval also mentioned that the new exhibit makes space for lowriders built by women, as well as builds not only from other states, but from overseas as well. "The two Japanese cars are not to be missed," she advised. We can vouch for that. Takahiko Izawa's completely engraved '58 Impala was mind-blowing, as was Hisashi Ushida's golden '54 Chevy, "Sphynx." -- Yahoo!