• Read more about CSUN Prof Part of International Effort Studying Indigenous History for Keys to Surviving Climate Change ( 1732)

Drought. Devastating fires and floods. Rising temperatures. Deadly heatwaves and cold spells. The extinction of an increasing number of plant...

• Read more about CSUN President Appointed to National Education Board ( 1621)

California State University, Northridge President Erika D. Beck has been appointed to the Board of Directors of the American Association...

• Read more about CSUN Tradition Continues: 37th Annual Powwow Later This Week ( 1616)

It’s a tradition that dates back to the 1970s at California State University, Northridge — one that was suspended for...

• Read more about CSUN Alumna and Marvel’s First Deaf Superhero Lauren Ridloff Returns to Campus for “Big Lecture” ( 1615)

CSUN alumna Lauren Ridloff ’01 (English-Creative Writing) returned campus this month to give the “Big Lecture” presented by Associated Students....

• Read more about Gone, But Not Forgotten: Campus Celebrates Dia de los Muertos ( 1613)

Vibrant ofrendas, a formal procession with traditional Aztec dancers and candlelit evening remembrances. These were all part of the Dia de los Muertos celebrations...

• Read more about The Season of Thanks and the Season of Giving: Matadors Making a Difference in Our Campus Community ( 1612)

The end of the year is kind of like a roller coaster ride. You climb and climb the steep track…...

• Read more about Meera Komarraju Named CSUN’s New Provost ( 1609)

Meera Komarraju, provost and vice chancellor for academic affairs at Southern Illinois University, Carbondale, has been appointed provost and vice...

• Read more about Subtle Chemistry Matters in Linking Partners in Compounds When it Comes to a New Type of Superconductors, According to CSUN Prof ( 1606)

A subtle chemical interaction between metal and anion sublattices, not between atoms, in compounds matters when it comes to superhydrides...