The Career Center will be hosting the fall Job Fair tomorrow from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. in the USU, Northridge Center.
“We get a bunch of employers to come to CSUN who are all looking to hire either part...
Campus Sustainability Day held several lectures on how students can deal with waste management, as well as dealing with sustainability around the world. A series of lectures were held in the Northridge...
Students crowded around the entrance to the Matador Bookstore Complex due to a false fire alarm Monday afternoon.
As a safety precaution, students were evacuated from the bookstore while staff workers...
CSUN’s USU Board of Directors (BOD) and student attendees discussed the construction of two new buildings containing 400 freshman suites that will take place next year.
The hour-long BOD meeting,...
Jason Kennedy, 20, junior wind performance major, is one of the few performing oboists at CSUN. Aside from practicing, Kennedy makes his own reeds in order to craft his desired sound for his oboe.
Following a 3-1 victory over Cal Poly last Sunday, the Matadors (11-2,1, 3-1-1 Big West) tied UC Riverside (6-5-3,1-3-1 Big West) 0-0 on Saturday, earning an important, divisional point on the road.
The...
The Matadors (16-4, 6-1 Big West) were able to put Friday’s surprising loss behind them and overcome an early deficit to defeat Cal Poly (8-11, 2-4 Big West) in five sets, 27-25, 26-28, 22-25, 25-18,...
Students, professors and their family members showcased their talent on the USU Grand Salon's stage to raise scholarship funds for the Psychology Department on Wednesday.
More than 40 performers of all...
During a business panel held by CSUN graduates, students were introduced to a new concept called “intrapreneurs.”
“I definitely didn’t know the term intrapreneurship,” said Iris Chen, CTVA major....
CSUN alumna Genein Letford teaches third grade at NEW Academy in Canoga Park. She integrates music into her lesson plan and has been nominated for People magazine's "Teacher of the Year" award.
To...
CSUN students, alumni, faculty and staff watched a Mexican baker recall seeing a mother comfort her wailing infant by feeding it Coca-Cola in a baby bottle on the screen of the Elaine and Alan Armer Theater....
CSUN students gathered at the Northridge Center for the "Gender, Race, Identity and the Law in our Lives" lecture series. At the GRILL lecture a four panelist discussion took place about the Voting Rights...
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