Acasola strives to provide an opportunity for all students to enrich their musical and educational experience at CSUN through excellence in a cappella performance.

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The American Society of Interior Designers strives to advance the interior design profession and in the process, demonstrates and celebrates the power of design to positively change people's lives.

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The Bicycle Club at California State University Northridge is committed to the activities of recreation, adventure-travel, bicycle advocacy and community redevelopment. The club encourages members to discuss and promote the building of bike trails and bike paths, urban planning, the advocacy of bicycle infrastructure and any and all issues which club members may wish to discuss and participate in as it relates to the use of bicycles in the community.

The Biology, Ecology, and Evolution Reading Club strives to help students develop critical thinking and reading skills, while becoming more familiar with the literature in ecology and evolution.

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The C.A.P.T.U.R.E.D. group’s principle goal is to give students an opportunity to explore social issues, and to bring awareness to topics that are often overlooked or misconstrued in our society. Through our research, programming, writing and documentaries, we plan to educate and inform individuals about the issues that have been affecting many of us throughout our lives, but have never really been brought into the open and discussed in depth. We want to give people a chance to tell their stories and express themselves about topics relevant to them. A significant goal of the group is to capture oral histories and document them so that they may not be forgotten. Whether to inspire change, educate, or enlighten the masses, C.A.P.T.U.R.E.D produces real world issues from a universal standpoint. Encouraging shifts in perspective is a huge objective with C.A.P.T.U.R.E.D., and in order to promote change, spreading awareness is essential. The art of non-fiction storytelling and writing articles for publication is C.A.P.T.U.R.E.D.’s main means of heightening consciousness, and promoting civic engagement.

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The Anime Club strives to provide a friendly environment to promote Asian films, music, and culture so that the fans of the Asian media entertainment can share their interests and concerns.

The purpose of CSUN Automotive Enthusiasts (CAE) is to create a community of automotive enthusiasts on the California State University, Northridge (CSUN) Campus through social interaction by holding meetings and events. The passion of automobile driving is shared through the experiences and knowledge of individuals within the community. The club advocates safe and responsible driving and is completely against illegal street racing. The goal of CAE is to enrich the minds of students and enthusiasts alike of various automobiles and motorsports.

CSUN Black Graduation Club strives to provide a support and outreach for graduating seniors of African-American/ Black heritage and any who may affiliate with Article I.

CaHPSA aims to cultivate leadership and advocacy skills among health professional students to effect change in the health care system, primarily through grassroots efforts, education and chapter growth, in support of comprehensive, publicly-financed, privately-delivered guaranteed healthcare for all Californians.

The Collegiate National Association of Music Educators promotes the general advancement of music education, privileges, and responsibilities of the music education profession.

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The CSUN Cross-Cultural Friendship Club exists to build lasting friendships among international students, scholars and American friends by caring for and fostering their unique interests – physical, social, emotional, and spiritual. We seek to help the CSUN international student community to reach their full potential as leaders.

The CSUN Improv Club is an organization that provides a medium for every CSUN student to participate in improvisational acting. The CSUN Improv Club also provides an outlet for students who want to work on interpersonal communication skills, meet friends, use their creativity, laugh, and feel all warm and fuzzy inside.

Our purpose is to promote professional and soft skills development and provide valuable networking opportunities for the registered members. Our goal is to help the members advance into their desired careers.

The CSUN Performance Ensemble Club is formed to stage original and innovative productions, original scripts, poetry, prose fiction and nonfiction, and oral histories for campus and community audiences. Students may develop solo and group performances for university festivals, local schools, and libraries. By participating within the club, students also learn how to make installation art, to consider and play with the avant-garde, use multi-media, and to use their own creative talents to produce work that makes people think, transform, analyze, and activate. The CSUN Performance Ensemble creates work dedicated to cultivating social justice. Their performance scholarship interrogates, narrates, critiques, and offers visions and strategies for social change within an unjust world. Their philosophy is to encourage CSUN students to participate in this social and performative environment in order to think, create, and perform.

CSUN Printmaking Society strives to create and encourage a sense of community amongst students interested in printmaking. They support the exchange of information and ideas as well as encouraging involvement in the print community, both inside and outside of academia.

CSUNaturals is a club created to promote both natural and healthy hair through support and education.

This club is intended for students interested in aspects of game design (including concept art, creative writing, 3D modeling and texturing, audio and programming) to participate in the production of a video game.

The organization shall exist to: 1. Provide a community of emotional and social support to students living gluten-free. 2. Educate its members and the gluten-free community on maintaining and improving overall health on a gluten-free diet. 3. Promote awareness of celiac disease, gluten sensitivity, and the gluten-free diet at CSUN and in the greater community. 4. Improve the accessibility of gluten-free foods and environments on-campus.

The Harambee Student Association seeks to ensure the equal distribution of resources during a time of limited resources.

Hermanos Unidos strives to create a strong and sensitive hermandad (brotherhood) among its members by adhering to the three foundational pillars of Hermanos Unidos: academic scholarship, community service, and social interaction.

The Illustration Club promotes the field of illustration and encourages creative interaction between the art sub-disciplines.

It is the purpose of the Institute for Healthcare Improvement (“IHI”) Open School Chapter to enable California State University, Northridge (“CSUN”) students, alumni, faculty, and professionals of other disciplines to develop skills, knowledge, and an eagerness for healthcare improvement through interdepartmental gatherings, networking, educational meetings, and activities.

The purpose of this club is to improve and sharpen both leadership and communication skills, strengthen and facilitate student-faculty and peer-to-peer relationships, and ultimately help each member to achieve personal and academic success.

Our purpose is to promote professional and soft skills development and provide valuable networking opportunities for the registered members. Our goal is to help the members advance into their desired careers.

The Linguistics Club is organized to promote linguistic studies at California State University, Northridge by way of holding regular meetings for discussion of linguistic topics, and by means of supporting, organizing, and pursuing activities relevant to the study of linguistics.

The purpose of Matadors For Equality (MFE) is to empower unity and rise above social injustice among Matadors. We will share our personal experiences of issues that directly affect us as CSUN students whether we are undocumented (AB 540), gay (LGBTQ), disabled, or treated as an inferior class of people on campus and in today’s society. We will also be discussing current events, community service, common interests. Our meetings and activities seek to make CSUN a safer and friendlier environment for all.

The Music and Entertainment Industry Student Association (MEISA) at California State University, Northridge exists to facilitate learning and networking between members, professionals, potential mentors, and employers. The primary goal is to build a consistent awareness of advances in the music and entertainment industry and by doing so, prepare students for careers in the field.

To unify all types of CSUN students that doesn’t have a central location to dance and express themselves. We strive to educate other CSUN students about Hip Hop and to improve ourselves as dancers and as a person.

Physical Therapy Club promotes education, stimulate Physical Therapy (PT) student involvement, sustain fellowship, disseminate information, coordinate action, increase community awareness of PT, provide services to the community, raise funds for charitable causes, and advance study in the field of PT.

The Residence Hall Association (RHA) of CSUN, represent the needs and concerns of all students living in the University Park Apartments (UPA); to advocate for residents’ needs, maintain communication between the residents and the Department of Residential Life, and to provide a forum for information and discussion to help build community among each resident in the UPA.

The Student Athlete Advisory Council allows representatives from all different sports at CSUN to have a voice about ways to improve CSUN's sports programs and to reach out to the community and student body to help support CSUN's sports as well as help make a difference in the community.

The purpose of this organization is to help cultivate student leaders and raise student awareness of preventative healthcare, integrative medicine and holistic wellness. Preventative healthcare focuses on diet, exercise, stress-reduction, and self-care; integrative medicine is a combination of conventional medicine and other alternative practices, such as acupuncture, herbal remedies, massage therapy, yoga etc; and holistic wellness is an approach to health that focuses on the interconnectedness of biological, psychological, and social health factors. On top of educating students and promoting the above mentioned health-practices, our goal is to organize events in which students can actively participate in fun, engaging and health-benefiting activities. Furthermore, we will provide networking and internship opportunities which coincide with the organization’s core values.

The Sustainability Club is a student led organization that serves as liaisons’ to the Institute for Sustainability. As a club we advocate for the development, research and promotion of sustainability within the student body of the university and its serving community.

The purpose of The Blues Project is to be a peer education program that is non-discriminatory (as stated in Article III, section 2) and educate the university community about suicide and depression, emphasizing prevention and early intervention.

The intent of this organization is to empower students, through education, of Salvadoran related issues. Organizational goals include; developing an interest towards higher education amongst the Salvadoran Community, developing awareness about cultural, political, and economic issues that directly affect the Salvadoran Community, preserving the historical and cultural identity of El Salvador.

The V-Day Club is a catalyst that promotes creative events like the "The Vagina Monologues" to increase awareness, raise money, and revitalize the spirit of existing anti-violence organizations.

Veterinarians of Tomorrow strive to provide various networking opportunities for students who are interested in the topic or careers in the field of Veterinary medicine.

Vocal Percussion Radio strives to entertain audiences through the arts and promote general interest in music and student involvement at CSUN by means of music sung in the style of a cappella.

The Women's Resource and Research Center strives to bring a diverse and open atmosphere regarding women's issues to the CSUN campus, while improving women's access to university education, and working towards equitable treatment of women and men in society.