CSUN Pushes for Better Transportation Options to Ease Campus Commutes

The CSUN campus sits in the middle of a transportation desert of sorts, devoid of subway or light-rail connections and sorely lacking in the number of rapid bus lines. CSUN leadership is hoping to change this — and benefit the surrounding Valley community in the process. University officials are advocating for Metro transit officials, legislators and business leaders to support efficient, timely transportation options for CSUN’s almost 50,000 students, faculty and staff. On March 3, CSUN will host a Valley Transportation Summit to discuss proposed transit solutions.

CSUN’s First Black Youth Guidance Forum Inspires Advocates of Community Involvement

Most high school and college students spend their Saturday mornings at places other than a college campus. But as CSUN celebrated its first Black Youth Guidance Forum on Feb. 13, students of all ages gathered at the USU to learn about ways to pursue their higher education goals as members of the African-American community.

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Comics Symposium to Explore Breadth of Student Research in the Popular Medium

On Feb. 27, the Comics and Visual Culture symposium at CSUN takes the burgeoning field of comics studies to the next level by throwing the spotlight on student research that examines the interaction of comics and visual culture from diverse perspectives.

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Upcoming Events

Men’s Basketball vs. UC Santa Barbara

Thur, Feb. 25, 7:30 p.m.
Before the Matadors tip off against the Gauchos, fans are encouraged to take part in the It’s On Us campaign. The first 500 people to take the pledge to stop sexual violence receive a free T-shirt.

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The Band of the Royal Marines and the Pipes, Drums, and Highland Dancers of the Scots Guards at VPAC

Sun, Feb. 28, 3 p.m.
The rousing Royal Marines join forces with the Highland Dancers of the Scots Guard for a commotion in motion of band, bagpipes and kilts.

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Civil Rights Pioneer: A Symposium on Judge Loren Miller

Mon, Feb. 29, 3 p.m.
Amina Hassan will be speaking about her recent work, the biography of Judge Loren Miller, civil rights attorney and journalist.

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Focus on Alumni & Community

CSUN Pushes for Better Transportation Options to Ease Campus Commutes

CSUN’s First Black Youth Guidance Forum Inspires Advocates of Community Involvement

Comics Symposium to Explore Breadth of Student Research in the Popular Medium

Upcoming Events

Men’s Basketball vs. UC Santa Barbara

The Band of the Royal Marines and the Pipes, Drums, and Highland Dancers of the Scots Guards at VPAC

Civil Rights Pioneer: A Symposium on Judge Loren Miller

Focus on Alumni & Community

Past Meets President at AS Presidents Day Luncheon

Alumni Among Those Highlighted in Library Exhibition on Black Aesthetic and History

CSUN Lecture to Explore the Impact of Ethiopian Immigration on Israel, March 3

CSUN in the News

President Harrison: Valley Transit Plan Must Address CSUN’s Needs

CSUN’s Nate Thomas Takes a Look at Why the Oscars are So White

Yuja Wang and the Russian National Orchestra Perform at CSUN’s VPAC