To Preserve Joshua Trees for Future Generations, Professor Will Study Their DNA

To help stave off the potentially devastating effects of an increasingly warmer climate on the Mojave Desert’s distinctive Joshua trees, CSUN evolutionary biologist Jeremy Yoder will collect tissue samples from 300 trees across the desert. This will help identify trees that are more adaptable for future efforts to replant after fires or weather disasters.

Alumni Discuss Their Start in the Entertainment Business in Nazarian College Distinguished Speaker Series

CSUN alumni Louis Santor ’89 (Accounting), David Knoller ’86 (Theatre) and Wendy Knoller ’87 (Radio/TV Production), who have worked on projects including “The Matrix 4,” “Big Love” and “Friends,” discussed their careers in the entertainment industry. Bruce Gersh ’91 (Accounting Theory and Practice), a strategic advisor and multimedia executive, moderated the virtual Nazarian College Distinguished Speaker Series event.

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CSUN student Tracey Spann talks to a masked worker in the Student Housing area.

CSUN Dorms Still Offer Shelter to Those Who Need It Most

When public health officials ordered college dorms to limit occupancy to help slow the spread of COVID-19, CSUN leaders held out a safety net for about 250 students who otherwise wouldn’t have any place to go.

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To Preserve Joshua Trees for Future Generations, Professor Will Study Their DNA

Alumni Discuss Their Start in the Entertainment Business in Nazarian College Distinguished Speaker Series

CSUN Dorms Still Offer Shelter to Those Who Need It Most

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