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Coral reefs in French Polynesia are stuck between life and death
The scientists had previously noticed that this stretch of reef wasn’t recovering from the 2019 bleaching event. “We were a bit flummoxed,” said Edmunds, a biologist and professor at California State University, Northridge. -- National Observer, Canada
As Airbnbs explode around the Obama Center, housing advocates say affordable units are disappearing
Edward Kung, who has studied the impact of Airbnbs on housing across the country, said the theory is simple: “[Airbnbs] shift some of the housing stock away from residents to tourists, so you get a potential decline in the housing stock, and that would push up prices and rents.” said Kung, an economics professor at California State University, Northridge. -- Chicago Sun-Times
Mississippi Museum of Art Presents Groundbreaking Exhibition Photography and the Black Arts Movement, 1955–1985
Harry Adams, Protest Car, Los Angeles, 1962. Inkjet print, 11 x 13 15/16 inches (27.5 x 35.4 cm). Courtesy of Tom & Ethel Bradley Center, California State University, Northridge, Harry Adams Archive -- Fooshya
Eva Romero Outlines Priorities in Bid for Tennessee House District 60
She said she became a teacher after studying history at California State University, Northridge; however, financial pressures eventually led her to leave teaching to pursue a career in real estate. -- Tennessee Star
Who will Bass face in Los Angeles mayoral race in November? Updates
Tom Hogen-Esch, political science professor at California State University Northridge, echoed the timing element in this race. You get a bigger slice of the electorate in a November election, and that includes numerous more young progressives in Los Angeles, he said. -- The Siskiyou Daily News
CSUN's George B. Sánchez-Tello: Monterey County health officials warn of harm to public health from H.R. 1
Monterey County health officials gathered in early May to broadcast a warning to residents about the impact of pending changes to public healthcare and food aid under H.R. 1, a federal funding law the Trump Administration has dubbed the One, Big, Beautiful, Bill Act. -- Voices of Monterey Bay
CSUN Prof’s Book Explores Civil Rights Activism in Los Angeles Through Pictures
Karin L. Stanford, a California State University, Northridge professor of political science in the Department of Africana Studies, discovered that little of the civil rights activism that took place in Los Angeles has been told in schools or books. -- SCV News
The Big West Board of Directors Advances Strategic Priorities During Annual Spring Meetings
The Board of Directors also recognized outgoing Chair Erika D. Beck, Ph.D., President of Cal State Northridge, for her leadership and service during the 2025-26 academic year. The Board previously elected Cal Poly San Luis Obispo President Jeffrey D. Armstrong to serve as Chair for 2026-27, succeeding Beck on July 1, 2026, and elected Cal State Fullerton President Ronald S. Rochon to serve as Chair for 2027-28. -- The Big West
Poetry and Music Bring People Together at LA Public Library
Tumanyan is a full-time high school English teacher and an adjunct professor of English at local community colleges. She holds a bachelor’s in English and comparative literary studies from Occidental College and a master’s in creative writing from California State University, Northridge. She is the author of five poetry collections and four children’s books. Her forthcoming poetry collection, Why I Pray in Armenian, will be released in January 2027 by Finishing Line Press. -- Armenia Mirror Spectator
New Book Examines ‘The Armenian Revolutionary Federation and Constitutionalism in the Ottoman Empire’
Over the course of his career, Moumdjian served as Principal of the Armenian Mesrobian School and Vice-Principal of the Vahan and Anoush Chamlian School. He also taught Armenian History at California State University, Northridge; the University of La Verne; UCLA; and Glendale Community College. In addition, he taught at the Ferrahian School and authored multiple Armenian history textbooks that continue to educate new generations. -- Asbarez