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Vietnamese student among team behind award-winning film

The film previously won Best Film at the CSUN VSA Cinemania 2025, organised by the Vietnamese Student Association at California State University, Northridge, as well as the Audience Choice Award at the University of Southern California Cinema and Media Studies Festival 2025. -- Viet Nam News

CSU students gain access to Canvas, UC still restricted

“Frankly, it’s coming at the worst time possible,” CSU Northridge student Alfonso Vargas told ABC News. “It’s during finals week. Teachers are finding out right now. I’m a little worried whether they extend the deadline or not, because I have a term paper due. … I’m not too sure if the teachers are going to be allowed to. I’m not too sure. I hope this can be figured out as soon as possible.” -- EdSource

LA500 2026: Stuart Waldman

Stuart Waldman has served as president of the Valley Industry and Commerce Association since 2008. Under his leadership, VICA represents more than 1.8 million Valley residents and 245,000 businesses, engaging in a variety of policy and economic issues, from transportation and housing to workforce development and public safety. Waldman spent 11 years in the California State Assembly, including seven years as chief of staff, before joining VICA. He currently serves on the boards of the LA28 Olympic and Paralympic Games organizing committee, the Valley Economic Alliance, the Cal State Northridge Foundation, and the Los Angeles Press Club advisory board. -- Los Angeles Business Journal

This Bay Area university has become a ‘ghost town.’ Can a new president save it?

While Spagna was on faculty at Cal State Northridge in 1994, a massive earthquake ripped through campus, toppling buildings and causing hundreds of millions of dollars in damage. Over the next 23 years, Spagna watched the university use innovative marketing campaigns to nearly double its enrollment — from roughly 24,000 students to around 40,000. -- San Francisco Chronicle

In backlash against tech in schools, parents are winning rollbacks

“If I’m giving my 5-year-old a game-ified version of a worksheet, it will hijack the development of her intrinsic motivation and jeopardize her ability to learn,” said Mernick, who teaches art education at California State University, Northridge. -- Sun Herald

Gallo Center Introduces 26/27 Season

The season launch follows the Center’s recent announcement that Chad Hilligus is stepping down after five years as chief executive officer to accept the top job at the Younes and Soraya Nazarian Center for the Performing Arts (“The Soraya”) at California State University-Northridge. Hilligus’ last day at the Center will be June 10. -- Amador Ledger Dispatch

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