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ANCA-WR Launches 2026 Summer Internship Program
A Political Science student at California State University, Northridge with aspirations of pursuing a career in law, Maya is passionate about advocacy and using her voice to drive meaningful impact. Through her academic studies, volunteer work, and involvement in public service initiatives, she has developed a deep commitment to helping others and promoting positive change. -- Asbarez
After my father was deported to Mexico, this program kept me from becoming homeless
With my family torn apart and struggling, my parents suggested that we all move back to Mexico, but I was supposed to begin college at Cal State Northridge in the fall, studying dance with the hope of one day becoming a teacher, and it felt like the life I had worked for was being decided without me. -- San Francisco Chronicle
Global BTS conference to explore next chapter of Korean wave
Launched in 2020 at Kingston University in the United Kingdom, the annual conference has since been held in partnership with California State University, Northridge, Hankuk University of Foreign Studies and the University of Malaya, growing into an international academic network dedicated to studying BTS and the contemporary Korean wave. -- The Korea Times
CATL Targets Lithium-Air Batteries With 1,600 km EV Range Potential
In 2024, researchers from the University of Illinois Chicago, Argonne National Laboratory, and California State University, Northridge demonstrated a lithium-air battery capable of operating for more than 700 charge cycles in an air-like environment. -- Electric Cars Report
Terrifying ‘doublet’ earthquakes add to California’s seismic dangers. Venezuela shows the risks
“It’s obviously not the most common thing that happens with earthquakes, but it’s definitely not like an unusual physical phenomenon,” said Julian Lozos, an associate professor of geophysics at Cal State Northridge. -- Los Angeles Times
Doublet earthquakes add to California’s dangers
“It’s obviously not the most common thing that happens with earthquakes, but it’s definitely not like an unusual physical phenomenon,” said Julian Lozos, an associate professor of geophysics at Cal State Northridge. -- Antelope Valley Press
Today In SCV History: June 26, 1972 – Upper Castaic Lake Opens for Swimming, Boating
Many of the artifacts were later displayed at the Santa Clarita Valley Historical Society Museum. Others were exhibited at the Castaic Lake Visitors Center until its closure, after which they were transferred to the Pyramid Lake Visitors Center. The current whereabouts of much of the collection remain uncertain, with some reports suggesting items were placed in storage at California State University, Northridge or California State University, Fullerton. -- KHTS
New faces for High school, Chaparral offices
She previously taught teacher-candidates at Cal State Northridge, focusing on lesson planning and classroom management. -- Moorpark Acorn
Small stature, giant ambition: Edmonds College’s Yusleny Rangel fights for gold in Peru
Standing 5 feet, 3 inches tall and weighing in at 101 pounds, Rangel competes in the smallest weight class (46kg) and emerged from the National Collegiate Team trials in Fresno, Calif., on April 3 as one of two competitors who earned the right to compete in Peru. She will join Caliana Fonseca of Cal State Northridge to form the 46-kg competitors on the USA Team. -- Lynwood Times
CSUN volleyball’s Jordan Lucas is playing his truth out loud
The CSUN graduate and NCAA Elite Scholar-Athlete is redefining visibility in men's volleyball -- NCAA