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Protesting to Columbia University over the Unlawful Detention of Mahmoud Khalil
David Klein
Emeritus Professor of Mathematics
California State University Northridge -- Informed Comment
Olivia Robledo Named 2025 Assembly District 43 Woman of the Year
Her contributions include significant involvement with Comisión Femenil SFV, the California State University Northridge (CSUN) Alumni Board and Padres Pioneros. In these roles, Robledo consistently demonstrates a passion for uplifting and inspiring those around her. -- San Fernando Valley Sun
California college professors have mixed views on AI in the classroom
California State University, Northridge, journalism lecturer Marta Valier has students use ChatGPT to write headlines, interview questions and video captions in her Multimedia Storytelling and Multi-platform Storytelling classes due to the inevitability of AI in the workforce. -- EdSource
LG Electronics showcases accessibility innovation at CSUN AT 2025 conference
LG Electronics announced on the 12th that it will participate in the world's largest accessibility conference, "CSUN AT 2025," held in Anaheim, California, for four days starting on the 11th (local time) to introduce accessibility enhancement technologies and products. -- ChosunBiz
Proto Presents Real-Time Spatial Communication for the Deaf at CSUN Assistive Technologies Conference
Los Angles, CA, March 11, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Proto Inc., original hologram and spatial compute platform, will present at the CSUN Assistive Technology Conference, explaining why its 3D platform makes for richer interactions using ASL and other sign languages – and can improve experiences for the Deaf and hard of hearing in all kinds of public situations. The conference takes place at the Anaheim Marriott and runs from March 10th to 14th. -- Globe Newswire
New evidence sparks debate: Could this be Noah's Ark?
However, the theory faces significant scientific challenges. Professor Lorence Collins of California State University Northridge published research in 2016 showing that the boat-like structure resulted from natural erosion processes. His studies also indicated that the formation is much older than the surrounding flood deposits. Additionally, scientists note that the fossilization of wood into stone requires millions of years, not the mere 5,000 years since the purported flood. -- Israel Hayom
Mujeres on the Verge
Years ago, Cal State University, Northridge (CSUN) composition teacher Vilma Villela volunteered at a small struggling East Los Angeles playhouse, which in turn helped bring out her inner director. Now, after being at the helm of plays across California, Villela has come full circle to Casa 0101 Theater to bring “Pleito” (Fight), a hilarious comedy that celebrates Latinas during Women’s History Month and kicks off the 25th season of the little theater that could. -- San Fernando Valley Sun
Fernandeño Tataviam Band of Mission Indians Celebrate Opening of Native Plant Nursery
The native plant nursery was established in collaboration with the Tataviam Land Conservancy, as well as California State University, Northridge, with funding provided by the United States Department of Agriculture’s Inflation Reduction Act, Urban and Forestry Program. -- SCV News
28 places in Southern California where you can get free help with your income taxes
To help take the stress out of Tax Day California State University, Northridge’s Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA) Clinic in the David Nazarian College of Business and Economics on Thursday, April 4, 2024. is offering free tax preparation assistance to low-income families and individuals, including non-English speakers, people with disabilities and veterans, from Jan. 22 through April 15 at CSUN and more than a dozen satellite locations throughout Los Angeles County. -- Los Angeles Daily News
CSUN's Robert Krol: The United States benefits from trade agreements
President Trump believes international trade agreements like the World Trade Organization are a bad deal for the United States. He fails to see how these agreements provide the rules that govern international commerce. The WTO and other regional free trade agreements create more certainty for global businesses, expanding investment at home and abroad. These agreements also increase the flow of products and services across borders. Consumers can buy less expensive items and have a greater variety. -- The River Reporter