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University of Maryland, Baltimore County wins 2017 National Collegiate Cyber Defense Championship

In addition to University of Maryland, Baltimore County top finish, University of Tulsa placed second, and Brigham Young University placed third. The 10 schools that competed at the championship include: University of Alaska Fairbanks, At Large Regional CCDC Winner University of Maryland, Baltimore County, Mid-Atlantic Regional Winner DePaul University, Mid-West Regional Winner Montana Tech, North Central Regional Winner Rochester Institute of Technology, Northeast Regional Winner University of Washington Seattle, Pacific Rim Regional Winner Brigham Young University, Rocky Mountain Regional Winner University of South Alabama, Southeast Regional Winner University of Tulsa, Southwest Regional Winner California State University Northridge, Western Regional CCDC Winner -- spoke

University of Maryland, Baltimore County wins 2017 National Collegiate Cyber Defense Championship

In addition to University of Maryland, Baltimore County top finish, University of Tulsa placed second, and Brigham Young University placed third. The 10 schools that competed at the championship include: University of Alaska Fairbanks, At Large Regional CCDC Winner University of Maryland, Baltimore County, Mid-Atlantic Regional Winner DePaul University, Mid-West Regional Winner Montana Tech, North Central Regional Winner Rochester Institute of Technology, Northeast Regional Winner University of Washington Seattle, Pacific Rim Regional Winner Brigham Young University, Rocky Mountain Regional Winner University of South Alabama, Southeast Regional Winner University of Tulsa, Southwest Regional Winner California State University Northridge, Western Regional CCDC Winner - CityBizList

STEM Students & Faculty Invited To Be Part Of The CSUN Build PODER Program!

Attention all STEM and health majors! Find out how you can gain hands-on research experience in the biomedical field by joining the CSUN Build PODER program. Also, STEM faculty are also invited to be CSUN Build PODER mentors. Learn more at the Build PODER Workshop on April 18 at 10 a.m. in the SSA's Career/Transfer Center. -- Public Now

A Space Fan's Guide to the March for Science

The Los Angeles satellite march boasts an impressive list of speakers, including Allison Schroeder, the Academy Award-nominated screenwriter of "Hidden Figures"; Sean Carroll, a theoretical physicist at the California Institute of Technology and author of multiple popular books about cosmology; and Farisa Morales, an astrophysicist and professor at California State University, Northridge, and Moorpark College in California, who also worked at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory on the Spitzer Space Telescope. In San Francisco, Adam Savage, co-host of the "MythBusters" TV show, will join the slate of speakers. - Space.com

Ashley Wright Fires First Shutout for UCSB in Split of Twin Bill

UCSB (24-20, 5-4) closed out its three-game home series with Cal State Northridge (25-15, 5-4) by earning its second shutout of the weekend to take a 2-1 series win. After falling 6-1 in Saturday's opening game, the Gauchos defeated the Matadors 4-0 in the third and final game. -- Noozhawk

Long Beach State baseball suffers rare home loss to CSUN

LONG BEACH >> Long Beach State’s No. 12-ranked baseball team wouldn’t go away in its matchup against Cal State Northridge on Saturday afternoon at Blair Field. But crooked numbers in the final third of the game lifted CSUN (17-20, 4-5 Big West) to an 8-5 victory. All eight runs for CSUN were scored with two outs. -- Long Beach Press-Telegram

Baseball: No. 12 Long Beach State's Win Streak Snapped By CSUN

The No. 12 Long Beach State Dirtbags wouldn’t go away in their matchup against the Cal State Northridge Matadors on Saturday afternoon at Blair Field. But crooked numbers in the final third of the game lifted CSUN (17-20, 4-5 Big West) to an 8-5 win. All eight runs for CSUN were scored with two outs. -- Gazette Newspapers

Locals in the Pros: 16 represent EG in MiLB

After leaving Franklin, Johnson played at Cal State – Northridge and was taken by the Giants in the 23rd round in 2014. He had a solid year in San Jose last year (8-9, 5.32 ERA) and he’s moved up the ranks to Double-A Richmond for the Giants. -- Elk Grove Citizen

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