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USU golf: Hayden Eckert sits in second place following first two rounds of Cal State Northridge Invitational
Utah State sophomore golfer Hayden Eckert carded back-to-back rounds of 69 and is currently in second place at 6-under-par 138 following the first day of competition at the Cal State Northridge-hosted Bill Cullum Invitational held Monday at the par-72, 6,849-yard Wood Ranch Golf Club. -- Deseret News - UT
Cal Poly volleyball off to its best start in 32 years, moves up in latest AVCA Top 25 Poll
The team is currently riding a 12-match winning streak and is off to its best start in 32 years. They will look to add to that this weekend as they will face CSUN Friday at 7 p.m. and Long Beach State Saturday at 4:30 p.m. Both matches are home at Mott Athletics Center. -- KSBY
STEM Champion Inspires Next Generation of Engineers and Scientists
He received his bachelor's and master's degrees in mechanical engineering from California State University, Northridge, and earned a doctorate in educational technology from Pepperdine University. He has served as a part-time engineering instructor at Oxnard College and is former co-president of the Society of Hispanic Professional Engineers, Ventura County Chapter. -- Navy
10 Really Important Digital Innovations Created In Schools
2. Science
The California State University Northridge launched the computer supported collaborative science initiative to aid science teachers in high-need schools, in the Los Angeles area, to engage students in genuine research experiences through using cloud-based tools. -- eLearning Industry
CSUN's Carolyn Jeffries, Michael Spagna and Shari Tarver Behring: Toward a Culture of Self-Care
Self-care -- maintaining a healthy and balanced lifestyle through individually determined activities -- has been found to improve productivity and a sense of well-being as well as physical and emotional health in a variety of work settings. Although it is still considered a somewhat controversial concept, many colleges and universities are now regarding self-care as essential for the optimal well-being of everyone in their community: faculty, staff, administrators, students, support personnel and others. The benefits of promoting self-care in the workplace are well documented. -- Inside Higher Ed
Three ways Hispanic media has changed in the Trump era
1. Racist attacks on Hispanic journalists have intensified. In an illuminating interview on CNN, Henry Gomez, the senior political writer at Cleveland.com, told host Brooke Baldwin that he has “noticed an uptick” in racist insults while covering Trump as compared to his previous decade-plus of experience. He explained that many of the emails and tweets that he receives are “parroting a lot of Donald Trump’s greatest hits,” referring to Trump’s anti-immigrant rhetoric. Gomez’s case is not unique. The conservative Media Research Center launched a literal campaign against Univision’s Jorge Ramos for his coverage of Trump, and Fox News has fed the fire and called for Ramos’ resignation. Other journalists have voiced concerns over the intensifying anti-Latino environment in op-eds and on Twitter. The challenge for Hispanic journalists covering Trump is unique because, according to Cal State Northridge journalism professor Jose Luis Benavides, interviewed by KQED, “if you’re from a Spanish-language news organization … some people may assume you have a built-in bias.” -- Media Matters
2018 California Senate race expected to get more crowded
Kasparian joined the network as a host and producer a decade ago, according to her bio on the TYT Network website. She has also appeared as a contributor on MSNBC and RT, and taught journalism at California State University Northridge. -- CNN
8 Halloween Costumes That Are Actually Racist, Even if You Might Not Realize It
"People need to understand that when they are wearing that calavera, that it's not just a mask or something to decorate their face with. What they are wearing is the symbolism of that eternal cycle of life, death and rebirth." Yreina Cervantez, a Chicano/a studies professor at California State University, Northridge told the Inquisitor. -- Bustle
Red baiting and the attempt to silence Susan Quimpo
Enrique de la Cruz, professor emeritus at California State University Northridge, also said the statement appeared to be aimed at Quimpo. -- Inquirer
These 7 SoCal ‘Voice’ contestants got the coaches spinning in their chairs
Lyn, who is mastering in classical music at Cal State Northridge, says he didn’t think she’d go for his “light” style of singing. -- Los Angeles Daily News