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CSUN To Shine The Spotlight On Hollywood’s Future Filmmakers At Showcase

The stories are as diverse as their filmmakers: A girl trying to get out from under the thumb of an overbearing mother. An American taking an unexpected journey on his way to joining the Israeli military. A teenager getting a new perspective on her grandmother. A dancer fleeing an abusive relationship. A struggling actor going on an imaginative journey with a terminally ill child. -- AmericanTowns.com

CSUN Alumni Break Stereo Types and Communication Barriers in No Limits Silent No More

Members of the community and California State University, Northridge students have the opportunity to gain real-life insight into the everyday life experiences of people who live with hearing loss through a collection of monologues performed in the critically acclaimed documentary “Silent NO MORE,” presented by the nonprofit group No Limits for Deaf Children and Families, featuring CSUN alumni and faculty. -- AmericanTowns.com

Serving California's Deaf Community

Cal State Northridge offers a Deaf and Hard of Hearing Credential through the Department of Special Education. Students have access to the National Center on Deafness (NCOD) Resource Center, the nation's largest collections of deaf-related books, journals, dissertations, videos and documents. -- Public Now

Engineering Students Showcase Their Best Ideas

CSUN Aeronautics display their project with the guidance of faculty advisor Vibhav Durgesh. Their project won the category of Project Display for the Mechanical Engineering department. Photo by David J. Hawkins. -- Military Technologies

First declared challenger in 25th District emerges

Hill graduated from local schools: Highlands Elementary, Arroyo Seco Junior High and Saugus High schools. Her bachelor’s degree is from Cal State Northridge. Her Master of Public Administration is through the University Center at College of the Canyons. -- Simi Valley Acorn

CSUN Professor on “What It Means” to be a Muslim

Gender and women’s studies professor Nayereh Tohidi, director of the Middle Eastern and Islamic Studies Program at California State University, Northridge, feels her stomach clench every time she hears about an alleged terrorist attack. -- San Fernando Valley Sun

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