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Area roundup: Long Beach State men’s basketball at CSUN tonight
The Long Beach State men’s basketball team is on the road looking for revenge tonight at Cal State Northridge. The Matadors came to Long Beach three weeks ago and won their first game at Walter Pyramid since 2008 while also snapping a 13-game LBSU home winning streak. ESPN3 will broadcast the game online at 7 p.m. -- Long Beach Press-Telegram
National Signing Day: Redlands running mates ink letters
Redlands soccer players Madison Burke (Chico State) and Davis Moreno-Jaime (CSUN), boys tennis player Brysl Libao (University of Redlands) and softball players Raylene Anaya (Lamar Community College), Makenzee Clements (Lyon College) and Jaymi Steward (CSUN) also signed letters Wednesday. -- Press-Enterprise
BWW Review: Kurt Weill's Final Musical Masterpiece LOST IN THE STARS Makes its Triumphant Return to Los Angeles
I first heard about Kurt Weill's final musical masterpiece, LOST IN THE STARS, when I was studying his body of work during my senior year at CSUN. It was at a time, such as now, when society was being torn apart by opposing political forces, protests filled the streets, and racial inequality was being challenged in the wake of DR. Martin Luther King's assassination. And I have been waiting since then to see a production of the "musical tragedy" which opened on Broadway in 1949, just one year prior to Weill's death at age 50, at a time when segregation was still rampant in America. -- Broadway World Los Angeles
Campus sexual assault panel offered good, bad and ugly for due process
The panel, which featured Diane Harrison of California State University-Northridge, Alisa White of Austin Peay State University in Tennessee, Barbara Gitenstein of the College of New Jersey, and John Jasinski of Northwest Missouri State University, wasn’t all bad. Still, some statements should be concerning to anyone who values due process and the rule of law. -- Watchdog
CSU Statement On President Trump’s Executive Order
The California State University is committed to being an inclusive and welcoming institution of higher education that is enhanced by the students, faculty, staff and alumni from our global community. Dianne F. Harrison
President, CSU Northridge -- PublicNow
CSU Employee Costs, Funding Gap Lead to Tuition Hike Talks
Many students at College of the Canyons transfer to CSUs, the top school being CSU Northridge (CSUN) followed by San Diego State University (SDSU) and CSU Long Beach (CSULB). -- KHTS Radio
Jerry Brown proposes to end scholarships for middle-class students
Unos 46,000 alumnos disfrutan actualmente de estas becas en todo el estado, y el 56% de ellos estudian en las universidades del sur de California. Las universidades que acogen al mayor número de estudiantes beneficiados con esta beca son la Universidad de California en Riverside, en San Diego y en Los Ángeles dentro del sistema de UC, y las de Northridge y Long Beach de entre los 23 campus de CSU. -- La Opinión (in Spanish)
Cutting middle class scholarship could hit Southern California hard
Data provided by the California Student Aid Commission shows that this year UC Riverside, UC San Diego, and UCLA topped the list of UC campuses with the most students receiving the scholarship. CSU Northridge and CSU Long Beach topped the list among the 23 CSU campuses. -- California Political Review
Viola Davis Headlines CSUN Black History Month Events
Three-time Oscar nominee and Golden Globe-winning actress Viola Davis will lend her voice to California State University, Northridge’s Black History Month celebration this year. -- SCV News
Women of Distinction Magazine Selects Katherine Leigh Myers as a Distinguished Professional in Her Field
Myers previously taught graduate level courses at Wright State University on Assistive Technology for several years. She has presented numerous times in her field as well, including at the California State University Northridge Conference on Technology and People with Disabilities and at the High Ground Conference on Assistive Technology. She's also been involved voluntarily as a Representative on the Very Special Arts Committee for their annual spring festival held at the University for those with special needs, is Co-Chairman of the Board for Rob's Rescue, an organization that provides education and awareness for the need for training and preparation for families and emergency responders when dealing with those with special needs of all ages, those that are grossly obese, and the elderly, holds a leadership role within her church through their Celebrate Recovery program, which was formed to help those suffering addiction, anxiety, co-dependency, and more, and sings in the church choir. -- CBS 58 - WI