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CSUN Signs Three Players to Boost Basketball Roster for 2024-25 Season
CSUN Men’s Basketball signs three new players for the 2024-25 season, including Noah Williams, Sabien Cain, and Jalen Barbee. Williams, a versatile forward from California’s Sierra Canyon High School, brings a high motor and scoring ability. Indiana native Sabien Cain, a scoring combo guard, joins from Millennium High School in Arizona. Jalen Barbee, a sharpshooting guard from Cochise College, is known for his shooting and basketball IQ. The signings aim to bolster the Matadors’ squad for the upcoming season. #GoMatadors -- BVM Sports
Senior student athletes sign their National Letters of Intent
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Maddison Ford, girls soccer, Westmont
Taylor Kessler, girls soccer, St. Mary’s
Jazeli Vandenburgh, girls volleyball, South Florida
Makenzie Wood, girls water polo, Cal State Northridge -- Valley News
CSUN Professor: Biggest Threat Is If Volcanic Fissure Will Open Inside Grindavík, Threatening Community
Associate Professor of Geophysics at California State University Northridge, Dr. Julian Lozos, joined FOX Weather to discuss the risks of this particular volcano in Iceland. -- FOX Weather
What is media literacy? What parents need to know
“Media literacy is an essential life skill,” says Bobbie Eisenstock, a journalism professor at California State University — Northridge. -- Editor and Publisher
U.S. Department of State Recognizes 46 Hispanic-Serving Institutions as Fulbright HSI Leaders
Master’s Colleges and Universities, non-doctoral institutions which award a significant number of post-baccalaureate degrees:
California State University, Northridge
California State University, Sacramento
Saint Mary’s College of California
San José State University
University of Redlands
Metropolitan State University of Denver
Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University-Daytona Beach
New Jersey City University
Baruch College, CUNY
College of Staten Island, CUNY
Hunter College, CUNY
Queens College, CUNY
Saint Edward’s University
University of Houston-Downtown -- Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs
CSUN Cinematheque presents the original SHAFT (1971) directed by Gordon Parks
CSUN Cinematheque presents the original SHAFT (1971) directed by Gordon Parks. Adapted from the first of seven novels featuring Detective John Shaft by crime writer Ernest Tidyman (The French Connection), SHAFT features an Oscar-winning score by Isaac Hayes, and iconic Richard Roundtree in the title role. -- Woodland Hills Patch
Bostick scores 20, helps Cal State Northridge top Chicago State 74-64
Led by Dionte Bostick's 20 points, the Cal State Northridge Matadors defeated the Chicago State Cougars 74-64 -- The State-Journal
CSUN Secures 74-64 Victory Over Chicago State with Impressive Second Half Performance
CSUN Men’s Basketball defeats Chicago State 74-64 on the road with a second-half offensive surge. Dionte Bostick scores 20 points, De’Sean Allen-Eikens adds 18 as Matadors shoot 64% in the second half. Despite a slow start, CSUN builds an early lead, then pulls away in the second half. Coach Andy Newman praises the team’s toughness and ability to make crucial plays. CSUN improved to 2-1, out-rebounding Chicago State 43-29 and dominating in points in the paint. Next up, CSUN faces Life Pacific at home. -- BVM Sports
CSUN Women’s Basketball Suffers First Defeat of the Season Against Santa Clara
CSUN Women’s Basketball suffers first loss this season to Santa Clara, falling 39-71. Santa Clara’s Marya Hudgins and Tess Heal led the charge, dominating the game. CSUN’s Coach Carlene Mitchell plans to work on defensive strategy moving forward. The Matadors will take on Hope International next. #GoMatadors -- BVM Sports
Top 100 Accountant 2023 – Ivan Axelrod
Axelrod has held leadership roles over the past 15 years with Provident Financial Management from 1997 when the firm was sold to American Express through its current ownership structure. As chief operating officer, he maintained a business environment that allowed the firm to meet its financial reporting requirements as well as expanding the firm that at one time operated five offices throughout the United States. He is a graduate of California State University Northridge (CSUN) with a Bachelor of Science in Accounting and began his 18 year career with Laventhol & Horwath in 1972. -- Los Angeles Business Journal