Calendar Day

In stories about Noah, his ark, the individuals who survive the flood, and those left behind, Jewish tradition reckons with questions of human hubris and survival. We will use these ancient Jewish texts along with testimony from contemporary disability communities to grapple with climate change and the question of whose lives we deem worth saving.

You’re invited to join us at “The Blend” every Wednesday on Instagram Live — hosted by the Veterans Resource Center at the University Student Union.

Explore pathways to positive change at Transforming Hispanic Serving Institutions with Dr. Gina Garcia, a dynamic lecture presented by the University Student Union in collaboration with NASPA Region VI. 

Please join the Anthropology Department for our Annual Keith Morton Memorial Lecture with Special Guest: Rudy Ortega, Jr., Tribal President of the Fernandeño Tatavíam Band of Mission Indians. His lecture will address the history language and culture of the Fernandeño Tatavíam Band of Mission Indians, the first people of the San Fernando Valley.

The Lounge - The Cure for Zoom Fatigue

Challenge yourself to live a zero-waste lifestyle.

We welcome you to this workshop as we discuss the unstable health and human rights environment that may be affecting students' focus and/or motivation.  Identify areas of struggle and learn useful strategies.

You can improve your computer skills this semester with the Computer Lab of the University Student Union by taking FREE Virtual Tech Tips workshops. Whether you’re a beginner or an expert, we’ve got a class just for you!

Civil Discourse and Social Change is hosting an upcoming webinar on activist strategies and efforts to organize against migrant detentions and deportations. Speakers include members of Tsuru for Solidarity, JAs for Justice, and the Detention Watch Network.  The webinar addresses the role of memory in generating intergenerational and cross-racial solidarities against forced removal, incarceration and civil liberties violations.

Five past judges of Comic-Con's Will Eisner Comics Industry Awards, including English Department's Professor Charles Hatfield, discuss their selection process as well as the current state of the graphic novel.

In solidarity with Nation Expungement Week. Presented by CSUN's Project Rebound in collaboration with Root & Rebound, The Los Angeles Public Defender's Office, and The Social Impact Center.