A New 'Garden Army': History of Gardening During National Crises
Wednesday, April 15, 2020 - 12:00pm to 1:00pm
Rose Marie Hayden-Smith, PhD will lead us in a discussion about the history of gardening during national crises. Read more
Arts Visalia opens, online, for a virtual gallery tour
Susan Moore was born in Burbank, California and grew up in Studio City. She received her BA in Fine Art from California State University Northridge. She now resides in Reno, Nevada. Susan has been an artist all her life, and has made her living in graphic design, art direction and currently, decorative wall finishes. She is now focusing on her fine art. She has worked in many mediums, but really enjoys the immediacy of acrylics. Susan’s work mostly resembles impressionistic landscapes. Using impressionist brush strokes and vibrant color schemes she works to encapsulate the mood of her subject.. Finding the perfect imperfections she is able to enhance the varied landscapes and still lifes of her subject matter. Moore finds that the process is a labor of love that allows her to rework her pieces until she has captured the emotion properly. -- Valley Voice
CSUN Professor Offers Strategies for Families Struggling with Homeschooling
Wendy Murawski, executive director and Eisner Endowed Chair of the Center for Teaching and Learning at California State University, Northridge, said she shares parents’ pain, and she offers some research-based strategies to keep the stress level down and help parents keep their children on track. -- SCV News
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Susana Marcelo is a Salvadoran-born, Los Angeles-raised writer whose work largely focuses on liminality, inter-generational trauma, and the Salvadoran diaspora. She has been published in The Wandering Song: Central American Writing in the U.S.from Tia Chucha Press, Virginia Quarterly, In-Flight Literary Magazine, and The Northridge Review. She is a lecturer at Cal State Northridge and Los Angeles Valley College. She is also the creative director of CSUN’s La Ceiba: The Undergraduate Journal of Central American Studies. -- Arte Al Dia
How might colleges benefit from the coronavirus stimulus package?
Public universities projected to receive the most funding
University of Central Florida FL $47,600,000
California State University, Northridge CA $47,458,000
Miami Dade College FL $47,449,000
Arizona State University (Tempe campus) AZ $42,997,000
Florida International University FL $42,087,000
California State University, Long Beach CA $41,202,000
California State University, Fullerton CA $41,088,000
California State University, Los Angeles CA $40,067,000
Texas A&M University, College Station TX $39,863,000
University of California, Irvine CA $39,067,000 -- Education Dive
No Caps, No Gowns: For Many In The Class Of 2020, Commencement Is Called Off
"It's just a ceremony," says Alexandrea Mares, who lives with her grandparents and attends California State University, Northridge. Right now, she says she's far more concerned with keeping herself and her family healthy. "You know what? My health and their health is what matters most," she says. "At the end of the day, it's the degree that you get and I'm gonna get the degree either way at the end of the semester." -- Houston Public Media
People and Plants: Popeye was on point with his advice to eat spinach
This dark leafy green is low in calories and has a high nutrient content — calcium, magnesium, potassium, iron, fiber and vitamins A, K and C. Magnesium supports healthy blood pressure levels, bone health and memory, according to California State University, Northridge. Potassium decreases blood pressure. Lutein can improve eyesight. Vitamin K and calcium help keep bones strong. And Popeye’s favorite, iron carries oxygen throughout the body. -- Broomfield Enterprise
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Pride Center: Virtual T-Time on Zoom
Wednesday, April 8, 2020 - 7:00pm to 8:30pm
Experience support, guidance and a network of peers to help you navigate living as trans* or outside the gender binary at Virtual T-Time, hosted weekly on Zoom by the Pride Center of the University Student Union. Read more
Pride Center: Virtual T-Time on Zoom
Wednesday, April 15, 2020 - 7:00pm to 8:30pm
Experience support, guidance and a network of peers to help you navigate living as trans* or outside the gender binary at Virtual T-Time, hosted weekly on Zoom by the Pride Center of the University Student Union. Read more