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Our mission can be summed up in one word: relevance. Our fundamental purpose is to increase understanding of a complex and ever-changing world through excellence in teaching and applied research. Our students engage in studies that infuse them with a keen understanding of the issues facing our region and the world. Our faculty conducts research that addresses real world issues and provides thought
02/11/2019
The Fannie Lou Hamer Story Award winning performer Mzuri Moyo Aimbaye brings the indomitable spirit of Fannie Lou Hamer to life. Mzuri delivers a spellbinding performance featuring storytelling, song and a video montage. In honor of Black History Month, please join the Department of Africana Studies and the DuBois-Hamer Insti...
11/01/2017
ALBA trailer oficial español (2016) HD www.alba-pelicula.com [email protected] ---------------------------------------- Elenco Macarena Arias Pablo Aguirre Amaia Merino Equipo D...
11/01/2017
Don't miss this year's Latin American Film Festival!
November 17-19 at California State University, Northridge
It's totally free!
Book your tickets at csun.edu/csbs/laff2017
Brought to you by CSUN and UNAM-LA
06/02/2017
Next Tuesday, June 6, the CSUN Psychology Department Applied Behavior Analysis Speaker Series presents Dr. Daniel Sundberg "Some Things Behavior Analysts Should Know About Organizational Behavior Management.4:00 pm - 5:15 pm (Whitsett Room, SH 451)
05/09/2017
This Thursday, May 11, the Department of Africana Studies hosts their Annual Spring Writing Program Presentation where students showcase Project Web/Media. 4:00 pm - 5:30 pm. (Donald E. Bianchi Planetarium)
05/08/2017
This Wednesday, May 10, Department of Urban Studies and Planning presents the 5th Annual Students Urban Research Forum (SURF) "Explore, Learn and Practice". Poster presentation from 9:00 am - 11:00 am (Sierra Hall Lobby, East Wing) and Panel Presentation from 12:30 pm - 2:30 pm (Whitsett Room, SH 451).
05/03/2017
Don't forget to RSVP for tomorrow's event! May 4 - , Center for Southern California Studies & Political Science Department presents Annual Envisioning California Lecture "Keeping California Great: Latino Political Influence in the Golden State". Panelists include Dean Gary Segua, Naleo Exec Director Arturo Vargas and Asm. Raul Bocanegro. Events starts at 6:30 pm. (Ferman Presentation Room, Oviatt Library, Lower Level, West Wing)
Next Thursday, May 4 , Center for Southern California Studies & Political Science Department presents Annual Envisioning California Lecture "Keeping California Great: Latino Political Influence in the Golden State". Panelists include Dean Gary Segua, Naleo Exec Director Arturo Vargas and Asm. Raul Bocanegro. Events starts at 6:30 pm. (Ferman Presentation Room, Oviatt Library, Lower Level, West Wing) RSVP Required.
05/02/2017
Next Tuesday, May 9 Academic Innovation Showcase to discuss innovative ways everyone can work together to increase educational equity and student success. Starts at 12:00 pm. RSVP before May 4. (USU Northridge Center)
05/02/2017
will confer honorary doctorates on Closing Bell anchor William C. Griffeth and president of Asian American Drug Abuse Program Michael Watanabe at the 2017 commencement ceremonies. http://bit.ly/2qmqocP
05/01/2017
Tomorrow, May 2, from 4:00 pm - 6:30 pm, the Departments of Asian American Studies, Chicana and Chicano Studies and Political Science presents "Fight Hunger and Homelessness Among CSUN Students" (Northridge Center, USU)
05/01/2017
Don't miss today's lecture "Over the Rainbow: Second Wave Ethnic Studies Against the Neoliberal Turn" from Dr. Robin Kelley @ 2:00 pm (Lakeview Terrace, USU)
This Friday, April 28 Criminology & Justice Studies present "Proposition 57: Reforming California's Prisons" at 11:30 am (Orange Grove Bistro)