Just head over to the USU on Instagram (@csun_usu) where we’ll post a message aimed at encouraging you to celebrate different cultures and open up an empowering discussion. Let’s get together to uplift and support our Matador community with inspiration from you and the /USU Advocacy Campaign/!Be sure to hop on Instagram and turn on post notifications for @csun_usu to experience the shared spark!

You are invited to come find helpful resources, support and encouragement to aid you in your journey through this season of life at /Let’s Talk/, hosted virtually by the DREAM Center of the University Student Union in collaboration with University Counseling Services. Every Thursday, the DREAM Center is offering free 15-minute sessions for you to drop by and consult online with a professional counselor about anything from concerns for a friend, how the semester is going or the resources available through University Counseling Services. Whether you just want to chat for a few minutes or are seeking some problem-solving tools for more intimate concerns, this is a safe and welcoming space for whatever you need.No registration is required, and you simply have to sign on to Zoom to attend. If you are interested in receiving support, you can find more information about the event online [1]. Come take care of your head and your heart during /Let’s Talk/, hosted by the DREAM Center of the University Student Union … Where Matadors Belong![1] https://www.csun.edu/counseling/lets-talk

Recommended attendees: Instructors using or interested in using Canvas for quizzes or surveys This workshop provides an overview of building and using quizzes in your Canvas course. Topics will include: creating questions and question banks, assigning points, and Gradebook. Zoom link: Join Using Surveys and Quizzes in Your Canvas Course workshop [1] Note: Only Authenticated Users can join workshops[1] https://csun.zoom.us/j/83023355813?pwd=Unc3N1lPNE1oMWRBUGdyQkl1LzYvUT09

Learn to make a positive virtual impression in Handshake! The CSUN Career Center will help prepare you to participate in the Live! Recent Grad & Alumni Job Fair. This event is a *Zoom presentation* that requires registration and will *repeat three times on the 15-minute mark.* *Join us at* 3:00 p.m. - 3:15 p.m., 3:15 p.m. - 3:30 p.m., 3:30 p.m. - 3:45 p.m.------------------------------------------------------------------------------ ***Requests for accommodation services* (e.g., sign language interpreters or transcribers) must be made at least five (5) business days in advance. Please contact Odette Fullum at to request that accommodation services be provided.

Join the University Student Union for some friendly competition at /Trivia Night/, part of our /Crunch Time — Virtual /event! This is your chance to take a well-deserved study break and blow off some steam as you show off your smarts — just for fun. Plus, you’ll be entered to win a special prize just for participating! From May 4 to May 6 and May 11 to May 13, the University Student Union is bringing you finals week stress relief during /Crunch Time — Virtual­/! You can take on finals with confidence and set yourself up for success with a variety of virtual stress-relief activities and free giveaways from the USU, Student Recreation Center and Oasis Wellness Center. Learn more about all the exciting opportunities [1] and get ready to crush your finals with /Crunch Time — Virtual /from the University Student Union … Where Matadors Belong![1] https://www.csun.edu/usu/events/usu-crunch-time-%E2%80%94-virtual

*Join us and USU Programs for this BRAND NEW program with our special guest Trevor Wallace. We know this year have been rough and it's time to Whine & Dine together! **You must register to attend this event. The registration form will have additional details on how this program will run and the schedule. The first 50 students to register for this event will receive a Grubhub gift card for you to enjoy a delivered dinner during the event. A GRAND PRIZE raffle will be announced at the end of the event so be sure to stay until the end. *

*Join us and USU Programs for this BRAND NEW program with our special guest Trevor Wallace. We know this year have been rough and it's time to Whine & Dine together! **You must register to attend this event. The registration form will have additional details on how this program will run and the schedule. The first 50 students to register for this event will receive a Grubhub gift card for you to enjoy a delivered dinner during the event. A GRAND PRIZE raffle will be announced at the end of the event so be sure to stay until the end. *

Looking to have some fun with your fellow CSUN GAYmers? Come join the Pride Center of the University Student Union for our weekly virtual /GAYme Night /this semester to connect with other CSUN LGBTQIA+ community members! Show up weekly via Zoom, every Thursday at 6 p.m. and show the Pride Center your competitive side! We can’t wait to have a gay ol’ time with you CSUN! 

Looking to have some fun with your fellow CSUN GAYmers? Come join the Pride Center of the University Student Union for our weekly virtual /GAYme Night /this semester to connect with other CSUN LGBTQIA+ community members! Show up weekly via Zoom, every Thursday at 6 p.m. and show the Pride Center your competitive side! We can’t wait to have a gay ol’ time with you CSUN! 

Within the past year, we’ve seen the rise of Anti-Asian violence happening across different sectors of the Asian community. Although these attacks have been receiving national media attention, we must recognize that this violence isn't anything new. Anti-Asian sentiment has been essential to U.S. imperialism and its intervention in the Asia-Pacific region. Join Asian American Studies Pathways Project, CSUN University Student Union and Anakbayan Los Angeles (ABLA) on Thursday, May 6, at 6 p.m. to process the connection between Anti-Asian violence and U.S. imperialism, and to find solutions to support our communities now and in the future ahead. Within the past year, we’ve seen the rise of Anti-Asian violence happening across different sectors of the Asian community. Although these attacks have been receiving national media attention, we must recognize that this violence isn’t anything new. Anti-Asian sentiment has been essential to U.S. imperialism and its intervention in the Asia-Pacific region.