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“As a young generation ready to make our impact on the world, we, as students, must know the importance of living sustainably and making sure we educate future generations to follow the steps we take in being environmentally friendly.”

“The primary thing I’m concerned with, is how invasive species displace native species. In California for example, it’s becoming really hard to find many native plants, now the most common species we find in nature are often invaders like burr clovers, star thistles and non-native grasses.”

"Through neuroimaging and eye-tracking technology, we can better understand what visual and environmental factors people rely on to navigate a space.”

“The event is a way to put service at the forefront of engagement. It’s an avenue for students to get to know the community outside the university through service.”The 10th annual Cesar Chavez Service Fair takes place Wednesday, April 3, on the CSUN Campus Store Lawn.

“These programs are great for children because they also expose them to being on a college campus. It is a great way for them to have a positive experience at a university and to get them thinking about their future."

In honor of the lasting impact and legacy of César Chávez, #CSUN will be formally closed in observance of the César Chávez holiday on Monday, April 1. The Department of Police Services will operate during the closure and can be reached at (818) 677-2111.

“When we look at what the department has done over the years, one of the greatest reflections is that so many of our students who have graduated from the department have gone on to become leaders in their communities, in the business world and in the intelligentsia."

“With their help, the CSUN VITA Clinic is able to continue expanding and serving a greater number of low-income taxpayers in the San Fernando Valley. This unique partnership enhances our ability to deliver a more wholesome experience to the taxpayers we serve.”

Bassist and CSUN alumnus Rodrigo Moreno was one of the musicians and singers enrolled in the DACA program who played on the Grammy-winning 2018 album "American Dreamers (Voices of Hope, Music of Freedom)."

CSUN students earned honors and awards at the regional Kennedy Center Theatre Festival, where one thousand students from 30 colleges participated to share their work and ideas.

The 34th CSUN Assistive Technology Conference — organized by the Center on Disabilities at CSUN — attracted thousands of exhibitors, researchers, consumers, practitioners, government representatives and speakers from around the world.

“Bryan’s investment has allowed us to remain on the cutting edge with regards to a lot of the things we do, program- and equipment-wise.”CSUN alumnus Bryan Green’s gratitude to his alma mater and passion for fitness inspired him to set up a generous endowment to fund enhancements to the Student Recreation Center (SRC).

“This is the second year that Year-Round Pell Grant (Summer Pell) is available to CSUN students, and we have found that a lot of students do not know about this new funding source."CSUN offers more than 600 academic-credit courses this summer, offering students a chance to get ahead, or catch up, in their progress toward graduation.

“Dr. Walker has the understanding and skill set to help us advance our student success initiatives and to collaborate with faculty, academic staff and campus leadership to prepare students to face the challenges of today and tomorrow.”

“I recommend focusing your career on something that you’re very interested in. Find something that you can get excited and passionate about."CSUN alumnus Michael Kramer inspired Matadors at the Nazarian College Distinguished Speaker Series.