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“To be part of the InSight landing was truly exciting. . . It’s a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity — especially for an undergrad like me — to be working on a project like this."

With support from the Parkinson Voice Project, CSUN's Language, Speech and Hearing Center is providing groundbreaking, intensive speech therapy sessions people with Parkinson’s disease. http://ow.ly/Lw8A50kjVzX

“We are excited to launch our 48th year of providing free tax preparation and financial coaching to residents of the San Fernando Valley and beyond,” said Rafi Efrat, director of CSUN’s VITA Clinic and Bookstein Low Income Taxpayer Clinic.CSUN’s VITA Clinic is offering free tax preparation assistance to low-income families and individuals from Jan. 28 through April 13.

Happy first day of classes! It's good to have you back on campus, Matadors.

“One of the wonderful things about CSUN was that many of the students were, like me, returning to school while they were working or seeking advanced degrees that they could use toward new careers. The comradery gave me insights into various career paths that were non-traditional.”

“I think people sort of aren’t surprised if there are new insect species found in the Amazon jungle, but something new that’s in the U.S. and as big, noisy and conspicuous as a cricket surprises people.”

25 years ago, Northridge endured a 6.7 magnitude earthquake on January 17, 1994 that killed 57 people, injured thousands, damaged 112,000 structures, and left more than $20 billion in property losses. More than 20,000 people were displaced from their homes. Join us in taking a reflective moment to remember the victims, and all those affected by this devastating force of nature. We are forever grateful to the CSUN community and workers involved in reorganizing and rebuilding our campus.Our Northridge Earthquake Photo Collection contains a series of photographs taken by Geography Department staff members in the days and months after the quake. View the collection at http://digital-library.csun.edu/cdm/landingpage/collection/NEPCSlideshow photos by CSUN art professor Edward Alfano.#CSUN #OviattLibrary #NorthridgeQuake #LAHistory #Northridge25

“Lilac Hall is not just a building. It is a concrete reflection of CSUN’s commitment to research. Lilac Hall is already positively impacting students and will continue to do so for years to come.”

The free art exhibit at the Canoga Park Youth Arts Center displays the work of CSUN art students exploring the theme of human compassion.

Don't forget these important dates this spring semester!

Have a great time AND make a difference by supporting CSUN's Strength United at the Los Angeles Marathon.

“I was talking to a CSUN student who was telling me what a financial burden it is to apply for medical school. I know that is a fact. The primary application alone costs $1,000.”

CSUN celebrated the generosity of faculty and staff members who have given a gift to the university in support of students and community-based programs.

"Our students are our North Star on campus, and that's what motivates me." Day in, day out, there’s one thing on which Cal State Northridge President Dianne Harrison never wavers: keeping the focus on CSUN students. Read: ow.ly/Nb9u30ndOx6.

CSUN David Nazarian College of Business and Economics and The Marilyn Magaram Center received UEDA’s Awards of Excellence, which are granted to initiatives that have excelled in demonstrating higher education economic engagement.