Students at California State University, Northridge will trade the snooze button on their alarms for trash pickers and bags as they set out to beautify the CSUN campus and surrounding neighborhood on Saturday, September 9, from 8 a.m. to noon. CSUN’s student-run volunteer program, Unified We Serve,...

By Nick Cahill, Courthouse News SACRAMENTO (CN) – State auditors blasted University of California President Janet Napolitano’s office again on Thursday, with a finding that a university information technology project is years behind schedule and its costs have ballooned to nearly $1 billion. In the...

SACRAMENTO — The percentage of high school graduates eligible for California State University admission has risen steadily during the past two decades, moving from 29.6 percent in 1996 to an all-time high of 40.8 percent in 2015, with African American and Latino students making the largest gains, according...

“Black Sheep Boy,” the chronicle of a young gay man in Louisiana’s Cajun bayou by California State University, Northridge English professor Martin Pousson, is a finalist for a 2017 literary award from PEN Center USA. The West Coast center of PEN International — the world’s oldest international...

Drummer and composer Jesse Quebbeman-Turley (Music BFA 17), was recently awarded a Barlow Endowment commission to write a new work for Similar Fashion, an ensemble led by fellow CalArtian Logan Hone (Music BFA 15). To hear a sample, click [here]. More than 200 composers applied for the The Barlow Endowment...

The College of the Canyons Canyon Country Campus has many reasons to celebrate this fall 2017 semester. Not only is the campus offering one of its largest class schedules ever with more than 260 class sections, but the fall 2017 semester also marks the campus’s 10-year anniversary. “It is hard to...

Starting Tuesday, Aug. 29, College of the Canyons students can leave their brown-bag lunches at home on Tuesdays because COC’s Institute for Culinary Education (aka iCuE) Café will resume its weekly lunch service. Running through Tuesday, October 10, the fall lunch service menu will be a five-course...

College of the Canyons has launched the Resources for Individual Success in Education project, dubbed RISE, to help improve access to higher education for current and former foster or homeless youth. Launched this fall semester, the program’s mission is to increase retention, graduation and transfer...

Image Credit: Tim Forcum “The Connections that Identify” 2017, 54×48, Oil on Canvas.  The CSUN Art Galleries are pleased to present part two of an exhibition featuring artwork made by full and part-time faculty in the Department of Art. More than thirty artists showcase current bodies...

College of the Canyons is hosting 2017 Professional Development Week — a week of seminars, lectures, and workshops concerning student development and teaching. COC officials host the event for any and all faculty in the days leading up to the two academic semesters during the year, in hopes that these...