Events

PRIDEComing: Legacy, Unity and Visibility

Northridge Center Complex, University Student Union 18111 Nordhoff St., Northridge, CA, United States

Welcome home, Matadors! All are invited to kick off LGBTQIA2S+ History Month at our grand celebration of community and belonging at PRIDEComing: Legacy, Unity and Visibility. Celebrate the stories and resilience that continue to shape our LGBTQIA2S+ community, while building new traditions together. Bring your unique, unapologetic self to our parade, lip sync battle and… Continue reading PRIDEComing: Legacy, Unity and Visibility

Event Series TRANScend

TRANScend

Pride Center, University Student Union 18111 Nordhoff St., Northridge, CA, United States

Trans, non-binary and gender questioning students are invited to build connections at TRANScend, exclusive to those who identify as trans, gender expansive, gender questioning and more.  Do you need interpretation… Continue reading TRANScend

Event Series Leadership in Action Program

Leadership in Action Program

Flintridge Room, East Conference Center, University Student Union 18111 Nordhoff St., Northridge, CA, United States

Want to become a dynamic leader and create social change, but don’t know where to start? The Leadership in Action Program is here to instill confidence and knowledge in future advocates. Hear from political, civic and community leaders on how to build a social justice movement and advocate for change. You’ll even have a chance… Continue reading Leadership in Action Program

CSUN Men’s Soccer Latino Heritage Month Game

Matador Soccer Field

Cheer on CSUN Men’s Soccer as the Matadors take on San Diego State University in celebration of Latino Heritage Month. The match will feature Latino music, special PA announcements, and a halftime performance by the CSUN Dance Team.   $6 with promo code CSUNLAT2026 for staff, faculty and community members, free for CSUN Students

El Drive-In

Student Housing Sports Lawn

El Drive-In provides CSUN Student Housing residents with an opportunity to come together for a fun and meaningful evening featuring a Latinx film. The film will highlight the experiences, successes, challenges, and cultural pride within the Latinx community while creating space for residents to connect, reflect, and celebrate together. This event is exclusively for CSUN… Continue reading El Drive-In

“My Brother’s Killer” Documentary Screening and Discussion

Kurland Hall LA 181 18111 Nordhoff St, Northridge, CA

Presented by CSUN Women's Research and Resource Center Film screening & discussion Guests include: Rachel Mason (Director) Dion A. Labriola (Editor) A filmmaker's quest to make a documentary detailing a cold-case homicide that shook the world of gay porn in 1990 leads to stunning revelations and an unexpected answer. Questions? Contact the WRRC at 818-677-2780… Continue reading “My Brother’s Killer” Documentary Screening and Discussion

Storytelling, social justice, and Zine-Making Workshop

University Library: ASRS Viewing Room

Be seen with your zine! Join the Library for a hands-on workshop exploring zine-making as a tool for storytelling and social justice. Workshop participants will engage with the radical history of zines and be empowered to tell their own stories through zine-making, especially as it relates to uplifting marginalized narratives and challenging power structures. Come,… Continue reading Storytelling, social justice, and Zine-Making Workshop

Celebrando mi Gente

CSUN Student Housing Building 22- Multi-Purpose Room 105 and 106

Celebrando Mi Gente is the concluding event of our Latinx Heritage Month celebration. This event will bring together CSUN Latinx clubs and organizations at Student Housing to connect with residents and share information about ways to get involved on campus. Residents will have the opportunity to learn about different student organizations, campus resources, leadership opportunities,… Continue reading Celebrando mi Gente

Crafting Cultura: Art & Affirmation

CSUN Matador Square 18111 Nordhoff St, Northridge, CA, United States

Provide a relaxing and culturally affirming space where college students can decompress while exploring their Latinx/Hispanic identity through art.

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