Enjoy free coffee and snacks at Community Coffee Chats, open to LGBTQIA2S+ and ally communities. Do you need interpretation for an event? If so, please fill out the Interpreting Services… Continue reading Community Coffee Chats
Assigned a literature review and not sure where to begin? Come to this workshop, which will teach you: What the purpose of a literature review actually is How to create a focus for your lit review How to smoothly integrate sources into your writing What synthesis is and how to"do" it Correct formatting This workshop… Continue reading The Literature Review (Online)
CSUN Music Guest Artists Matthew Gianforte and Meeyoun Park, Duo-Pianists Wednesday March 11th, 2026 7:30 PM, Shigemi Matsumoto Recital Hall, $10-22 Pianists Meeyoun Park and Matthew Gianforte bring international acclaim and dynamic artistry to the stage in an electrifying duo piano program. Dr. Park, a Seoul native, has performed at Carnegie Hall, the Kennedy… Continue reading CSUN Music Guest Artist: Matthew Gianforte and Meeyoun Park, Duo-Pianists
Get creative and get groovy with Art Jam. Create a wide selection of personal masterpieces from bracelets to paintings, as incredible musicians rock the stage. With giveaways, delicious food and… Continue reading Art Jam
Join us on Bayramian Lawn for our weekly Thursday Thrift event. Bring your friends and go thrifting from the clothes available and give some clothes a second life.
Dr Nalya A. F. Rodriguez explores the making of a crime-immigration-terror (CIT) nexus in the US that has created real and imagined lines of connection between violence in Central America and the Middle East. Through an analysis of US laws passed between 1980 and 2010, Dr. Rodriguez shows how US laws threaded together these two… Continue reading Knot Immigration History: The Meshing of Criminal, Immigration and Terrorism Laws in the US
Come tell us why you love your major! Build your own chocolate box and hang out while watching the movie "10 Things I Hate About You." This event is open for all majors to attend!
Are you curious about what is held in Special Collections & Archives and how this might support your research and instruction? Join University Archivist Gayle O'Hara for a hands-on session focused on: Introduction to Archives, Finding Aids, and CSUN’s Collecting Areas with a special focus on our University Archives and Campus History. Date: Thursday, March 12, 2026 Time:… Continue reading Learn with the Library – Introductions to Archives, Finding Aids, and CSUN’s Collecting Areas
Relax, detox and promote radiant skin with the Oasis Wellness Center! Discover the many benefits lymphatic brushes have on both physical and mental health. Join us for a hands-on experience,… Continue reading Facial Flow Ritual: A Lymphatic Brush Experience
Hosted by Dr. Carmen Saunders-Russell - Academic Technology Fellow Develop clear, principled AI syllabus statements that align with academic integrity, transparency, and student learning outcomes. This session provides adaptable policy language and decision-making frameworks to help you set expectations while centering equity and student agency. Join the event on Zoom *If you require an ASL… Continue reading Transparent, Ethical, and Student-Centered AI Syllabus Statements
Hosted by Kiara Gardea Discover the power of ePortfolios! Join us for an engaging session on how ePortfolios can transform learning and help students tell their academic and professional stories. Meet with our ePortfolio Coordinator to explore practical ways to integrate ePortfolios into your courses and see how they empower students to showcase their skills, reflect on their growth, and launch confidently into their professional lives. Join… Continue reading Empower Student Growth with ePortfolios
