In celebration of Black History Month, the USU DREAM Center is excited to launch a month-long social media campaign that shines a light on undocu-black excellence and highlights the achievements, resilience and contributions of Black Undocumented individuals, both throughout history and today. This campaign will feature advocates, creatives, educators, entrepreneurs and more, exploring how the… Continue reading Celebrating Undocu-Black Excellence
Students will be able to learn from Black professionals and paraprofessionals on how to maximize their resumes and cover letters by highlighting important experiences and skills. To register for the first workshop, click the flyer below.
Black House will be showing movies related to each theme for Black History Month on Mondays
Please join us to hear from our Black Student Success Consultants (Dr. Damon Williams and The Center for Strategic Diversity & Leadership). This 4-hour program will allow our consultants to connect with the campus community and initiate the implementation plan of their research and recommendations. To register for this program, please use the QR… Continue reading Black Student Success Initiative Implementation Launch
Join us for this insightful afternoon in conversation with Ayuko Babu, co-founder and executive director of the Pan African Film Festival (PAFF). Co-sponsored by the Tom & Ethel Bradley Center, University Student Union, Department of Africana Studies, Michael D. Eisner College of Education, and the California Faculty Association. About Ayuko Babu Ayuko Babu is an… Continue reading A Conversation with Ayuko Babu
About this Event Join the Department of Africana Studies for a Special Black History Month Event! Shirley Neal Wednesday, February 5, 2025 | 1:00PM until 2:15 | University Student Union (USU), Lake View Terrace Room Experience AfroCentric Style: A Celebration of Blackness and Identity in Pop Culture, featuring Emmy Award-winning producer, journalist, and author Shirley… Continue reading Black History Month Event: Author, Shirley Neal is coming to CSUN!
Connect with your community at the USU’s Cultural Welcomes! We’ll be celebrating diverse cultural identities as we play fun games, enjoy a variety of performers and have some food, so join us for this perfect opportunity to get to know your fellow students and kick off the semester right! Do you need interpretation for an… Continue reading USU Cultural Welcomes: Welcome Black
The Black Flea Market is an inclusive, vibrant tabling event designed to spotlight and celebrate Black-owned businesses led by CSUN students. This event serves as a platform for young entrepreneurs to share their talents, products, and services with the university community.
About this Event Join the Department of Africana Studies for a Special Black History Month Event! Monday, February 10, 2025 | 6:00PM until 7:30 | University Student Union (USU), Grand Salon Join us for The Legacy of Labor: Black Student-Athletes Exchange, a Black History Month 2025 event celebrating the profound contributions of Black student-athletes to… Continue reading Black History Month Event: The Legacy of Labor, Black Student Athlete Exchange
The event will showcase the various talents, performances, and creative endeavors of our industrious Black faculty and staff.
Students will be able to learn from Black professionals and paraprofessionals on how to professionally prepare and excel in the job interview process. To register for this event, please click… Continue reading Empowerment Through Experience Series: Interview Tips Workshop
Hollywood Shuffle Screening & Q&A with Director Robert Townsend
Moran’s fourth Soraya appearance celebrates the Duke’s enduring legacy and his 125th birthday, a year-long tour that started at the Kennedy Center. He has invited CSUN Jazz “A” band to join him. To purchase tickets, please visit The Soraya box office, or click the image below to be taken to The Soraya website.
Join us for an unforgettable Black History Month event featuring a special screening of N.ot W.ithout A.lonzo, an inspiring documentary that explores the life and legacy of Alonzo Williams, a key figure in the rise of West Coast hip-hop. Alonzo Williams The film delves into Williams' profound influence on music, culture, and entrepreneurship, offering a… Continue reading Black History Month Event: N.ot W.ithout A.lonzo: Documentary Screening and Q&A with Hip-Hop Pioneer Alonzo Williams
Join us for Black Out The Stands 2 Men’s Basketball Game where CSUN takes on Cal Poly on Saturday, February 15, 2025, at 5:00 PM at the Premier America Credit Union Arena. This special event celebrates Black History Month, supports our student-athletes, and also stands in support of our community following the devastating wildfires across… Continue reading Black Out the Stands 2
Join Hip-Hop Lecturer and Grammy Winning Pluralist, Augie Ray for an inspiring evening of rhythm, culture, and conversation in Black Excellence in Music Series: A Journey Through Jazz Part 1. This live panel features Clayton Cameron—world-renowned drummer, percussionist, and brushwork master—whose innovative techniques have left an indelible mark on jazz and beyond. Having worked with… Continue reading Black Excellence in Music Series: A Journey Through Jazz Part 1 – A Conversation with Clayton Cameron
About this Event Tico Wells Join us for From Slave Labor to Prosperity: Conquests of the Human Spirit, a captivating Black History Month event featuring Tico Wells, acclaimed actor and producer best known for his iconic role in The Five Heartbeats. In this inspiring presentation, Wells will guide us through the remarkable journey from oppression… Continue reading Black History Month Event: From Slave Labor to Prosperity: Conquests of the Human Spirit
A panel of couples will give an informational on love and respect in the Black community.
Light up the dance floor and celebrate Black History Month while honoring Queer culture at Black and Queer: Reclaiming Identity! As an introduction to Ballroom* culture, the Royal House of LaBeija, the first house of Ballroom, will host a vogue workshop, accompanied by trivia, crafts and prizes. Walk in and serve the house down! *Not… Continue reading Black and Queer
In celebration of National Black History Month, the University Counseling Services is sponsoring an event focused on self-care and mental health for students. We invite all department/program to stop by and to also share with your students. Students will be encouraged to attend so they can learn how to take advantage of our rich resources… Continue reading UCS Family Affair
This event is an engineering panel that will consist of 1-2 Moderators & 7 Panelists. Each of the panelists will consist of a diverse set of Black professionals within the engineering field, focusing on their journey to become an engineer. The moderator will ask the engineers several insightful open-ended questions that pertain to each panelist's… Continue reading Navigating the Black Job: Embracing Blackness in Corporate America
10,000 Men Named George movie screening and Q&A with Director Robert Townsend
Students will be able to learn from Black professionals and paraprofessionals on networking strategies to expand their professional network. To register for this event, please click the flyer below.
Mark Thursdays on your calendar because Art Jam is back! Experience a semester of cultural appreciation with unique live performances by local artists, delicious food and relaxing activities. Be crafty with fun art DIYs that let your inner artist loose and get a chance to win prizes through giveaways. Take time for yourself and get… Continue reading Art Jam — Black History Month Edition
Join Hip Hop Lecturer and Grammy Winning Pluralist, Augie Ray for an unforgettable evening of music, culture, and conversation in Black Excellence in Music Series: A Journey Through Jazz Part… Continue reading Black Excellence in Music Series: A Journey Through Jazz Part 2 – A Conversation with Terrace Martin
About this Event Alwayne Spencer Discover the transformative power of The Black Trilogy Method—a unique approach that merges mental health, music education, and music industry services to foster healing, growth,… Continue reading Black History Month Event: The Black Trilogy Method of Mental Health, Music Education, and Music Industry Services
This internship panel is the final event of the Empowerment Through Experience: Internship and Beyond series in partnership with The Black House. The internship panel will include Black/African-American professionals to… Continue reading Empowerment Through Experience: Internships and Beyond – Internship Panel
Geography & Environmental Studies prepares students for careers that are vital for a world with a rapidly changing climate. GES provides students with a fundamental knowledge of the Earth's surface,… Continue reading Black Professionals in STEAM a Highlight on GIS as a Career Track Hosted by The Department of Geography & Environmental Studies with Alumnus Keynote Speaker Geoffrey West
Student run afternoon hour of programming on Black poetry and poets. Special invitees include the Black Student Association members from Northridge Academy High School. Dr. Jade C. Huell’s students in COMS 305: Poetry in Performance will host and facilitate. This is a Community Engagement Office related activity supported by CSUN Performance Ensemble and COMS Office.… Continue reading Black Poetry Works: An Hour Celebrating Black Poets and Poetry
As we close Black History Month, the Echoes of Excellence event celebrates the unwavering dedication and impact of those who uplift and support our community. While Black Excellence is not confined to a single month, this event serves as a tribute to the students, student organizations, faculty, staff, and alumni who work diligently to foster… Continue reading Black History Month Closing