The CSUN Student Philosophy Conference is one of the most anticipated department events of the year. For a full day, students present their work in a professional setting, along with outside speakers, who share their own stories about the value philosophy has added to their lives. The conference ends with lots of food and celebration.… Continue reading The 12th Annual Student Philosophy Conference
Prospective students Virtual Open House and Information Session (Contact Graduate Program Director Dr. Svetlana Tyutina for the Zoom link Open house flyer (PDF)
Speaker Bio: Manuel Vargas is a Professor of Philosophy at the University of California San Diego. One facet of his research focuses on the overlap of moral and psychological issues concerning human agency and freedom. A second facet concerns the history of philosophy in Mexico, and a third focuses on issues in contemporary Latina/o/x/e philosophy. Vargas… Continue reading Manuel Vargas, Professor, Department of Philosophy, UCSD
What is an 8 x 3 presentation? Each presenter gets 8 minutes and 3 slides to showcase their current research, scholarly, or creative work—at any stage of development: exploratory, in-progress, or completed. All College of Humanities faculty —Tenured, tenure-track, and lecturers are welcome! To attend, email edith.chen@csun.edu for the Zoom link. This event is being… Continue reading 8 X 3 Faculty Colloquium
Join artist Joonas Sildre for a talk about capturing the music of Arvo Pärt in a graphic novel. Plus, live drawing and book signing!
Join us for a conversation among California educators and organizers who have been working in a coalition to defeat AB 715. Learn about the impacts of this bill, which Governor Newsom recently signed into law, on Ethnic Studies curricula, academic freedom, and speech about Israel’s on-going occupation and genocide of Palestinians. Register via Zoom
Come to a screening of "La Bamba" in the Armer Theatre starting at 7pm on Tuesday, November 18th! This is part of the International Education Week in collaboration with the College of Humanities and the Department of Cinema and Television Arts. Light refreshments will be provided and there will be a Q&A with the films… Continue reading La Bamba Screening – International Education Week
A screening of the 1987 film La Bamba starring Lou Diamond Phillips. The film follows the life and musical career of American Chicano rock and roll star Ritchie Valens. The screening will be followed by a Q&A with one of the film's producers, Bill Borden. Mr. Borden is a CSUN alum with a remarkable career… Continue reading A Screening of La Bamba followed by a Q&A with film producer Bill Borden
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Come to the CSUN BOOK ARTS FESTIVAL Join us for the CSUN Book Arts Festival on March 7, 2026, at the CSUN USU East Conference Center—a one-day gathering celebrating books as art objects, social practices, and engines of connection. This is not a conference. It’s a festival! Expect hands-on workshops, live print demos, collaborative readings,… Continue reading Book Arts Festival
Located on the South Sierra Quad Lawn Download Event Flyer
Register for the event! You are invited to a brownbag workshop Jejueo, Korea's other language Speaker: Moira Saltzman, Assistant Professor Department of Linguistics/TESL (She/Her) Light refreshments will be provided
