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Cal State Undergraduate Workers Seek Union Representation
Emma Galloway, a commuter student at Cal State Northridge, said receiving at least the Los Angeles minimum wage of $16.50 for her work as a student assistant in the Journalism Department office would help her save money to move out of her parents’ house. -- LAist
Conservative boycott could create a backlash to the Bud Light backlash
Kristen Walker, a professor of marketing at California State University Northridge who has done research on boycotts, also said that for a boycott to have any tangible financial impact, it generally needs to have backing from more than one political camp. -- Morningstar
CSUN Screening Doc on Company That Employs People with Disabilities
The public is invited to join California State University, Northridge officials on Monday, April 24, at 6 p.m., for the screening of “Hearts of Glass,” a documentary about a state-of-the-art hydroponic growing facility that provides lucrative jobs to people with disabilities. -- SCV News
Cal State undergraduate workers seek union representation
Emma Galloway, a commuter student at Cal State Northridge, said receiving at least the Los Angeles minimum wage of $16.50 for her work as a student assistant in the Journalism Department office would help her save money to move out of her parents’ house. -- CALMatters
CSUN Prof Studying End-of-Life Care in L.A.’s Underserved Communities
California State University, Northridge religious studies professor Claire White said this is particularly true for people from underserved populations or who are highly religious. These individuals, she said, are less likely to seek hospice care — which focuses primarily on individual comfort and making a dying person’s remaining time as meaningful as possible. -- SCV News
After 12 Years, Student-Led 3 WINS Fitness Still Inspires Community Health
More than 12 years ago, the 3 WINS Fitness program was an idea born in the classroom when California State University, Northridge kinesiology professor Steven Loy challenged his students to come up with ways to navigate America’s ongoing health crisis related to insufficient physical activity. -- San Fernando Valley Sun
Ask the Experts: CSUN's Zhong-Guo Zhou
What advice do you have for someone with bad credit who is looking for an installment loan?
My advice is that someone with bad credit should double-check to see if it is necessary to get an installment loan in the first place. Next, I will suggest estimating the absolutely necessary amount and the ability to repay the installment on time. And last, I would suggest trying multiple lenders to get the best deal if possible. -- Wallet Hub
Bay Area arts: 6 cool shows to see this weekend and beyond
Drawing from some of the state’s top jazz programs, the panel of adjudicators include Gary Pratt, California State University, Northridge professor emeritus, California Jazz Conservatory’s Erik Jekabson, and Santa Clara University’s Kristen Strom. -- The Mercury News
Things to do in the San Fernando Valley, LA area, April 13-20
Lea Salonga: Two shows: 8 p.m. April 22 (bit.ly/3MxrD2r) and 3 p.m. April 23 (bit.ly/3MxrD2r). Tickets $68 and up. The Soraya at CSUN, 18111 Nordhoff St., Northridge. www.thesoraya.org -- Los Angeles Daily News
La banda callejera original WAR arrasa en Los Ángeles con “Low Rider, Why Can’t We Be Friends” y más éxitos
En 2021, WAR celebró su 50 aniversario, y se enorgulleció de que su fundador y vocalista principal, Jordan, siga en el grupo. Con un legado que sigue desarrollándose en todos los grupos de edad, WAR sale ahora de gira más de 150 días al año, actuando para públicos de todos los tamaños: desde grandes recintos hasta clubes íntimos y ferias de condados. El 15 de abril, la banda actuará en The Soraya, en el campus de CSU Northridge. -- La Opinion (in Spanish)