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Hip-Hop Professor & Producer I AM Augie Ray Showcases First Solo Debut As Visual Artist
Juggling his duties as a studio guru (he owns Hype Studios LA, the first subscription-based professional recording studio in the San Fernando Valley), author, and professor of hip-hop at California State University Northridge, Ray defines himself as a “Pluralist” who uses his skills in tandem and views the world through abundance and opportunity. -- Los Angeles Sentinel
The 6th Street Bridge is a Big Win with Racers and Other L.A. Night Types
“Cities have their goal, their intentions of what [the 6th Street Viaduct] bridge means to them,” Cal State Northridge professor Denise Sandoval, who studies low-rider culture, told the Times. “But the people will make meaning out of public spaces [and it] doesn’t always align with the city.” -- Los Angeles Magazine
Inland Empire's First Deaf Olympic Gold Medalist
After graduating, she was awarded an athletic scholarship to play D1 collegiate women’s soccer at Eastern Washington University. After 2 years at EWU, Anessa transferred to D1 Cal State University Northridge, where she is currently playing soccer and pursuing her BA in Criminology and Justice Studies. -- City News Group
The Strike for Black Lives: Growth of community in the Cal-Bridge program
Action Group 1, “Outreach to community college and CSU students,” has two strands. One strand was conceived and is led by three alumni from CSU Northridge: Diana Blanco Hernandez (now a PhD student at UC Santa Cruz), Mary Usufzy (a master’s student at CSU Fullerton), and Vidya Venkatesan (a PhD student at UC Irvine). As undergraduates they ran workshops for lower-division CSU Northridge students about the Cal-Bridge program and its summer research program. Although we cannot know if the workshops were the cause, applications from CSU Northridge have increased in the time since those workshops were implemented. -- Physics Today
Sprague Pest Solutions awards 3 scholarships
The 2022 scholarship recipients include:
Nicholas Monterroza of Los Angeles, Calif. He is the son of Antonio Monterroza, a route manager in Sprague’s Los Angeles branch. Monterroza will be attending California State University at Northridge in the fall.-- Pest Management Professional
Noir Series returning to NOMA Black Box
Per and Tamara Danielsson on Friday, January 13, 2023 (7:30 p.m). Per is the piano instructor at the University of Central Florida, and his wife, Tamara, performs at Disney. Per is a talented Jazz pianist, composer, arranger, and educator, and throughout his career he has performed with many leading jazz artists and entertainers such as Rich Matteson, Louis Bellson, Clark Terry, Rosemary Clooney, Don Braden, and more. Tamara is a skilled saxophonist who has won a Downbeat Student Recording Award, a guest soloist spot with the Cal-State Northridge Jazz Ensemble at the NAJE Conference, and the NAJE’s “New Young Talent Award,” among other accolades and awards. -- Ocala-News
Will California’s $4.1-billion bet on ‘community schools’ transform K-12 education?
His Humanitas graduates have gone on to USC, Cal Poly and Cal State Northridge. He’s grateful that his kids went to a high school where teachers don’t give up on students. -- Los Angeles Times
The new 6th Street bridge’s baptism by L.A.: Street racers, skaters, taggers and a crash
“Cities have their goal, their intentions of what that bridge means to them,” said Denise Sandoval, a professor at Cal State Northridge and a veteran researcher and curator of lowrider culture. “But the people will make meaning out of public spaces ... and maybe it doesn’t always align with the city.” -- Los Angeles Times
SoCal Challenge Announces Creation of NIL Collective to Support Future Participants
The teams for the second edition of the SoCal Challenge include, in the Surf Division, University of Minnesota, University of Nevada Las Vegas, Cal Baptist University and Southern Illinois University, The Sand Division includes Cal State University Northridge, Central Michigan University, High Point University, and Tennessee State University. -- Globe News Wire
Newsom’s bid to make textbooks free delayed in community colleges central office
From that point, Estrada only enrolled in courses that used free textbooks, of which there are many in College of the Canyon’s sociology department. He said he used the website Rate My Professors to find professors who used free textbooks. He ultimately finished his associate degree in sociology this spring and is transferring this fall to California State University, Northridge. -- Capital Public Radio