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CSUN Professor Co-Principal Investigator on Cannabis Research Grant
The history of cannabis cultivation is an extensive one, often untold, unexplored, and unheard. California State University, Northridge anthropology professor, Rachel Giraudo, is on a multidisciplinary team trying to rectify that. -- San Fernando Valley Sun
OPINION California should lower barriers for students receiving financial aid
In the end, it took me five years to complete an associate degree program, but I am proud to say that I will be continuing my studies this fall at California State University, Northridge. I recognize, though, that I’m one of the fortunate ones who was able to navigate the appeals process thanks to the support I received from NextUp, but I know many of my peers who didn’t have the same resources simply gave up. -- Desert Sun
Actor And Writer Strikes Draw Broad Bipartisan Support, Poll Says
Strikes by the WGA and SAG-AFTRA were initiated earlier this year, following failed contract negotiations with Hollywood studios after requests for increased compensation, better residuals, staffing requirements and protections from AI job interference, among other demands. A strike by the WGA reached the 100-day mark earlier this month, five days after WGA representatives failed to reach a deal with studios. The AMPTP—which represents studios Paramount, Warner Bros. Discovery, Amazon and Netflix—said previously it was committed to reaching a deal after suggesting its goal was “getting people back to work.” The strikes have caused television shows and movies to be paused, as a failure to reach an agreement has cost California’s economy an estimated $3 billion, according to Todd Holmes, a professor at California State University, Northridge. -- Forbes
Love, determination secret to Chinese women's success in 1990s US
Shi worked at the Journalism School of Fudan University in Shanghai before she went to the US in 1990. She was a visiting scholar at California State University, Northridge in Los Angeles and at University of Oregon in Eugene. -- China Daily
Letters to the Editor: LAUSD wants to open schools as parks. This is what it needs from the city
I along with the late Cal State Northridge professor Jack Foley led an effort that got two CSPs established at Trinity Street and Vine Street elementary schools. The LAUSD used bond money to take up asphalt and use a new grass area as the centerpiece of the CSPs. -- Los Angeles Times
After spotlight on sexual misconduct at CSUs, Valley campuses try to meet accountability
Stanislaus State had the highest percentage of student responses to the survey – at 12% – and ranked No. 2 for the mere number of survey responses, only beaten by CSU Northridge, which has almost four times the student population size. -- KVPR
Rizing Tide Foundation Announces 2023 Crest Scholarship Recipients
Sanwal Dilshad, California State University, Northridge, College of Health and Human Development -- PR Newswire
The WGA and AMPTP are talking again. Why the studios were motivated to return to the table
“With each day that goes on, the economic damage is further intensified,” said Todd Holmes, associate professor of entertainment media management at Cal State Northridge, who estimated that the economic damage of the dual strikes on California was at least $3 billion so far and that it could balloon to $4 billion to $5 billion if the strikes were to stretch into October. -- Los Angeles Times
Early Pregnancy Air Pollution Exposure Ups Gestational Diabetes Risk
In addition to Niu and Farzan, other authors are Rima Habre, Tingyu Yang, Brendan H. Grubbs, Sandrah P. Eckel, Jill Johnston, Genevieve F. Dunton, Theresa M. Bastain, Carrie V. Breton, Laila Al-Marayati, all of Keck School of Medicine; Claudia M. Toledo-Corral of Keck School of Medicine and California State University, Northridge; Nathana Lurvey of Eisner Health, Los Angeles; and Fred Lurmann and Nathan Pavlovic of Sonoma Technology Inc. -- Mirage News
KCET’s Fine Cut Festival of Films Announces 2023 Student Finalists and Episode Schedule
Films: “Bad Hombrewood” directed by Guillermo Casarin of USC: “Un Día Mas Un Día Menos” directed by Audrey Saca of CSUN; “Shred” directed by Giovanna Trujillo of CSUN; “Nido de mi Vida” directed by Ivy Gonzalez of CSULB; and “Cactus and the Kid” directed by Effren Villanueva of Woodbury. -- Yahoo! Entertainment