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I'm not alone. Here is what California State University of Northridge had to say about millennials and marriage. -- KOOL 107.9
Ruth J. Simmons Named the 2023 Jefferson Lecturer in the Humanities
Simmons holds a bachelor’s degree from Dillard University and a Ph.D. from Harvard University. A French professor before entering university administration, Simmons held an appointment as a professor of comparative literature and Africana studies at Brown. She has served in various faculty and administrative roles at the University of Southern California, Princeton University, and Spelman College. Among her first academic positions was serving as the administrative coordinator of a National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH)-supported Liberal Studies Project at California State, Northridge. -- The Tennessee Tribune
Lava Diva erupts again, rekindling memories of when it set local stages on fire
“We both worked for the (public) school system,” Johnny Whitman, the bassist, told palabra in an interview. “I worked for Cal State Northridge, and Dawn worked for the Los Angeles Unified School District (LAUSD), so we couldn’t go to work or do much under curfew,” she added. Nevertheless, and to Johnny’s amazement, Dawn asked if she wanted to get together to play music during the curfew. What seemed like a casual jam-out session – killing time with a longtime friend – became the beginning of something special. “I didn’t play music at all. I just liked music and going to shows,” added Johnny, who was an avid concertgoer at the time. She was also an emerging musical talent, taking lessons from Rage Against the Machine guitarist Tom Morello, who she’d met at a show in 1990. (Johnny and a friend had booked Morello’s previous band, Lock Up, for a campus gig at Cal State Northridge – only to find out that the band had broken up and could not perform.) -- AL.com
Could Taylor Swift fans trigger a quake? Seismographs may catch shaking at California concerts
The associate professor of geophysics at Cal State Northridge, a place in Los Angeles’ San Fernando Valley known for earthquakes in its own right, said although there’s a chance something similar could happen in the Bay Area, those in and around the venue probably wouldn’t even notice it. -- Yahoo! News
Judges Announced for 2023 California Ethnic Media Awards
Jose Luis Benavides,
Professor at the Department of Journalism, Cal State Northridge -- Los Angeles Post
Public Hearing Notice: Inglewood Fast-Food Regulations Aug. 22
“I applaud the local government’s effort to improve the food landscape for the health of the citizens of Inglewood. It’s more than other city councils are willing to do,” said Dr. Steven Graves, Professor of Geography, who studies public health issues at California State University, Northridge. -- 2UrbanGirls
Northwoods League: Stingers slug their way past St. Cloud
Kevin Fitzer also had a big game. The third baseman also from Cal State-Northridge went 3-for-4 with two runs, an RBI, a walk and three stolen bases. He's batting .311 this summer. -- Yahoo! Sports
Why Doesn't the Bay Area Have a Pro Women's Sports Team?
Hicks had played for CSU Northridge and had a 42-inch vertical jump. She was recruited to San Francisco by the coach, Frank LaPorte, who had heard of her and her famous dunking. -- KQED
We have some new journalists at the Fort Worth Star-Telegram. Allow me to introduce you
Chris Torres, visual journalist. He worked at the Santa Clarita Valley Signal in California for two years before joining the Star-Telegram. He has an associate’s degree from Los Angeles Pierce College and a bachelor’s degree from California State University, Northridge. -- Fort Worth Star-Telegam
Can immigrants help solve the staffing shortages in California policing?
Colleges and universities present another opportunity. Many immigrants seek education in hopes of enhancing their skill sets and job prospects. California State University-Northridge (CSUN) graduate Esmerline Guardado is one. He and his family came to the United States in 2005, fleeing crime- and poverty-ravaged Honduras. He grew up in the San Fernando Valley. In middle school, he and his brother, both of whom dreamed of becoming police officers, completed a police-oriented program for youths. They both attended CSUN, earning their bachelor’s degrees in sociology in 2023. -- Police 1