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CSUN Men’s Golf Team Tied for 16th at Ka’anapali Classic
The CSUN Men's Golf team is currently tied for 16th place at the Ka'anapali Classic Collegiate after the first round, finishing with a score of 286 (+2). Freshman Bryson Barnes led the team by shooting a 2-under 69, placing him tied for 38th individually. Oklahoma leads the tournament with an impressive score of 264 (-20). -- BVM Sports
CSUN Cross Country Sets Personal Records at Big West Championships
CSUN's Cross Country teams concluded the 2024 Big West Championships with multiple personal records. The women's team finished 10th overall, led by Ami Jacobson, who achieved the seventh-best 6k time in school history. The men's team placed ninth, with junior Cesar Cuevas achieving a season-best in the 8k. Overall, the Matadors demonstrated significant improvements and recorded several standout individual performances. -- BVM Sports
CSUN Kicks Off 67th Men’s Basketball Season Against St. Bonaventure
CSUN Men's Basketball kicks off its 67th season on November 4 in New York against St. Bonaventure. The Matadors are looking to build on a successful previous season, finishing 19-15 under head coach Andy Newman. This year, the roster features 15 newcomers, including top returner Keonte Jones who earned Preseason All-Big West honors. After a year of strong performance, expectations rise as the team is projected to finish sixth in the Big West, their highest preseason ranking since 2019. -- BVM Sports
Ron Artest’s son is dad’s twin with Pacers-Pistons ‘Malice at the Palace’ fit
Ron III himself hoops. The 20 year old son played basketball at California State University, Northridge. -- Sports Illustrated
CSUN Women’s Soccer Season Concludes with 3-0 Loss to UC Davis
CSUN Women’s Soccer ended their season with a 3-0 loss at UC Davis, knocking them out of postseason contention. Despite being projected to finish last in the Big West, they improved their win total by four games compared to the previous season. The match saw CSUN start strong with early opportunities but ultimately succumbed to timely goals from UC Davis, contributing to their elimination. -- BVM Sports
CSUN Women’s Volleyball Aims for Home Wins Against Fullerton, UC Irvine
CSUN women's volleyball aims to reverse its fortunes this week against Cal State Fullerton and UC Irvine. Currently at 7-14 overall and 2-8 in the Big West, the Matadors are on a three-match losing streak. They seek to capitalize on home-court advantage while attempting to rebound from a close loss in Hawai'i. CSUN previously defeated Fullerton in five sets earlier this season and looks to build on that momentum. -- BVM Sports
CSUN Women’s Soccer Seeks Big West Postseason Berth vs UC Davis
CSUN Women's Soccer aims to secure a spot in the Big West Championship with a crucial match against UC Davis on Thursday. The Matadors (5-10-3, 3-3-3 Big West) must win to clinch a postseason berth, with a tie or loss eliminating them from contention. Currently sitting seventh in the conference, CSUN is a point behind sixth place. The Matadors are looking to bounce back after a successful road win against Cal State Bakersfield, where they ended the 'Runners' unbeaten home streak. -- BVM Sports
Sharp cuts at California State University, but one Southern California campus is feeling it more
California State University, Northridge offers 6,407 classes this semester; that’s 180 more than a year ago, according to numbers provided by the university. CSULB is offering 210 more classes in the current semester than it did one year ago. -- LAist
‘Movie Theatres Aren’t Going Away Anytime Soon,’ CSUN Prof says
As the future of the Hollywood film industry remains uncertain, filled with both challenges and opportunities, the viability of a movie theater has also come into focus as streaming and shorter release windows have raised concerns about its survival. -- SCV News
CSUN’s Jewish Studies Department to Host Series on Peacebuilding
California State University, Northridge’s Jewish Studies Program is hosting a series of workshops on peacebuilding as a way to strengthen community and fight antisemitism. Three workshops will be held this fall and four will be held in spring 2025. -- SCV News