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Oct. 22: CSUN Hosts Special Needs Resource Fair
Raising a child is a demanding job for any parent, especially when supportive resources seem to be elusive or nonexistent. For families whose children have special needs, the task can be even harder. -- SCV News
Chicano House To Open Its Doors To Celebrate Día De Los Muertos With The Community
California State University, Northridge Chicana/o Studies professor Yreina D. Cervantez and the students in her 'Days of the Dead' course will co-host two events in honor of Día de los Muertos (Day of the Dead) - a Mexican holiday that honors the memories of their deceased loved ones and ancestors. -- Public Now
KCSN(FM) Chooses GatesAir for SFN Solution
Despite an 80 mile separation, California stations KCSN(FM) and KSBR(FM) have struggled with mutual interference, until recently. -- Radio World
CSUN to Become the First CSU to Open Sustainability Center
California State University, Northridge will make history on Thursday, Oct. 26, by becoming the first California State University with a Sustainability Center. -- AmericanTowns.com
Oct. 26: CSUN to Open Sustainability Center
California State University, Northridge will make history on Thursday, Oct. 26, by becoming the first California State University with a Sustainability Center. -- SCV News
Oct. 18: CSUN Faces Off Against UC Riverside
The race to qualify for the Big West Conference Men’s Soccer Tournament continues for CSUN this week with a home match against UC Riverside Wednesday night before the Matadors head to UC Irvine Saturday. -- SCV News
CSUN Just Eight Shots Off Pace At Washington Invitational
The CSUN women’s golf team fired rounds of 306-309 and is in fourth place, just eight shots off the pace at the Pat Lesser Harbottle Seattle University Invitational at the Tacoma Country and Golf Club in Tacoma, WA. -- SCV News
Female prep football referee continues to earn her stripes
She began officiating basketball games while earning a degree at Cal State Northridge. As a lifelong athlete and a college student looking for some easy money, the decision to take a job as a basketball ref was easy. -- Santa Clarita Valley Signal
Customising healthcare
Taher Abbasi is Co-founder and COO of Cellwork. His professional experience includes building and leading organizations, design automation, Asia Pacific distribution and global operations at Cadence Design Systems, Get2Chip, ByteK and Synopsys. Taher has co-authored the books "It's the Methodology, Stupid" and "Logic Synthesis Using Synopsys" and taught at University of California extension campuses at Santa Cruz and Irvine. He has completed MBA from UCLA and NUS, certificate program in biotech business from UC Berkeley and MS in computer engineering from California State University, Northridge. -- The Afternoon Despatch & Courier - India
CSUN | On Point: Put Your Paws Up for AB 485
Governor Brown recently signed California Assembly Bill 485, making California the first state in the U.S. to cut off the supply of cats, dogs and rabbits from breeding mills to pet stores. On Point reports on the importance of adopting pets from rescue organizations and shelters, with Woodland Hills Assemblyman and bill co-author Matt Dababneh, Animal Rights Activist Dr. Charlotte Laws, and BunnyLuv Health Associate Jody Springboard. -- SCV TV