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Tim Willert named as new Transcript editor
Willert, 61, is a native of La Jolla, California. He attended the University of Oklahoma and graduated from California State University, Northridge with a bachelor’s degree in journalism. He lives in Norman with his wife, Jennifer, and their children Chris, 12, and Lacey, 10. -- Norman Transcript
Two Hancock College Trustees Retain Posts After Running Unopposed
Enciso was born in Santa Maria and raised in Guadalupe. She is a first-generation Latinx-American and a first-generation college graduate. She graduated from Hancock with an associate degree in liberal arts and received a bachelor’s degree in fine arts from California State University Northridge. -- Noozhawk
Central American Studies gains popularity on California campuses
“Since the summer of 2020, we have a lot of people talking about diversity, equity, and inclusion. There was almost a renewed invigoration of developing ethnic studies,” said Jocelyn Duarte, a professor of Central American Studies at East Los Angeles College and Cal State University Northridge. “We were already ahead of the curve. We’ve been fighting for this. Now, it’s time to amplify the conversation.” -- CalMatters
Upcoming performances feature Hamlet, horn, harpsichord, and jazz pianist Connie Han
Vollrath will play “Spine-chilling chords and cackling runs (that) bring alive a concert of things that go bump in the night,” including music by Baroque era composers including J.S. Bach and Domenico Scarlatti, as well as contemporary harpsichord music by James Dorsa of the CSU Northridge faculty in Los Angeles. No ticket is required for admission; the concert will also be carried for viewing live (as well as on-demand) on YouTube’s UC Davis Music Channel. -- Davis Enterprise
SERJ TANKIAN On Dealing With Online Criticism: 'Nobody Likes To Be Hated'
On April 29 of next year, fans of Tankian will also be treated to a unique concert with the debut of "Invocations" at The Soraya in Northridge. Composed and performed by Serj, these new works are symphonic, operatic, emotive and will bring the CSUN Symphony, ethnic instrumentalists and a variety of diverse vocalists, including Tankian, together on stage with a choir for this very special evening of live musical performance. -- Blabbermouth
“Women Journalists at The Forefront of Empowerment” An International Conference Hosted by AGBU HYE GEEN and YOUNG CIRCLE
AGBU Hye Geen and its Young Circle have been hosting annual international conferences since 2006, presenting unique perspectives of Armenian life with a variety of themes. This year’s international conference is in partnership with the Armenian Studies Program of the California State University, Northridge (CSUN) and is entitled “Women Jouarnalists at the Forefront of Empowerment.” It is scheduled to canvas current social issues facing the global Armenian community. -- Armenian Life
Central American Studies gains popularity on California campuses
“Since the summer of 2020, we have a lot of people talking about diversity, equity, and inclusion. There was almost a renewed invigoration of developing ethnic studies,” said Jocelyn Duarte, a professor of Central American Studies at East Los Angeles College and Cal State University Northridge. “We were already ahead of the curve. We’ve been fighting for this. Now, it’s time to amplify the conversation.” -- Press Democrat
Closed scrimmage vs. Cal State Northridge is next test for UNLV basketball
UNLV basketball continues to inch toward the start of the 2022-23 season, but fans will have to take our word for it, as the team will host Cal State Northridge in a closed-door scrimmage on Friday. -- Las Vegas Sun
UCSB women’s volleyball team defeats Cal State Northridge
NORTHRIDGE — The UCSB women’s volleyball team (12-7, 8-1) won its fourth-straight Big West match Tuesday night traveling down to Cal State Northridge (7-14, 2-7) and topping the Matadors in four sets — 25-23, 25-25, 20-25, 25-18. -- Santa Barbara News-Press
Santa Anita Names Race on Oct. 22 to Honor Privman
Inducted into the Joe Hirsch Media Roll of Honor at the National Museum of Racing and Hall of Fame in August, 2021, Privman began his journalistic journey in racing while an undergrad at Cal State Northridge. -- The Blood-Horse