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2022’s Top 25 American Film Schools, Ranked

How do you prepare students for an entertainment industry in a constant state of flux? For some, the answer is LED walls. Schools ranging from Chapman to Cal State Northridge are doubling down on digital production in an effort to prepare their students for industry. And while rising tuition costs have would-be filmmakers worried, schools are increasing scholarships or offering fully funded MFAs. -- The Hollywood Reporter

Telemundo Local Academy Launches At California State University, Northridge This Fall

The Telemundo Station Group, part of NBCUniversal Local — a division that includes 43 NBC/Telemundo stations in the U.S. and Puerto Rico and six regional sports networks — today announced California State University, Northridge (CSUN) is its fourth and newest partner for the group’s “Telemundo Local Academy” journalism training program. The one-year program kicks off at CSUN in September 2022. -- TV News Check

Reintroducing Cara Hazard, Fillmore Middle School 6th Grade Assistant Principal

Growing up just down the road in Santa Clarita, Ms. Hazard attended Cal State Northridge. There she earned both her Bachelor of Arts in Liberal Studies and her Master of Arts in Educational Leadership. Always striving for more knowledge, Ms. Hazard prides herself on being a lifelong learner and an avid reader. There are few things she loves more than sitting outside on a beautiful day with a good book in hand. -- Fillmore Gazette

Huh Shoots 61, Leads Im by 2 Shots After One Round of 83rd Wyndham

The 32-year-old Huh, from Los Angeles and Cal State Northridge, posted a career-best, 9-under-par 61 to take a two-stroke lead over Sungjae Im of South Korea after the first round of the 83rd Wyndham Championship at Sedgefield Country Club in Greensboro, N.C. -- California Golf News

L.A. artist Carole Caroompas, performer and painter who bucked convention, dies at 76

Over 50 years as a working artist, Caroompas’ imagery and performance art intersected, and informed, multiple weighty 20th century movements: Feminist Art, Pop, Pattern and Decoration, the Pictures Generation. Artist and gallerist Cliff Benjamin, who met Caroompas in the 1980s and later showed her work at his gallery Western Project, found it mystifying that she remained less famous than many of her peers, including Mike Kelley, Chris Burden and Lari Pittman. The decades she spent mentoring the young artists she taught at Immaculate Heart College, Cal State Northridge, and Otis College of Art and Design only made the limits of her success more confounding. “She was so influential to legions of kids in art school, legions who were so faithful to her because Carole gave them the real deal,” said Benjamin. “She did not pander. She told them the truth.” -- Los Angeles Times

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