Bryan Montano (Psychology) hypothesized that, when it comes to education, there is a relationship between family income and grade point average. The Cal State Northridge undergraduate student presented his research “Interaction Effects of Family SES on GPA among Multi-Ethnic Groups of Each Gender: Analysis on ARMCC (Adolescent Resiliency in Multi-Cultural Communities)” at the 15th annual Student Research and Creative Works Symposium on Feb. 18.

Despite apprehension and uncertainty related to the state and university budget, the Office of Human Resources hopes to remind its employees that they are valued and appreciated.

Cal State Northridge faculty and staff can now learn about the musical and artistic elements behind the newest acts set to perform at the recently opened Valley Performing Arts Center through a series of lunchtime events titled Arts@Noon.

Thousands of people from around the world—from entrepreneurs and tech industry executives to academics and persons with disabilities—are expected to gather in mid-March in San Diego to explore new ways technology can help the disabled.

Karin Stanford has always wanted to change the world. As a child growing up in Inglewood, she wondered why the black boys in her neighborhood were disappearing. She found out many were sent to the California Youth Authority, often wrongly accused and abused.

A team of assessors from the International Association of Campus Law Enforcement Administrators (IACLEA) will be at Cal State Northridge next month to examine all aspects of the university’s Department of Police Services’ policies and procedures, management, operation and support services.

Learn why Cal State Northridge is one of the world’s leading institutions in the study of physical therapy. Video produced and directed by two of the PT program’s alumni, Ed Escobedo and Tai Kaijima.

Cal State Northridge ushered in a new era on Saturday, Jan. 29, with the opening of the state-of-the-art Valley Performing Arts Center and a celebration that brought together political and civic leaders, arts patrons, educators and Hollywood celebrities.

Cal State Northridge’s radio station KCSN (88.5) FM will host its spring pledge drive Friday, March 25 through Sunday. April 3.