Africana Studies Glows at Golden Anniversary Celebration at CSUN
The Department of Africana Studies at what was then San Fernando Valley State College, was born in a storm, grown…
Violins of Hope — A Month-Long Series of Concerts and Exhibitions, A Year-Long Art Education Program
Music has the power to heal, to transcend pain and anguish, and to bring hope. Even through humanity’s darkest chapter—music…
Writers from ‘Black Monday,’ ‘Giants,’ ‘Insecure’ Discuss Breaking Hollywood Boundaries with Africana Studies
In Hollywood, where black writers make up less than five percent of the writers in writers’ rooms, many black characters are…
Chamber Music Takes the Spotlight with Four-Day Festival
On Jan. 24, in the intimate setting of California State University, Northridge’s Cypress Recital Hall, Liviu Marinescu’s piece “Moto Perpetuo”…
Sherlock Holmes Lives On Through CSUN Alum’s Stories
When California State University, Northridge alumnus Roger Zuch ’73 (Journalism), ’75 (History) started reading Sherlock Holmes books, he was just a teenager with a…
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