Water Rights Activist and Stockholm Water Prize Winner to Visit CSUN
As California drags through its fourth year of a severe drought, many may see the benefits of rationing their water….
CSUN Interdisciplinary Researchers Study Owens Valley History
The Owens Valley is one of Los Angeles’ main water sources — pumping water to the region for the past…
New CSUN Center to Connect Campus and the Community In Effort to Develop a More Resilient Urban Water Supply
Despite rising temperatures, Californians this summer cut their water use significantly in an effort to help the state deal with…
The Long and Winding Road: From Foster Care to CSUN — to City Hall
In her heart of hearts, Lorie Zapf was an A student. And no one knew it but her. It…
CSUN Animation Faculty, Students Helped Rebuild Memories of Hiroshima Life Pre-Bombing
The atomic bombing of Hiroshima in August 1945 destroyed the city’s infrastructure and killed an estimated 90,000–146,000 people. It also…
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