Cal State Northridge’s College of Engineering and Computer Science is on a roll. Named the fastest growing undergraduate engineering program by the American Society for Engineering Education (ASEE) in 2010, its students recently won two important competitions, one international and one regional.
The U.S. Department of Education has awarded Cal State Northridge’s Education Opportunity Program a $1.1 million Student Support Service Program (SSSP) grant.
This summer, 80 K–12 teachers and librarians from across the United States converged at Cal State Northridge and other Southern California sites for a workshop, “The Spanish and Mexican Influences on California, 1769–1884,” funded by a Landmarks Grant from the National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH).
Observant eyes on campus may have noticed three 16’ x 4’ raised-bed vegetable boxes occupying a corner of campus adjacent to the path that leads to the University Park Apartments, near the tennis courts and Northridge Academy High School (NAHS). A cheerfully painted sign announces that the new plants on the block are the first sprouts of the CSUN Community Garden.
She is a thing of beauty. Her sleek, narrow, charcoal-colored carbon fiber body rests delicately on her wheels, the front pair crafted of aluminum alloy. Built, as the saying goes, for speed.
Number of CSUN Facebook fans, the biggest Facebook page across the CSU. Next goal: 50,000!
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