A San Fernando Valley history expert gave a lively presentation about the development of the San Fernando Valley from its earliest days to a thriving center of more than 250 square miles and a current population of 1.75 million people.

Congress's power to legislate for social, legal and health-related purposes arises from the U.S. Supreme Court's expansive view of Congressional authority under the U.S. Constitution, according to a presentation by two Constitutional law experts at CSUN.

(NORTHRIDGE, August 7, 2013) – It's off to Hollywood, Santa Monica and The Grove in Los Angeles. The Tseng College's International Programs and Partnerships (IPP) welcomes about 100 new international students to campus this week for CSUN's Fall Intensive English Program.

(NORTHRIDGE, July 24, 2013) – The Tseng College invites the community to register for academic-credit classes at CSUN this fall through Open University. Open University allows those not regularly enrolled at CSUN to take university classes in the fall and spring semesters, by registering through the Tseng College.

(NORTHRIDGE, June 26, 2013) – California State University, Northridge reaches more than 5,400 miles away to Japan when the Intensive English Program travels to Tokyo Oct. 6-11 to meet Japanese students, university representatives and international agencies to promote CSUN.

Students and faculty gathered at CSUN's University Club June 20, where academic leads for the Master of Science in Assistive Technology Engineering explained how the degree teaches students to develop technology that helps people with disabilities.

(NORTHRIDGE, JUNE 12, 2013) – The Tseng College reaches out to South America in August with its participation at an EducationUSA Fair in Brazil, sponsored by the U.S. Department of State. Vanessa Andrade represents the Tseng College's Intensive English and University Pathways Programs in Brasilia, Rio de Janeiro and Sao Paulo, Aug. 31-Sept. 5.

"The skills and values you learned are crucial," said Mary Ann Cummins-Prager, CSUN's associate vice president, Student Access and Support, at a ceremony prior to the ATHS graduation. "You will be ready to tackle complex matters. What you do will impact the lives of many. " She noted how developments in robotics, biotechnology and neuroscience lead to increased ways to help people with disabilities.

(GRANADA HILLS, CA - June 22, 2012) — SAGE members are getting ready for Summer Study group discussions, which start July 2. The learning-in-retirement organization is affiliated with the Tseng College and administers study sessions for retired community members.