(May 20, 2014) - Hundreds of families and friends cheered graduates of the Master of Science in Communication Disorders and Sciences: Speech-Language Pathology program at a convocation and graduation this week at CSUN. Fifty-four students from around the country completed the online version of the two-and-a-half year program, administered by The Tseng College in collaboration with CSUN’s College of Health and Human Development.

Congratulations to Lyndon Dunbar, a student in the Tseng College’s master of science in Assistive Technology Studies and Human Services (ATHS) program, a recipient of the new Jane Small Scholarship for Advocates for People with Disabilities.

(April 2, 2014) - Executives from two major event ticketing, management and promotion companies gave a dynamic presentation to a CSUN class about the growing use of mobile technology, aps and social media to drive concert sales and engage fans.

A new scholarship program for CSUN students who advocate for people with disabilities launches this fall, thanks to a $10,000 donation by Jennifer Kalfsbeek-Goetz, Tseng College’s assistant dean; and her husband, attorney and mediator Jack Goetz.

(March 18, 2014) - Kevin Klowden, director of the California Center at the Milken Institute, gave a positive overview of recovery of the California economy at an Encino chamber of commerce event that the Tseng C

(March 12, 2014) - The Tseng College invites the public to an information session for CSUN's Master of Arts in Music Industry Administration program, March 24, 6:30-8:30 p.m., at the campus University Club - Orange Grove Bistro.

(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.