Whether it was new building projects, or infrastructure improvements, or good old fashioned volunteer elbow power, 2016 was a good year for Northridge and creative and sustainable development. The second-annual Matador Day of Service found approximately 400 CSUN students and volunteers taking to the streets on Sept. 10 in a school-wide effort to clean the campus and neighboring communities. Matador volunteers spread out around campus and the surrounding community after gathering at Bayramian Lawn. The event, which was designed to clean up campus and the neighboring Northridge community, was a huge success and much bigger than in 2015, said co-event organizer Don Larson. A new design for the Parthenia and Reseda median area, including the installation of a new illuminated flag pole, has been in development since early fall. The median will be landscaped with drought-tolerant plants, improving its appearance and saving water. The pr
Creative and Sustainable Development for the Next Decade