- CSUCI students promote cutting-edge High-Performance Computing with national competitions and a campus clubCSUCI students and their mentors are preparing for the world of big data and Artificial Intelligence by learning and sharing all they can about High-Performance Computing or HPC.
- Partnership will enable Oxnard College students to live on CSUCI campusCSUCI and Oxnard College OC have finalized an agreement that will enable some Oxnard College students to live in the CSUCI residence halls with a pilot program beginning with the Spring 2025 semester.
- Economics professor receives national attention for research projectProfessor of Economics, Bryan Tomlin, is the lead researcher on a new study for the Anti-Defamation League.
- 2024 Excellence in Efficiency Award WinnerThe Excellence in Efficiency Award is awarded each year to a team or teams as a result of their efforts to improve processes.
- Cyber Shopping SafetyThe holiday season is a time to be even more vigilant when shopping online and protecting your data.
- Reduced bus service Dec. 16 through. Jan. 2025Routes 90 and 97 will be suspended during the winter schedule, which runs through Jan. 19, 2025.
- CSUCI staff member/alumna plays young Jenni Rivera in a major motion picture about the superstar's lifeSTEM Transfer Outreach Coordinator Tatiana Juarez, who graduated with a degree in Health Science, plays young Jenni Rivera in the movie "Jenni," which was released Friday, Dec. 6.
- CSUCI will offer a new degree in the rapidly expanding field of Data ScienceThe new Bachelor of Science degree in the field of Data Science will start being offered in Fall of 2025.
- CSUCI students present (and win!) at NDiSTEM SACNAS conference34 students and six faculty members attended SACNAS' premiere conference, NDiSTEM, with five students winning their poster presentations.
- CSUCI receives $1.7 million grant to help students facing homelessnessThe funding will support CSUCI's efforts to develop and enhance strategies for students facing homelessness and housing insecurity.
- Pinkard Learning Community Kwanzaa CelebrationJoin the Pinkard Learning Community on Dec. 5 for a special Kwanzaa celebration!
- School of Education faculty secure CTC School Counseling Residency Capacity GrantFive local school districts received capacity grants thanks to the work of CSUCI's School of Education faculty.
- Late Night Breakfast: Pancakes and Pajamas!The Division of Student Affairs will host the Fall Late Night Breakfast on Dec. 9 at Islands Kitchen.
- Welcome American Pie Co.The Division of Student Affairs will host a welcome celebration on Dec. 5 at American Pie Co. at the Town Center!
- CSUCI Sociology students present research at statewide Family Justice Center conferenceSociology Lecturer Daniel Sandoval said there was "engagement and buzz" over CSUCI Sociology students' research presentations at a recent statewide Family Justice Center (FJC) conference in Oxnard.
- CSUCI students learn dance designed to help those with Parkinsons diseaseThe Dance Studies and Health Science programs teamed up this semester to offer a class designed to help students understand Parkinson's disease from both a dance and neurological perspective, with plans for a dance therapy clinic class in the Spring.
- CSUCI surpasses goal to reduce greenhouse gas emissions in U.S. Dept of Energy Better Climate ChallengeCSUCI joined the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE)'s Better Climate Challenge by pledging to reduce its carbon emissions by 50%. The University did not only meet the challenge but surpassed it by reducing emissions by 60% from 2019 to 2023.
- Performing Arts presents the Tony Award-winning musical fairytale "Into the Woods"Fairytale favorites like Cinderella, Little Red Riding Hood, Jack and the Beanstalk and Rapunzel come together with a witch and two princes in composer Stephen Sondheim's "Into the Woods," opening Nov. 14 at CSU Channel Islands.
- Classes to be held virtually today; modified campus operationsOut of an abundance of caution, due to smoke from a nearby fire, classes will be held virtually today with modified campus operations.
- CSUCI research inspires conservation study on the climate benefits of protecting surf breaksAssociate Professor of ESRM Dan Reineman's research inspired another study led by Oregon State University Assistant Professor of Forest Ecosystems & Society Jacob Bukoski, who discovered one more major benefit to protecting the surf breaks: trapping carbon.
- Empowering Allyship with Eboné BellEmployees and students are invited to gather with Eboné Bell on Nov. 19 to chat civil discourse and advocacy in the post-election landscape.
- Roots in Flow: Feel the EnergyCI Dance Studies is proud to present their 2024 Dance Concert on Nov. 21, 22, and 23.
