- CSUCI Campus Reading Celebration 2023 is a two-week eventThe memoir Javier Zamora wrote about his journey - "Solito" - is the book chosen for this year's Campus Reading Celebration, a two-week event that will culminate with a talk from the author and a book-signing on Sept. 30.
- RAZA Student Resource GuideInclusive Student Services and Chicana/o Studies collaborate to create the Raza Resource guide, a resource for Chicana/o/x and Latina/o/x students who want to get involved on campus, develop friendships, and more.
- We need your input - take the ECCEC survey today!As we move closer to finalizing plans for the planned Early Childhood Care and Education Center, we want to hear from you! Take the survey today to share your thoughts on the impact of building an ECCEC on campus.
- ITS Tech-E Award for Excellence in ServiceThe Information Technology department has opened nominations so members of the campus community can submit their votes.
- Fall into September with Learning and DevelopmentPlan your monthly development by accessing online books, courses, videos, quick guides and share your favorites with your manager and team.
- El Mercadito - Latinx Night Market on CampusJoin ASI on Sept. 21 for a night market event in honor of Latinx Heritage Month.
- CSUCI rises in U.S. News & World Report's social mobility rankingsThe University moved up four spots in the annual rankings, from 11 to 7 in the Regional Universities West category.
- Open Mic Night coming up on Sept. 26!Join us on Sept. 26 for an Open Mic Night and hear stories from the CSUCI community.
- WMC Faculty Director publishes book on communicating critically and creatively across modalities"Design for Composition: Inspiration for Creative Visual and Multimodal Projects" is a workbook designed as creative projects for students to improve proficiency as they create a variety of messages.
- Plot-A-Thon Student Information LunchThe Plot-A-Thon is an annual data visualization festival open to students of all majors. Come out on Sept. 20 and learn more about this awesome opportunity!
- CSUCI To Showcase Student Research and Scholarly ActivitiesStop by the Grand Salon on Sept. 14 to check out some of the recent student research conducted over the summer.
- Career Launch - Professional Development OpportunityStudents have a chance to learn about proactively creating relationships with professionals to launch effective job/internship searching.
- International Dance Celebration: Call for ParticipationThe Center for International Affairs and the Dance Program are joining forces to host a celebration of dance during International Education Week in November.
- Nursing student Serena Palaroan chosen as CSU Trustee ScholarThe CSU Trustees' Award for Outstanding Achievement, which is the highest student distinction within the university, grants students scholarships based on academic achievements, financial need, excellence in community service and personal hardship.
- CSUCI receives $30 million gift – the largest in the University’s historyThe University has received the largest gift in its history from the estate of Philippe and Arlette Larraburu, two very early supporters of Ventura County's only four-year public University.
- HSI Week to be observed Sept. 11- 17SASEI will host events throughout the week, to celebrate and raise awareness about the important role HSIs play in student success.
- Health Science faculty member will use national fellowship to research needs of local aging populationAssistant Professor of Health Science Ron Berkowsky is researching ways to address the increased need for caregiving as Ventura County's senior population outpaces the rest of the county.
- STEM Corps is hiring!STEM Corps is hiring up to ten CSUCI students with a strong STEM and/or education background to work up to 3 hours per week off-campus at community partner sites to support K-12 student learning in math and science.
- New year starts with record enrollment in some areasAlmost 1,800 new undergraduate and graduate students have begun their journey at CSU Channel Islands.
- Faculty member co-edited anthologyProfessor Irina D. Costache compiled "Historical Narratives of Global Modern Art."
- Poetry reading Sept. 6The free event is open to the public.
- Bus stop to moveThe temporary relocation is due to construction.
