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CSU Channel Islands receives the national "Opportunity Colleges and Universities" designation
The new designation was awarded by the American Council on Education and the Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching.
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Call for Nominations: President's Awards for Students, Faculty, and Staff
Nominations are now open for the 2025 President's Awards, which recognize excellence and innovation across campus.
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CSU AI Summer Camp 2025
Students are encouraged to apply for this exciting opportunity to join the CSU for an intensive week of hands-on AI development at Cal Poly in San Luis Obispo.
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Dance Studies program to hold Inaugural Spring Dance Concert
The Dance Studies program at CSU Channel Islands will hold its inaugural Spring Dance Concert on May 1, 2, and 3.
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»ªÌå»á awards area business and non-profit partners during Connections Breakfast
Representatives from area businesses, the non-profit sector, the health industry, and a faculty member from the campus were recognized as valuable partners to CSU Channel Islands during the annual »ªÌå»á Connections Breakfast.
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California Native American Education Symposium
Join us on April 29 for a symposium focused on California Native Studies and K-20 curriculum featuring leading CA Native academics and leaders.
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World Password Day
May 2 is World Password Day and a great time to make sure your credentials are secure.
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Traffic Impacts due to Aut2Run event
The annual Aut2Run event will be held Sunday, April 27 at »ªÌå»á. Traffic into and out of University Glen and Anacapa Canyon will be impacted.
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Staff Council fundraiser at American Pie Co.
Come out to American Pie Co. at the »ªÌå»á Town Center and support Staff Council on Wednesday, April 23!
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Rise in Representation: Asian Americans in Cinema and Pop Culture - A Conversation with Jeff Yang
New York Times best-selling author Jeff Yang will speak at »ªÌå»á on April 22.
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»ªÌå»á hosts its first-ever Datathon for Ventura County college and high school students
High school or community college students who would like to learn more about data collection and analysis are invited to a free "Datathon" at CSU Channel Islands on Saturday, April 26 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the »ªÌå»á campus.
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Sailing Club makes the 2025 Pacific Coast Collegiate Sailing Conference Championships
The CSU Channel Islands student-run CI Sailing Club has qualified for the prestigious 2025 Pacific Coast Collegiate Sailing Conference Championships. The team will travel to the Bay Area city of Richmond, California to compete in the regatta.
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»ªÌå»á to offer a Master of Science in Business Analytics
Applications are now being accepted for CSU Channel Islands' Master of Science (MS) in Business Analytics, which will launch in Fall of 2025.
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Kaiser Mobile Health Vehicle on Campus
The Kaiser Mobile Health Vehicle will be on campus on May 6.
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AI Across the CSU: Innovations and Insights
Explore best practices for course design, campus engagement, and exploration from your peers in these 45-minute webinars.
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